Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05


Mrs. Buel S. Martin returned from Sew
| York Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
Albert G. Williams of St. Adams, who
have been visiting his sister, Mrs J. II.
Stafford, ST., for a few days, went Satur-
day to Winooski valley to remain over
Sunday as guests of his nephew, j. II.
Stafford. and famiy.-Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
johnson, who have been occupying their
| house during the summer, returned
| to Burlington Tuesday to spend the
winter.-Two more street lamps have
| been placed by Mrs. Parsons and Miss
Adrian in front of their respective homes
Miss Florence Buxton and Bessie Per
cval were at home from Essex Junction
and Miss Phyllis Brown from Burlington
! over SundaY.-OnlY about 20 hunting IL
/ censcs have been granted by the town
clerk thus Superintendent l.. T..
Prior of Richmond made the schools an
official visit triddy.-Mr. and Mrs Buei
! =. bay, who have been IN New York for
six weeks ON business. returned Saturday
morning.-Ars. w y. Pierce of Burling-
ton, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. +. \. pcrcival for 10 days has gone
to the Center to visit her sister. Mrs |. G.
Stone and other reiatives.-R. W. Brown
was mt home from Burlington over Sun
daY--The Ladies' Help society of the
Baptist Church will serve their annual
chicken pie supper Friday evening from
I'VE until eight o'clock Warren T.. Bux-
ton went Thur day on business trip to
lIolyoke and Springfield. Mass, to be
gone several days-Mr. and Mrs S. r.
Curtis. the Rev and Mrs. Wolcott anu
the Misses Lena and Ada Wolcott have
returned from Barre where they attend
cd the Baptist State onvention.-Mrs
Ernest Como is at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Parker, for
few weeks.-.At the annual meeting OF
the Jericho Cemetery association held at
j. f. Wibur's the following officers were
elected: President. l.. f. Wilbur; secre-
tarN, f.. y. Williams; treasurer Mrs. Nj.
o. Balch sexton. l.. c. Stevens; trustees
and executive committee. 3. H. Day, c.
r. Narney and Il. c. Hawley
The Rev G.. NJ. Reese spoke at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday afternoon on
"Christan Enthusiasm" Miss Myrtle
Alger sang a solo at the afternoon SER
vice. on account of the illness of the
Rev. y. y. Wolcott the union Sunday
evening service was omitted. All evening
services Of the church are now held at
seven O'Clock instead of 80 as in the sum
mer.-Dr. and Mrs. c. A. pease who
have heH1 making Il short visit to his
parents, Nj. and Mrs. +. W. Pease, start
ed Saturday for New York and sailed
Tuesday morning on the Amsterdam
for Rotterdam. The doctor will spend
several months in study in Vienna and
London. and will take post graduate
work in surEcrY.-John Deforge was at
home from Essex over Sunday.-Nrs
Rufus cunningham and daughter. Mrs
Wiley, of Burlington are visiting relatives
in town -EIiland Leach of North Cam
bridge is at Arthur Packards-W f.
Buxton has returned from Springfield
and lIolyoke, Mass.-Lieut. A. r. Will
liam.. who recently received promotion
as first lieutenant is to be stationed at
Fort Niagara \. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis and daughters, Winnie and Nancy.
of burlington spent Saturday and Sun
day with his brother, George Davis
Mr. and Mrs. John Schellhammer and AL
bert Schellhammer spent Sunday with
Willis Brown and family in Essex-Miss
Lucy Rawson. who has been at home for
the summer, started Monday for WASH
ington, ID. c. to continue her studies,
along missionary lines-rhe Rev. j. T.
Buzzel who for several years has been
pastor of the Baptist Church in West
Derby, has resigned ana closed his labors
there October l. The Rev. and Mrs. Buz-
zell and Miss Pansy Ruzzell will come
here this week for an indefinite stay, ana
Will probably settle here, where Mr. BuZ-
zell's three children live. He was at one
time pastor of the Baptist Church ne,-
and will he welcomed back.-Mr. and Mrs
w. W. Ring were in Burlington Monday
Miss Lottic Sinclair is at home from
Burlington for a few days.--It is reported
that one pupil from the primary DEPART
ment is i'll with chicken pOX.-G. W. Fos-
ter had an unpleasant experience Satur-
day in North Cnderhill which might have
terminated more seriously. He with two
men and two boys went up to pick APP
pies. While the team, a span of horses
on a heavy lumber wagon. was standing
near the road an automobile came along
frightening the horses, which backed in
such a way as to throw all the party out
except the driver. They were all more
or less famed but uniniured Gil
lett of CloVerdalc Is working for John
DaVis,-MrS. Cropsie, who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. G. 5. Palmer.
has returned to New York-Mr. and Mrs.
Frost, who have been visiting his cousin,
Henry I. White, and other relatives in
this vicinity. have gone to their home in
Grand Rapids, Mich.--Judge and Mrs c.
S. Palmer have closed their summer home
and gone to Burlington for the winter
Mr., and Mrs. f. j. Foster were n town
from Westford Sunday.
Mrs. Buel S Martin returned Saturday
evening from New Yorll-Mr. and Mrs
Lorenzo W, Rice entertained "A few
friends at dinner Sunday in honor of their
oath wedding anniversary and on that ,Iav
Mr.. Rice was Is. They are both in SolI
health.-Nr and Mrs. Charles Packard
Miss Sadie Packard and Lester Packard
lnotored to HUNTINGTON SUNDAY. whore
Carpenter,-Mr. and Mrs l.. F. Wilbur
are planning to spend the winter on the
Pacific coast with their sons, Attorney
Ralph Wilbur, and the Rev Earl NJ VII
bur.-Mr and Mrs. c. NJ. johnson closed
their house Tuesday for the winter an
have gone to Burlington.- and Mrs
Harmon cook of Westford were at James
Casey's Sunday.-Donald Percival, Clay
ton DinSler, Frank Flynn, Harold " hit
comb, Edith White, Eiilegenia Townsend,
'"rtha Schillhammer and Lauta Mead OF
the grammar school were perfect in at
tendance for September-Addle Yandow
is detained at her home in Essex this
week on account of the illness of her
mother Mrs. T.. J, Yandow-The Rev. d
T. Williams of Pennsylvania is to con-
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