Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21


to Newport Center.-Miss Emma Miller Of
ST. Adams Is visiting Mrs. Carrie McCol-
lam.--Mrs. Gertrude f. l.. Carr Is spend
ing a few days with friends in Ottawa,
Ontario-Mrs Timothy Lynch has moved
from Goldspink avenue to the Harriet
Paine place on Seminary hill, which she
recently purchased.-Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Knowlton accompanied by MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Fuller of Rut-
land started Monday for an au-
tomobile trip to the Thousand
islands and the Adrondacks. They ex-
pect to be gone about three weeks.--Mrs.
Philena Jangraw is in Burlington.--H. II.
C. Watson has gone to White River June
ton, where several OF his horses from
Edgeview farm are entered for the State
fair.--Harrison Dimmick has purchased
the farm in Hubbardton owned by Dan
L. Kilburn and moved his family there.
Misses Katherine and Ruth Black
well entertained party OF friends at
cards Tuesday evening at their home on
Conant square-Gcorge Baker, the
young son of Loren II. Baker, fell
Monday and dislocated one of his
shoulders.-Mrs. Arthur Buffum and
brother. James T. Harris, went Mon
day evening to New London. Conn,
called there by the serious Illness of
their mother-IIerbert -. Crooks went
Tuesday to Randolph to remain few
WHOLESALERS Harriet Beadle returned
Tuesday from Dandy, where she has
been for few days with friends
Miss Julia Paine of Rutland is at
George Dodge's.-Lawrence Brown Of
Lynn, Mass, Is with his mother. Mrs
Lola Brown, for a Week.-Mrs.. Peter
Preseau of orwell Is visiting her
father. Richard Whalen.-IIawley
Churchill has gone to Proctorsville.
where he will teach school this fall
Mrs. Mary Talbot of Lowell, Mass,
ie the guest Of Mrs Charles w. Briggs.
Miss Alice Briggs went Tuesday to
Middlebury, where she will attend col
lege this year,. Lester Knowlton
has returned to Laurel. Nd after
spending the summer with Miss Nellie
Observation-Disclosures d. Lamphere has
resigned his position as plumber for
the slavery and Robinson store, and
opened shop for himself at II. II.
Wells's store Tuesday morning
Prof j. T. Bretz of Ithaca, y. Y, Is
spending few days in town.-Mrs.
Nellie Mead and Miss Jessie Mead went
| Tuesday to Cambridge to remain un-
| til October Miss Rena Gardner OF
Middletown Springs is the guest of
Miss Vcda Spooner.-Miss Lena Manley
and Miss Northrop, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Mary Hun. have re-
turned to Providence, r. Miss
Marilla French went Monday to Bur
| lington, where she underwent a slight
| surgical operation at the Mary Flet-
| cher hospital.-Earl Spooner left Mon
day evening for Minneapolis, MINI. to
spend some time with relatives before
going to tho Pacific coast. where he ex-
poets to locate-The Brandon band
has been engaged to play at Orwell
| to-day for the field day celebration
and for n concert and dance In the
evening.-Miss Hattie Andrews. daugh-
ter of Mrs, j. A. Dow. was awarded
four first premiums and one second at
| the Rutland County fair for wood
work. braid and knitting. Miss An
drews is blind. and for several years
has been attending school in Jamaica,
Mass'-Miss Ada Bryant of Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, Is spending few days
with Mrs. Laura NJ Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Knowlton, who
| have spent several weeks with Miss Mel.
| lie Knowlton, have returned to Laurel,
| Md.-Mrs. Robert Hudson of Vergennes
is visiting Mrs. Eliza Hudson.--A concert
! will be given Tuesday evening. September
| 26, in the music room of the Brandon
| Inn. for the benefit of the library. by
| Prof. Frederick j. Bacon. banjo solo!st,
| William Fodeu. guitar, and Giuseppe Pet
| tine. mandoinist-Mi Maude MeaCham
spent Sunday in Burlngton.-Mrs Fannie
Warner has returned from Peru and will
| spend the winter with Mrs. O. l.. Knox.
| Miss Frances Wesley, who has had a
! position in one of the Boston libraries
| the past two years. has been engaged as
assistant in the free library here. and
| came Saturday to commence her duties.
Miss Lillian Marsette has returned to
Schenectady, ~ y, after a two weeks
| vacaton.-The marriage of Miss Grace
| Katherine Duclaw, daughter Of Moses
l.. Duclaw. to Walter Yale Chand-
Ter will take place Monday morning, Sep
TENDER %, at St. Mary's Catholic Church
at nine o'clock.-James Johnson of the
| Ray companys store Is having a two
weeks vacation Frederick w Hubbard
returned Saturday from Cooperstown. n
i
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Grant Taylor, who hav,
been guests of Mrs, Lorraine Phelps. re
turned Saturday to Brooklyn, y. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Kimball. who
have been spending n few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Aim, returned Satur,
Day to their home in Plymouth. y. H.
Miss Sadie MeaCham of New York Is Wis
iting her sister Mrs Thomas W. Rogers
Miss Katherine Dram of Whiting spen
Sunday at her home here-H. Clinton
Carpenter Is confined to the house By i'll
ness.-Mrs. r. c. Sanders, Mrs. c. j
Realey, Mrs. W. G. Ladam and Mrs. II
A. Wells have returned from St. Alhans
where they went to attend the State con
vention OF Kings daughters Mrs. Ros
Wells, who has been III for some time
is recovering slowly.-D. H. Cray of Bel
lows Falls is visiting his son, Or. Eugen
, | Cray.--Nrs. John O. Bowman who ha
|; been in Westport, y. Y, during the sum
q mer is spending few weeks with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. |. 5. Backus. be
). fore going South for the winter-Mrs
1 Emma J. Keenan,, Joseph keenan, an,
Mrs Alma Searles who have been spond
r ing several weeks at Harry Russells S.
have returned to Glens Falls. y. Y
Miss Mildred Leffingwell spent Sunda,
/ at Long Point, Lake Champlain
w II. Williams, r. W Ray, w. +. Scott
$ j. s Clark and r. W. Williams ATTENDED
- the State fair In White River JunCtlo,
l. Yesterdays Charles II. Ross, VIII
= has been spending two weeks in Asbur
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