Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-19

| few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Rufus
| Cunningham Mrs. w r. Curtis was
! quite seriously burned about the feet
! and ankles when n boiler Of hot water
| was accidentally overturned.--Mr. Miller
| of Westticld and Mr.. Johnson of
! Huntington were in town Friday on bust
| ness connected with the local creamery
| MIR. johnson was accompanied on the trip
| by Mrs. Johnson-George Miller IS work
ing at the grl-t mll.-Julius Bliss OF Nor
risvile is visiting at D. e. Roods.
Mrs. John j. Written, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. S. w Paige in
| st. Adams for several weeks. returned
! Saturday evening. on her way she spent
several days with relatives in Burllng-
| ton.-Teephones have been installed at
Lawrence Quillinans and James Pol
lard's.-M. f.. Mcmahon has returned from
| a visit In Burlngton and Waterbury,
| Mrs. johnson of Burlington was a guest
| over Sunday at f. W. Peases-A cable
| gram Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
| Pease announced the safe arrival in Rot
| terdam of Dr. and Mrs G. a. Pcase.-
| Mrs. Sarah Townsend and daughter. Eff
| fegenia, were among the visitors in
! Burlington Saturday.-Misses Florence
| Buxton and Bessie Pcrcival returned to
Essex Junction Monday.-NIiss Mary COL
! Inns Of FerrisburG Is the guest OF her
| aunt. Mrs. Clara Is. Howc-Mrs II. r.
| Chase and daughter, Harriet. returned
| from visit in St. Adams SATURDAY,
| Edward Flynn of Essex Junction was in
| town over Sunday.-Mrs. Cleveland and
| son, Orlo, of Westford spent Sunday with
| her sister Mrs. George Foster-The Rev
and Mrs. J. T. Buzzel arrived in town
| Saturday from West Derby for an ex-
| tended stay.-Maurice Buxton has chick
en-poX.-At the morning service at the
| Baptist Church the Rev. N w. VOL
| colt gave report of the recent State
| Baptist convention held in Rarre.-Don-
| aid McGibbon. the young son of .dr.
! ana Mrs. Lewis McCiibbon of Riverside,
| who has been cared FIR most of the time
since December by his aunt, Mrs. W. c.
| Jackson. went to his home Sunday. Mrs.
McGibbon who has been i'll for more
than a year, is much improved. Mrs.
Lombard returned Saturday evening from
| n short visit in Eurlngton
Miss Aida Booth went Monday TO
George Whitten'S in Essex to remain a
week.-D T.. Rood has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. NJ c. Whitney, in Bris-
tol.-Miss Lottie Sinclair was at home
! SunldN.-llSS IL
Ian cleveland OF Essex has been the
| guest Of her cousin, Miss Sadie Foster
for a few d&Ns.-Mr. ana Mrs Henry ]
Dcsany attended the funeral Of Mrs
HorriEan at Essex Junction Monday
Miss Susie Carroll has gone to Buring-
ton, where she has ompoyment-Mr
and Mrs. II. F. Montague were in North
Cambridge and Cambridge over satur-
/.
tello of Milton has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, D. f. Rood-W c.
Jackson Of Wiliams's drug store is en-
joyIng two weeks vacation.
Miss Lulu Lincoln is at c. n. Sty-
giles in Tnderhill for a week or more.
"A meeting of the Congregational
Church was held Tuesday evening in
the church parlors when it was voted
that the church with the Congrega-
tional Church in Tndcrhill would cx-
tend n call to the Rev T. u. Williams
of Pennsylvania, who has conducted
services here for two Sundays. The
} churches have been without a perma-
nent pastor since July, 1909 and It is
earnestly hoped Mr. Williams will ac-
Cept.-Xrs, -. u. Chcsmore is in Bur
lington for n few days-Mr. Halleck
Of Starloshoro is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Wright--Mrs. Flora White
and daughter. Misses Lulu and Rena
White, who have been at their home
here for few months start next
week on their return to Dcs Moincs
Iowa-Mr. ana Mrs. w. G. Jackson
ana Mrs. Bucl S Martin were visitors
in Burlington Wednesday.
| Charles Ransom of I,seCN and Mr. Mil