Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

went Tuesday to Boston to pass her
vacation with her sister. Miss Ada
Bristol--Miss Elizabeth Adams Is
spending n few days at Lake Dun
more.-Miss Jennie II. Andrews or
New Haven was recently guest OF
Mrs Elmer 2. Birkett.-Mrs. q. F. o.
Kimball and Mrs. b. T. Field have re-
turned from weeks sojourn at the
Kimball cottage at Mile Point'-Mrs
II. A. Stickles of Addison is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. G. Whitford-James
T. Casey, democrat has filed his NOM
nation papers as candidate for rep
resentative from Ferrsburg TO the
general assembly. II Is said that this
is the first time in 40 years that there
has been a candidate for that office
for the Democratic party
The speakers at the republican rally
this evening at the city hall will be the
Hon. John 6. Sargent and the Hon. John
w. Redmond. The Vergennes City band
Will furnish music.--Donald Rilier has
returned to Maplcwood N. j., after a
visit to his uncle and aunt. DR.. and Mrs.
V. w. Waterman.-The Hon. James H.
Harkless of Kansas City, Mo, who. with
Mrs. Harkless, James HAIRLESS, Jr. and
chauffeur have been motoring through
New England. arrived at Ravensnest on
Lake Champlain on Friday morning Tho
party remained for a weekend as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Crysler. be-
fore going West via Lake George,
Messrs. HAIRLESS and Crysler are MEM
berg of the same law firm In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Herrick and Mrs.
M. 7. Bristol went yesterday to Sara
toga, n. Y, to witness the historical
pageants given in that city this week.
Harold Goodere of Chicago, ILL.,, on his
way to the home of his parents in Fitch
burg. Mass, visited his grandmother,
Mrs. Charles d. Ingham. his uncle, Har-
vey Ingham. and his aunts Mrs. G. r.
| Benton and Miss Della Ingham, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bora have returned
from 10 days visit to relatives and
friends in the northern part of the State
| and Montreal.-Philip c. Tucker of Lit
tie Silver. n. j.. is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Frank Ross-'red Fish, Harry Hickok
| Donald and Ralph Norton have returned
| from trip In Mr.. Hickok's motor boat
to New York city.-The funeral Of Prof
Everett Willard will be held at the cot
tage at Basin Harbor this afternOon.--
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Edgerton Of Port
Henry. N. u, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Pierre Otls.-The next meeting of the
Gage Cemetery Improvement society vii
be held next Tuesday evening in the Gage
school house.-Mrs. Bruce Wright ant
daughter, Miss Ruth of Middlebury ar,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
! Mrs. Edwin Lewis gave card party
! in honor of Miss Margaret Roberts o.
Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Il. Needham went yesterday t.
Manchester, N H., where she will b,
met by Mr.. Needham and together the,
will attend as delegates the 5. ID. A
conference, which convenes August 81 I,
September Mrs. Leo Larrow has re
signed her position pianist for thu
motion picture show and Leonard Rem
aud has taken her place.-Mr. and Mrs
]. c. Hemphill of New York city wer
guests at the Stevens House Wednesday
Mr. Hemphill Is a representative of tn
New York Times and Is reported to b.
sizing up the political situation in tn
State.-M Hirsch of Hartford. Conn.,
former telegraph operator at the Steven
House. is the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs Ed
| ward Eagan.