Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

home from Pittsford Sunday.-The bnll
game Friday afternoon, the Fats and
the Leans was won by the latter. l3
to 1G.-The Rev. and Mrs T. r. stone
and son, Edward, are in Crescent, ~
y, for two wecks.-Scott Gooding of
Rutland visited here Sunday.-D. f.
Farr returned to Albany Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Dillon died at her home
northwest Of the village. Saturday
morning. She had been in poor health
for several years She is survived by
her husband. three sons and two
daughter
e. A. Rogers and Miss Ella Rogers
passed Sunday in BurlinEton.-Mr. and
Mrs A. L. Nahum are at Queen City
Psrk.-Mrs. f. l.. sherwin and son, Ray
mond, of New Haven, Conn, are guests
of their relatives here for the summer.
Mrs. Adolphus Ash Is seriously III with
typhoid fever.-Mrs Ralph DEMO and
daughter. Margaret, are in Hancock
y. IA e. Nahum of Pasadena. Cal.
now visiting here, has presented I.ibanus
Lodge. f. d A NJ, with n gavel Tho
head is Of orange wood and the handle Of
acacia.--H. A. Hassetne of Plttsford
Mills was a visitor in town Sunday.
The remains of pcrcival A. Niles were
brought here from Rutland Monday and
Inferred In Greenwood cemetery Mr. and
Mrs. Niles, his parents, came with the
body. His grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
+. r. Lect were former residents of this
town.-'rhe Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Hill are
visiting in Granville and Warren.-Mrs
Scott Gooding and daughter, Lucy. of
Rutland, who have been visiting rela-
tivcs here, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. 2. colby at New Haven Mills :. NJ
GoT reports the morning temperature for
July as follows: Highest. 70 degrees
lowest, 81 degrees; morning average, Ga
degrees, last year, els degrees noon
average, 81 degrees; last year, IS 70
degrees rainfall, 15o inches; last year.
1.@ inches; north wind. . days south %
days; variable, days: clear DAYS. II:
part clear, "A; cloudy g. thunder. days:
highest point reached, 105 degrees; high
est wind velocity, % miles an hour
George Corkins has gone to Mooers
Forks. y. Y. for a weeks vacation 49,
Mrs. II. n. Williams and her sister arc
visiting relatives in Bakersfield The Rev.
f. VI. Holman and family are guests Of
Mrs. j. =. Rider for a few days Mrs.
e. c. Mcleod is in Burlington-M Mr. and
Mrs. a. +. Grow are at thompson
Point for a week.-Mr and Mrs. q. W.
Farr and Mrs. Ada Kingsley are at Long
Point this wcek.-1he Bristol Military
band will play at the ADDISON county fair
August 90 90. 81 and September /.
The Rev. f NJ. Holman viii preach his
first sermon as pastor of the First
Baptist Church next Sunday. james
Lamson, who died recently in Springfield
was n former resident of this town
II. NJ. Gleason is building an addition
to his residence for a dining room.-A
surprise party was given Miss Orvilla
Chase at the home of her grandmother.
Mrs. Josie Chase Tuesday evening. The
Rev. and Mrs f.. j. Ranslow of Swanton
are AT the Bristol House this week. Mr..
Ransow will preach in the Congregational
Church Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs. W, y.
Green of Buffalo. y. Y, are guests Of
the Hon. w. A. Laurence and other
relatives here and in Starksboro. Tho
nay of tho four rural carriers has bean
raised from 800 tn $1,000 for standing
routes of y mileS-W. A. Laurence has
built a new barn on the site Of the ono
blown down i'm tho recent storm Mrs
&. {. CUrrior Is visiting her sister in Free
port, Me Mrs. William May and Miss
Alice Ryder are at home from Fairfax