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

Vile for several days visiting relatives,
returned Saturdny.1Mrs. Mc0ee. who
was seriously burned in the railroad nc
cident here few weeks ago, and who
has since that time, been at the SAM
forum, for treatment, left Saturday ac-
coinpanied by her husband for Montreal.
Leon Suult, n former Randolph boy and
graduate OF the high school hero, Is In
town for few days visiting relatives.
Mr.. Snult is now located In ST. Paul
Charles DuI,ois Of Now York Is Mt the
Sanford farm with his fnmily.-Miss
Maud Johnston md Miss Edith Blanch-
ard were In Bethel Saturday for a brief
stay.
Fred Johnston of Lowell. Mass. visited
his sisters Mira. w. T.. Edison and Miss
Maud Johnston, Sunday. Monday he went
to Chateaugay, n. Y.--John Mead is in
town with his family after nearly year
passed in the west Mr., Mead owns an
interest in ranch In North Dakota
Luke Common, who was here from Mont
pelier Sunday with his parents. returned
Monday morning.-F. T. Conner went to
Westminster Monday to visit his daugh-
ter.-Mss Mary Morse of South Royal
ton and Miss Violet BURGESS of wal
than, Mass, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Morse Sunday.--Mrs. w.
T. Townsend of Chelsea Is visiting MIR.
and Mrs A. II. Powers this week-Miss
Bessie Lewis left Monday to resume her
studies at the summer school at Dart
mouth College.-Miss Hattie hanks left
Monday for her home IN Royalton after
passing Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
Eugene Ellison-NIiss Ida Battles arrived
Gt,r oil n " al tnt
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger and son
are here from Barre to pass IA few days
with Mrs. Changers parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Granger. Miss Minnie Car
pentor left Sunday for n 10-days' stay
In st. Adams the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Shaw-Miss Florence Hobart went to
Windsor Sunday to pass her two weeks
vacation from the store of Bell Brothers
with her mother.-Mr. and Mrs David
Adams have moved from the Adams
house on Maple street to the new house
of the Emerson company on the High
lands.-Chares Dubois was in town Sun
day with his family at the Sanford farm
MIR. and Mrs a. L. Bass have returned
from n few days in Highgate.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Hutchinson and son, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. IT,
ketchum, went Sunday to their home in
Cambridge, Mass.-.Julian Goodrich of
South Royalton was in town Sunday Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Buck-Miss
, Lillian Slack OF Maiden. Mass, who has
been for the last two weeks with Mrs
Lucius GCodhcart, left Monday for her
nome Miss Adelaide Slack remained for
| n longer vist.-Mrs. Mabel Leonard and
two children Of Trenton. n. J., are be-
ing entertained by Mrs. C. r. Pratt
Miss ENERGY Matthews left Tuesday
Tor Rochester.--Wallace y. Batchelder
of Bethel was in town Tuesday as
counsel for Miss Maud Lombard at the
hearing before Judge stow in regard
TO the will of the late Mrs b. r. LON.
hard.--Mrs. W. =. Townsend of Chcl-
sea, who has been the guest of MI and
Mrs. A. Fl. Powers since Sunday. went
to her home on Tuesday.-AIrs George
Slack shipped her household goods;
Wednesday to Hilsdale, Mich, where
she with her family will soon follow
FOR permanent rcsidencc.-Mrs. VII
liam Perkins Of Montpelier was in town
Monday the guest of Miss Mabel Per
kins-The Rev. and Mrs Joseph Ham
ilton are in Rochester. the guests IF
Mrs. Emily Stockwell.-A 700 pound
bell has been purchased for the Cath
Ole church of this place. It viii
shortly be placed in the tower. on
Sunday next the ceremony of blessing
the bell will he performed during the
forenoon service. Music Is being pre-
pared and the regular church choir
will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Smith
and Miss LucI1e Grnnt-Mrs Chloe
Cady White of Lincoln. Neb., who has
/ for several weeks been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bass and her daughter
Mrs. william Nichols. left Tuesday for
her Unconstitutional and Mrs. James
walker and daughter came from Beth
el Tuesday, to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Woodland, They went from here to
Barre for n short vIsit before going To
Norgennes, where Mr.. Walker will be
principal of the high sChool.--Mrs. w.
II, Bickford of Lisbon y. H.. who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Leon Ans
den, for the last two months, left Tues
day for her home.-The tennis court
in the rear of the Baptist Church is
now nearly completed and II Is ex-
pected It will he ready TO use this
week,-A missionary concert Will De
! given at the Federated Church SUNDAY
morning In place of the regular morn
| ing service.
Mrs. r. E. GOnyea was In town Wed.
nesday and while here was the guest o,
! Mrs. Albert Dales who is also entertain.
Ing her mother, Mrs. King of ISLAND
! Fond.-Dr. and Mrs. G.. a. Wheeler OF
| Boston arrived Tuesday ana are beinl
| entertained by Mr.. and Mrs A. f. Bias,
| for n couple of days, after which they
will 20 into camp at Caspian lake fol
several weeks.-Mrs. a. NJ Hubbard
| Mrs. r. G.. Morton. Miss Gladys Jones
! Ernest Stickney and Miss Erbelle Ma
| lGnson, the last two from Everett Mass.
went to st, Adams Wednesday and by
steamer to Burlington, returning in III,
evening, Mrs, George Laird of Royal
ton was in town Wednesday, ant
| Mrs. G.. D. Sanborn moved from tn,
house OF Mrs, Annie Wedgwood Wcdnes
| day to the house recently purchased n,
MIS-. Inez Segar on South Pleasant street
Mrs. Leon Amsden left "Wednesday 70,
Mitchell, s. D., where she formerly lived
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Chesbro and son
Ronald, left Wednesday for a six weeks
stay in Maine.-Miss Anna COughlin o
! barnard arrived Wednesday and will M
at the Inn the rest of the month.-Mrs
Elizabeth Huskins and her granddaugh
ter from Claremont, y. H., who hav
been passing a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. David Adams, returned We'd
rcsday to their home.-Ernest Sault an,
two children, who have been for severa