Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20

pected later for n short vacation Miss
Beatrice Clark, who has passed O vaca-
ton OF Three weeks at her homo IN
Enosburg Falls, returned here Friday
evening.-Mrs. A. b. JOY returned TO
Jericho Saturday after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Davis.-.Mr
and Mrs. +. g. Barrows and son, Eben,
are visiting relatives In North Troy
Miss Elizabeth McGill of Washington
arrived Saturday to pass the summer at
tho Randell.-Mlss Mildred Jackson Of
Waterville, Conn, arrived Saturday TO
visit her cousins, DIR. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson.-Mss Zlta Townc left Saturday
for Old Orchard, Me-, where she will be
employed in the new Vesper House-Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Terrill went to North
Calais Saturday, where they will visit
Mrs. Terrills mother, Mrs John Haw-
kins.-Mrs. Mnble Cole and daughter of
Barre. who nave visited her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Is. White, left
Saturday for Greensboro. u. p. White
of Barre who has assisted in taking the
invoice of The stock Of goods at the Doty
store, recently purchased by his son, went
to his cottage at Greensboro Saturday
evening-Mrs. Celia Parker and daugh-
ter, Beatrice. of ST. Adams who visited
Mr. and Mrs c. Il. Greene for three
weeks past, returned homo Saturday,
G. Moves Slayton, who graduated from
Amherst College this spring, arrived
home Friday evening.-The fire in the
woods OF Myron Ellsworth. caused by
lightning striking n dead tree week at,o
and which was supposed to have been
extinguished, started again Friday night
and at II clock n gang OF mon were
summoned by telephone and worked until
five o'clock in tho morning before It was
under control
y. Alexander or the Morrisvile Fruit
company left Saturday for Boston on a
short business trip-Mrs. p. T.. Stone Of
Belllngham. Wash. is visiting Mr.. Stones
mother. Mrs Mary Stone.Mrs. c. b.
Stesrns OF Newport News. Va, was a
guest Saturday of Mrs. Howard Stevens.
Misses Constance and Christine Gulick
Of Charlotte came Saturday evening to
visit their sister, Miss Marie Gulick.-Miss
Emily Lentz OF Boston and Miss Madge
Farnsworth of White Plains. ". Y, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Miller on
Mapewood farm.-Mrs. ]. +. Conant of
Hardwick was guest Sunday OF her
mother, Mrs. r. IL. Currier.-Misses
Genna Russell and Mable Whittemore
left Monday for Lyon Mountain. n. Y,
where they have employment for the sum-
mer They were accompanied to Burling-
| ton by Miss Celia famel.-Mr. and Mrs.
! l.. n. Wells of Boston came Monday to
| visit the latter's mother. Mrs G. p.
Fisher.-E r. Bracket left Monday for
Montreal Ramona Dunbar Of Stowe
| is a guest of Miss Althea Reynolds a the
| home OF Capt. Frank Kenfleld.-Mr. and
Mrs. Orlin Lunt, who have visited his
brother. Fred o. Lunt. returned to Bos-
ton Monday f. II. Olmstead went
to Hardwick Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Alby-Mr. and Mrs. James
Galbraith Of Danville. p O.. guests for
the past week of his sister. Mrs. George
Cheney. returned home Monday.-George
A. Morse returned from burlington Mon
dav. Mrs. Morse who is at the Mary F1et
cher hospital, is improving and is expected
to be able to be taken home this week.
Mrs Clara Grinager OF Minneapolis
Mimi, Is a guest OF Mrs. w. ]. Law
renee the A. ]. Brooks farn-Dr
and Mrs. II. G. Ripley of Taunton. Mass
with two children are guest of Mr.
and Mrs C. i. Kramer.-Edgel Plaisted
and WILDER Smith of Montpelier were
guests Sunday and Monday Of MI and
Mrs. Howard Smith. leaving Tuesday
morning for Stowe and Mount Mansfield
Miss Selma Ockerblad of Burlington
came Monday to visit former friends
Mrs. Clara Crowcll went to johnson
Tuesday to visit her aunt Mrs. Lucy
Dodge-Mrs. NJ. j. Dunn and Mrs. Georg
lama Stevens and her granddaughter
Mildred Stevens. returned Monday from
Euosburg Fals-Cyrus Freeman ano
daughter, Miss Bessie Freeman, of Sum
mersworth. y. H., are guests W Mr.. anc
Mrs. II. p. Munson.-Miss Althea Rey
nolds. who has passed her vacation a
the home of Capt. Frank kendeld, re
turned to Boston TucsdaV.-Mrs Rolir
Iuzzel of Brandon. a guest for a weel
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith. return
ed home Tuesday.-Captain Frank Ken
field, one of the auditors of the Soldiers
Home. went to Remington Tuesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the trustee
of that institution,-E. V. MCFadden o
MononGahela. Pa. who has passed
month with his uncle, Harry D. Neuland
left Tuesday.-Iyman Camp went TO 81
Joh shury Tuesday to attend the J2tl
anniversary of tho mastering in of tn
3rd Vermont. which took place at 81
Johnshury.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Earl
and daughter. Mrs. Bertha Earle Chap
man, OF Chicago, who have visited rcla
lives here for some days. left Tuesday
Mr. Earle attended the 5Oth anniversar
of the mastering In ~ the 3rd Vernon
at 81. Johnsbury Tuesday. Miss Norm
Pike of St. Johnsbury Is visiting Mrs
iiert Clark.
When fire practice was being hel
in the west part of the town. was driy
ing a colt hitChed to a roadcart an
' the hose company making IA run u
, Union street to Congress St, met hil
began kicking and continued until
= had demolished the cart, kicked
l spoke of one wheel through the win
l. dow into the parlor of DR.. G. W. Bates
- residence, and cut Mr.. Kennison quit
badly. Mr.. Kenison prevented the hors
from running away-During the raj
storm Monday, lightning struck "A fenC
post near the residence of G. +. Smit
on Dorchester Heights The concussio
of which broke a large number
lamps In Mr. Smiths house. one out c
the street line and burned one out {
fuse in the house.-Lamoille Lodge.
sary of its organization. Tuesday ever