Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
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DR.. and Mrs. George Cochran Of Hud-
SON. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Quimby and daughter Miss Dorothy. OF
Brookine, Mass, who have been guests
Of +. w. Huntley. left Saturday morning
for their return trip home via. st. Johns
bury. The trip was made In Mr.. Quimby's
Stearns car.--Mrs Julia Seabury has gone
to Berlin. n. Y, where she Is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Frary-Mr
and Mrs. II. c. Whitehill have returned
from weeks stay at the Mount Wash
ington House. Breton Woods-Miss
Evelyn Bishop. who has been the guest
Of Mrs. F. f. Atkins and Mrs. f. r.
Palmer. Jr.. left Saturday afternoon for
Jeffersonvile whence she goes to New
York State and New Jersey for the sum-
mer In the fall she begins work as
teacher of music In Murphy College,
Sevierville. Tenn. of w..ch the Rev. f.
A. Bishop, y. D.. is president.
Another business deal was consummat ted
Monday by the invoicing of the stock of
the V. L. Perkins company, which was
purchased by Ayers & Townsend When
F3oyce and Perkins dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Perkins took this as his part Of the
business and later took into the company
Ralph Durfee. Ayers & Towne already
lave "A good undertaking business and by
this deal become the only ones in the
business In town. They will move their
present stock to the newly purchase
store, Mr.. Towne being in charge of this
part of the business as well as the furni-
ture department. BY selling this business
Mr.. Perkins sewers his business interests
In town. Mr. Perkins and family have
lived here for number of years and II Is
hoped may remain In town.--Dr and Mrs
G. S Bidwell spent Sunday In Bellows
FIlls.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Atkins Saturday. The child
has been named Breta.-Mr. and Mrs. T.
j. Flannery are the parents Of son, born
Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs. l.. c. Turner of
BOSTON are guests of DIR. Turner's aunt,
Mrs RoXana Crossett.-Mrs ]. r. Fowler
of New York city is a guest of her sisters,
Mrs V. l.. Perkins and Mrs. Roy Demer-
itt.-A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Mayer on Sunday. Charles G.. War
rem, Jr.. played n cornet solo at the Con-
sregational Church Sunday and the Rev.
\. y. Page preached in exchange with
the Rev. w. l.. Boicourt Mrs. NJ. e Da-
Wis and daughter, Laura, left Monday
for their home In Arundel. Can. Mrs. Da-
Wis has been with her sister Miss Elsie
Morse. who remains more comfortable
Judge o. r, Ray and Miss Alice Booker
of Burlington and Charles Greene of
WaitsfeId were guests at August Book
tr's over Sunday.
A good piece of work has been done en-
route to Camcl's Hump by the Boy Scouts
OF the congregational Church under the
leadership of Scout Master. the Rev W
l.. Boicourt. A few weeks ago the Eagle
Patrol started this hut. which measures
II feet by II feet. This Is In the burned
district and Is built Of the burned timbers
Last week the Silver Fox Patrol finished
the structure. building as part of the
equipment fire place which will be much
appreciated by mountain climbers on cool
days. Each one of the % scouts had a
hand in the work.-Mrs Jerome Hart has
returned from a three weeks visit to her
daughter in Randolph.-Miss Annie Dor
othy Palmer has returned from Bolton.
jolly crowd composed OF part Of the
number who went together on Cancels
Hump last year and old school friends OF
Robert Haseltine went in a hayrack to
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, II. F. Haseltine
Tuesday evening and sercnaded Robert
Haseltne and his bride. who are at home
from Baltimore. The party was invited
In and pleasant evening passed Re-
freshments were served.