Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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rehearsal when 1T was found on descent
ing to the parlor that lunch had been
provided He was asked to take the
place of honor. Afterward II. +. Kim
ball on behalf of the members Of the
choir presented him with a silver mount
cd baton.-George A. Fish " Lowell,
Mass, has been visiting his cousin, John
Fish. for few days.--Miss Gertrude
Smith is in Boston, where she has Il
position as instructor in "a home for the
homeless Miss Squlrcs stopped off at
Richmond to visit n brother on her way
from the teachers conventional. w.
Morgan and daughter. Mrs. Leon Pierce.
II Franklin, were in town Friday
Mrs. Martha Wood OF Merose, Mus
sat husetts, was guest over sun
DAY in tho family OF A. }. Croft. Mrs.
~ God. who was q daughter of the late
George Adams came To- attend tho CEN
tcnnal of Memorial church-Mr. and
Mrs Van Il. Pcrley ana son. Alien, ard
Nj ard Mrs. w. c. Noble returned from
Boston fl iday.-D. c. stone. who is en-
ploycd in liincsburg. but had been at his
home III SwNn,on to attend inc wedding
OF his dauRhtc'. Miss Hazel, was in town
Saturday calling Oh his sisters Tho Rev.
T. A LcgR IS To have hts racrti0n dur
ing the cor,irs three weeks, which with
Mrs LcEg and daughter. Marion. they
will spend visiting former parishes In the
state. My. LcgC vii! attend the state
f.pworth league conventions in BARRE
next week. Of which he is the president.
There will be regular services In tho
church.--The annual meeting OF the
aides Aid society will be hold In tho
rarlors of the Methodist Church Friday,
when a chicken pie dinner VIII he served.
eight steel flag poles. each 80 feet long.
were taken from this station Monday.
They will be set In cement bases in front
Of the school houses In the town district
+. II. Dawney, who has been in st. AL
lans since Mrs. Dawney was operated
on was in town Monday. lie is assisting
his brotherin-law, Hannibal King. who
Is moving from the Eli y Judd farm to
that Of II. r. Comngs. He reports Mrs.
DaWney's condition as very much i'm
proycd.-Mr and Mrs T. LHrochelle Of
CuWHuSvillc. Que. who formerly lived
hero. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
lusu ". e. Kelly is moving from the
pr. T. :. Hutchinson farm to the farm
lie recently purchased of w. j. Ch1ftee,
the ec-called Frank Hart, ST. farm.-E.
ToWlc of Franklin was a bus mess Wis
itor in town Mondav-l nder direction OF
j. g. Towlc. county Supervisor F. NJ.
Carpenter hos been taking some after
pictures of some stretches of highway in
this section The before" pictures were
taken IN July.
A. showing his interest in good roads
it may he said that DIN Merrill has fur
nished the town $500, without interest, in
order to complete the permanent road
near Frank Bairs this fall.-Mrs j. A.
Mason has gone to Boston for an eX-
tended stay with her daughter Mrs. u.
p. Carey.-Thomas Duffy is to move from
the farm Of +. j. Lawrence to the tene-
ment of Z. Dezotelle on Pleasant street.
L. Lawrence of Maple Park X to move
to the Lawrence farm-Jacub Ladue IS
to move from the SornborSer farm to the
f.. y. Judd farm.-Jay G. Noble is to va
cate the r. G. Kendall farm. His place
will be taken by Eli Playful from the
Hubbard farm in Franklin. Mrs. r. j.
Brown and son of Swanton are visiting
in the family of DR.. F. II. Brown on
Orchard street.