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

Mrs. Georgianra stevens Of Morris
Vile is visiting her daughter Nra. T.
A. Gleed-MrS. j w. Burgin Of New
port Center Ia IN toWn.-Mr and Mrs
:. Armstrong AVID daughter. Mrs
Crochia, left sunday for a three weeks
stay in Ohio.-Miss Edith Perley re-
turned to her home in Salem. Mass
Friday after a weeks stay among rola-
tivcs here-Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Brow
Icy went to Sutton. =. g. Saturday.
where they passed sunday with rcla-
ttves.-Ernest Samson returned 20
Fort Ethan Allen Saturday after a 80
days stay with friends here.-Mrs. y.
l. Reynolds and MISS Ruth Wilson,
her granddaughter of Long Island
city l.. l., will be guests in the home
" A. S Armstrong for an extended
tlmc,-The family OF j. G. Gaines re
returned from Camp Patten on Lake Car
mi Monday where they have been for
two weeks-The condition Of George
c. Courser Is improved. although his
mind Ia blank as 10 the cause OF his
injury. 1t seems evident that he was
thrown from a load OF wood and struc.:
on his head.-The old tank house neor
the station, recently sold TO L. II.
rhayer & Co.. has been moved to the
lot near the WaChusctt creamery and
win be utilized for storage purposes
The spring water which has run INTO
the building these years and supplied
n number OF families with drinking
water has been extended into the tot
let room IN the station.-The Rev Z.
j Cahiii. who has been in ireland for
nearly two months. is expected to
reach Burlington Saturday. whore he
will spend a few days at a retreat be-
ing conducted there before hts return
home Miss Maud Libby is having
weeks vacation from hor dutTes in the
printing offce.--Mss Floy Gibson aud
her aunt, Mrs. II. D. Webster Of East
Burke, are visiting Miss Gibson's faith
er, ]. A. GIbson,--IIoward Shepard has
finished work IN the barber shop Of
c. d. Laney and opened shop Of his
own In Bedford. Que-R. J. Mears IS
having quite extensive repairs outside
and inside made on the house lie re-
Gently purchased of the John Lawrence
cstatc.--Mrs George +. Rouse of Sa-
lem, Mass, and Mrs. George Rouse of
Brooklino, Mass, are guests of Her
bert sawyer, brother of the first
named. at the QuucY--George g
Courser was quite seriously injured
Friday morning while hauling wood to
his sugar house.
Giuseppe Leo, who fractured a bone in
his leg while moving the steam drill at
the power house recently, has 50 far re-
covered as to resume work Monday.-The
condition of Mrs W. w, Hutchinson, who
has been seriously i'll for few days, is
slightly improved "A. A. Hunter and y.
y. Whtcomb are attending the fair in
Morrisvile this week. Miss Elsie Ogilve
left Monday to visit an uncle in Albany,
\. Y, and two brothers, David and Alex
ander I'm Proctor. Prof. John l.. Barker
of Boston University IS a guest OF NJ j.
Perley.-The Bargain store opened under
the old management Monday to close out
as the store has been rented to F. H. Far
rell of this place and Fred Farrell of ST,
Adams whose lease begins September !.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Gaines and son.
George w. left Tuesday morning for a
visit among friends in Stowe-J NJ.
Swan, representing the Twitcheil Lum-
Der company of Lewiston. Me, a repre-
sentative of the Comings company of
Boston. and Joseph Paquette Of this place