Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19

'''i mas passed the summer at OH
'rchard' returned Thursday evening.
-mrs. r. d. Wood of Burlington came
Ihursoay evening to visit her laugh
Ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs T.. n
Nhncor.-Mrs. Francis Blair and thre.
children of Buffalo, n. Y, arrived hera
thursday evening ana are guests %
MI BARS parents, Mr.. ami Mrs ~ p
"iair-iarold Patch, who nas been
'"kihs an enforced vacation on ac-
count of an injured hand, returned to
~. Johnshury Thursday evening,
where he is employed.-Mrs G. s.
Wilder went to st. Johnsburv Thurs.
day. meeting her sister. Mrs Myr,
stiles, who has passed some weeks at
Old Orchard, Me, and will go with her
to Littleton. N. H., for several laws
Mrs. Eliza Strong AMI sister, Mrs
Addie Marston went to Mrldlebury
Friday to remain over Sunday Mon.
day Mrs Marston went to Pough-
keepsie, n. Y. where soc has posi-.
ton at Vassar College.-Georro War.
rem. who has been employed ut Deer
ing. N H. returned here Thursda,
evening and Friday went to Rurling
ton to see his wife, who Is at the Mar,
Fletcher Observation-Disclosures Heath na,
Harry Smith-A1cc St Louis went T.
st. Johnsbury Friday. and will visit
hrs sister. Mrs VIVA Whittemore, in
Wells River before returning homo.
The gct-together of the cradle rol,
of the several churches in town, held
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Friday
afternoon. was largely attended. Fif-
tv to IS people were present and about
81 babies.
state Master and Mrs. r. F. Smith
left Friday evening on an extended trip
in the West. intending to be gone until
December. They will visit Chicago
r Lamar. Colo, where their daughter re-
r sides. Salt Lake City. Gunnison. CRAM
Junction. Los Angeles. San Francisco.
Medford and Portland Ore and Seattle.
{ Wash. Tho last of November they vii.
1 attend the annual session of the National
I Grange to be hold at Spokane.-The Rev.
: and Mrs. II. VI. Peavey have moved
. from the Wilson tenement to the Gibbs
f place on the Plains.--Miss Daisy Stewart,
who has been employed during the sum-
mer at the state hospital at Northamp-
ton, Mass. returned home Friday night.
resuming her school work Monday.-E.
, G. Foss has had the Malvern farm house
and barns wired for electric lights and
a has installed electric motors for power
, for different purposes and is now run
ming his ensilage cutter and carrier by
that power.-NIiss Mertie Merritt went
to Wolcott Friday evening, remainin,
over Sunday with Miss Mary Hubbell,
who celebrated her 18th birthday Sat
urday--Mr and Mrs. u. \. Sanders AMI
, son, Willard passed Saturday and Sun
day in Burlington with his brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Sanders.-G.
ID. Russell went Saturday to Pough-
keepsie, y. y, where he has employ
ment as night Waterman at Nassar Col
legc Floyd and Harold Taylor went
Saturday to Clarenceville, ~ Y, for q
:, weel.-C L. Wheeler has opened his
new market in the Burke block.-H. A.
Sayton & company are replacing their
large outdoor scales with new ones with
cement platform Mrs. John Peck went
to Woloott Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W O. Jeffords.-Miss Edith
NJ Balch of Burlington state field sec
rotary of Vermont Sunday School assoc
citation, holding meeting here Monday.
at stowe Tuesday, and Jcffersonvile
Wednesday. was a guest Saturday and
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cornell.
c Mrs. j. @. Barton of North Ferris
n with her daughter. Miss Helen Barton.
I teacher i'll Peoples Academy.
r Prof A. l.. Daniels of the University
e of Vermont, Burlington, was guest
n Thursday and Friday of Fred NJ. Small.
returning home Saturday. While hero
Messrs Daniels and Small made trir
to Smucgers' Notch,-Mr. and Mrs. w.
c E. Gilbert of Burlington We're guests
; Sunday and Monday OF Mr. and Mrs.
u Henry Small-Miss Bessie Ryder. who
has passed the summer at the sunset
:. Hill house, Sugar Hill, n H.. has re
I turned Miss Ruth Durfee, who has
G passed two weeks with her sister and
n husband Superintendent and Mrs. c. d.
; Howe, returned to Burlington Saturday.
: Mrs George Cook of IIardwick was
: a guest Saturday and sunday of her
a parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Draper.
Mrs Frank Marion OF Hardwck came
/, | Monday to pass few days with her
v parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Draper-W. ID.
i, | Hyde of Hardwick came Saturday even
!. ing TO pass a few days with his daugh-
|. ter, Mrs. f. II. Olmstead.-Mrs. f. a.
:. Wales of Cabot is passing a few days
!, | with her sister and husband, Mr.. and
= Mrs b. ID. Bickford.-Guy Herrick Of
d Hardwick passed Sunday with his par
r | ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Herrick.-
o Miss Barbara Cook of Brandon came
l. Saturday evening to take the first grade
|. in the school in place of Miss Tyndall.
It who Is unable to take the work.-Miss
n Amy Waite of Manchester, n. H., who
:. has passed some weeks with Mrs. II.
8 Aler and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Waite.
:, left Monday on Il visiting trip to St
o Adams and Clarenceville, p Q.-Miss
Is Mary Foot of Boston, guest for several
Il days of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs n. b.
is Blair returned home NOTWITHSTANDING
Is Newcity Is taking "lay-off' from work
at the last factory on account or .
spraincd wrst.-Albert Smith began
work Monday as assistant to j. NJ, Kel-
I'd ley In the r. r. station Bradley
y. Thomas, who has been at work there
r. for a time. will enter the University OF
* Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Carr of
l. ST. Johnsbury came Monday to visit
It the latters sister. Mrs. Deette Wood
81 ward.-Mrs. +. X. Hickok. who has
l. passed the summer at the Randall. re-
l. turned Saturday to her home in New
y Haven. Conn.
~ Mrs George Warren returned Monday
T. evening from the Mary Fletcher hospital
N in Burlington. where she underwent an
Is operation five weeks ago, Mr. Warren
Is went to Burlington Monday to accom-
N many her home-Mrs l. T.. Chaffee and