Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
RICHFORD.

Mrs. James Farrar returned Sunday
evening from Montreal whore she has
been for IA few weeks for hospital treat
mont.--A!rs. j. II, Mills and son, NAL
colin, who have been visiting her parents
Mir. and Mrs. I. Newton James. for the
past six weeks, returned II their LONE
IN West Toronto. ont. Sunday night;
Mr.. Mills came here sunday to accompany
them home-Aliss Bernice Mosicr clcrl;
in the Rounds store Is taking a vacation
of four weeks ana on Monday started for
Monkton, B., to visit Mrs. Frank p
Erody.-Mrs. H. a. Puffor is visitinG
relatives in Morrsville.--A daughter was
born TO Or. and Mrs. f. p Lunderville
Monday August 3S.--Doris Gibson suffered
broken shoulder as tho result OF a fail
last week
In letter from the assistant secretary
of the treasury TO the editor of the Rich
ford Gazette, relative to the bids for
erecting the proposed federal building in
this place. is the informa ton that when
the second bid for erecting the build,ne
was opened there was only one bidder. II
Merritt Wallis of Beverly, Mass. $50 900
Az this exceeded the amount available It
will be necessary. If a contract is award.
ed, to make very material deductions II,
carrying ont the work When the first
cali for bids was made and the bids
opened May e. 1911 there were seven
bidders. the amounts ranging from $50. co.
to $50, 5do.--Miss Elizabeth Aging, who
has been in Burlington for five weeks
taking a postgraduate course of piano
lessons of Mrs, Glenna Baker Leach. has
returned to this place and will resume
housekeeping for Arthur McKinney.-MIss
Hazel Gilpin of Westfed is visiting at
the home of her brother Ernest w. Gill
pin.-Mrs. Grace Addison Of Glendale.
Cal, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Carpenter. Misses Grace and Syhil
Goff are pa sSng n week with friends at
Durham, Que, pond.-Noble Baker. EN-
ployed on engineering work for the New
Yor" Central railway, is passing
his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Baker, G.
Trahan of ST. Hyacinthe is visiting his
brother. H. l.. Trshan.-Mrs. Mary Doc
little OF Boston is visiting at tho home of
Mrs. r. NJ. Flanagan, She is a sister OF
the late Mr.. Flanagan.-Mrs. Alice O.
Emery of Fairfax Is at tho home OF her
cousin, A. J. Elliott.--Mrs. Albert L. Leav-
ems and daughter OF Milwaukee,. Wis. arc
guests Ct COL L. c. LeaVcns. On aC-
count of the absence Of tho pastor at
camp meeting. there will be no services
a tho Methodist Church SundaY-M f.
Donlon has bought the Murray building
on Providence street OF f. H. Kelley and
l.. r. Davis, and will tear down the same
for the lumber there is in the building
c. II. Coan has rented and will move into
Mrs W. S Fosters house on Province
street, and L. Z. Arnold will move from
there to S, f. Wilson's house. j. T.
Wilcox Will move from South Main
street to apartments on the second floor
of tho Canadian Pacific railway station
Mr. and Mrs. D, c. Sanborn have re-
turned from Marshtield to their home on
Dewey street in this village,-Miss Kath-
eryne Hopkins visited her brother Clyde
Hopkins of Brookneld. this week Tho
condition of w, r. Locklln, who has been
III of typhoid fever for several weeks. is
much improved and 1t is expected that he
will be out next week.-Mrs.. l.. II. Smith
who has been Ill for several weeks. is
convalescent and making good recovery