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

"here ne mas accepted POSITION with
Thomas Dupont in his blacksmith
shop.--Mrs. c. J. Thomas of Norris
Vile Is the guest at the homo Of w. II.
Thomas on South Pleasant street-A
w. Carey has purchased from tho We'll
lington estate the one story house.
next to the stone house on tho corner
Of High and Washington streets AMI
will at once begin improvements on
the house.--Mrs. NJ. A. Haher and
daughter and MIS- Allan r. Sturtevant
and children have gone to Lake Dun
more for n weeks camping trip
Leon O. Ycaw, n former resident Of Middle
bury, who has been for several years en-
ployed IN the marble works Mt Fowler, has
returned to town and will tako n post
ton with the Vermont Marble company
in their works here.--NIrs Bernard
Mcdonald of Pittsford is here on
visit to her daughter, Miss Minnie Me
Donald and expects to remain for sew
eral weeks.-Mr. and Mrs Howard ].
Ackerman with their daughters, Eliza
beth and Irene and their sons, the
Masters Willie and Tommie Ackerman,
arrived IN town Tuesday afternoon and
will remain through the rest OF the
summer.--Letter Carrier John NJ.
Avery, who has been enjoying A two
weeks vacation and whose place was
supplied by substitute Carrier George
w. Mead, has returned to town and
wrll resume his official position ~
once-John Lowell has gone TO Bur-
| lngton. where he has secured posi-
| tion-The Sunday school of the Me-
mortal Baptist Church hold their an
nual picnic at Lake Dunmore on Tues
day. There was large attendance AMI
they were conveyed to that place In
teams. They report a very fine time.
The meeting of school district No. 4
! called for this evening is important and
It Is hoped by all concerned that the
citizens will turn out In large numbers
Arrowanna Rebekah Lodge, No. Is. Of this
village held their regular meeting In
| T. O. o. r. hall Tuesday evening. Several
young ladies' have Joined the order within
/ the past six months and several applica-
! tions were introduced Mt their recent
meeting social will be held Monday
| evening. July a. Young ladies of the
| age of Is are eligible to join the order and
are cordially invited to make application.
| Page Potter. Jr., of Hartford. Conn, is
| in town for visi with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs Page Potter Of Court street
! Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn G. Austin. who have
been guests Of Mrs. Austin's father,
| Edison =. Williamson. for the past three
weeks. have returned to their home In
| New York city.-D. S. Colver of Syracuse,
| n. Y. is in town for a stay of several
weeks.-The second of n series Of dances
| to he held a Moosalamoo Park will he
held this evening. Music will he fur
nished by Vittums orchestra.-County
Game and Fish Warden G. II. Chaffee has
returned to West Rochester. where he
went the first Of the week 10 arrest A.
| f. Maxham, who had several small trout
In his possession. Markham was ar
raigned before Justice r. II. Runham
pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50, which
he paid-John Rreen Of Marble city,
| Colo, n former refidcnt of this village Is
in town to visit his sister. Mrs. A. r.
Smith. Jr.. and family Of Washington
street.-Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Collins
have gone to Long Point for few days
George r. IanGworthy has returned
from weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Rutland and vicinity.-Mrs
William II. Hall and two children. VIII
have been the guests of the Misses
Lizzie and Stella Turner of Franklin
street for the past week, have returned
to their home in Weybridee.-A. w. Eddy
who was recently appointed super
intendent OF schools in Cornwall, Whiting
Salisbury and Middlehury, has moved hi:
family here from Bristol and they will
occupy the Darrow house on Weyhridg'
street.-P. A. Raby Of New York city i!
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
| Drouett