Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-10

re IoWne OF worcester Is guest
of her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Slayton.-Mrs. Otto Biodgett pass
ed Saturday In johnson. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Baish.-H. II. Bow
ley of Newport. who has visited his SIS
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Pond. returned home Saturday .-Miss
Edith Spiller left Saturday to visit reia.
tives In Burlington. Rutland and New
York State.-Lambert Lamberton, en-.
sign OF the u. 8. s. Wyoming now at
New York harbor, and who is off on
sick leave, Is visiting friends here.-Prof.
a. w. Ruff went to Burlington Satur-
day to meet Mrs Ruff. who returned
with Mr.. Ruff Saturday evening. Prof.
ana Mrs. Ruff will occupy the ID. p.
smith house on Court street.-Dean A.
laFountain. law student in the office
OF M. Maurice, took examinations at
Montpelier This week and was admitted
to the bar and Is qualified to practice
law.-George Tillotson went to Greens.
boro Saturday for s few days at bis
cottage.-Miss Helen Barton and mother.
Madam Barton, were called to BurlinR.
ton Saturday to attend the funeral Of
"A relative.-L. J. Harlow has sold his
farn' the Palmer place. to Albert Dem
ton OF Peasleyvile. N. Y, possession
to be given November l.
MISS lldah Gale. teacher in the gram
mar room. went to her home in West.
tord saturday evening on account OF
illness.-Miss Laura Field. trimmer in
the Messer millinery store, passed
sunday at her home in Johnson.-Miss
Madge Small went to Westford Satur-
day evening. where she will be a guest
for few days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Spaulding.-William Baker was at
home from Hardwick over Sunday
Mrs George s. Ames of Wallingford
came Saturday evening to visit her
mother. Mrs. o. ID. Choate.--Miss Ethel
Carroll has vacated the fiat in II.
Waite's block and the rooms will be-
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Bar
rows.-Mr. and Mrs L. A. Boucher Of
Stanbridge station. p. O., arrived Sat-
urday evening and are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Senasac.-At the close
of the next meeting of Lamoille Lodge,
N f.. O. T., Tuesday evening, October
Is, there will be a farce entitled Who
1s Who" or All in Fog" an illus
trated song and several selections. All
members are asked to be present Al
the meeting and members of theif
families are invited to the entertain
ment following the meeting-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Minor and son of Hyde Park
were guests over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ovitt.-Miss Alberta Board
man returned Monday morning from a
two weeks visit in Boston and St
Johnsbury.-MissI LA Hoyt of Hardwick
passed Sunday at home with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Hoyt
The 9th convention OF the Vermont
Christian Endeavor Union opened at
Morrisville Monday evening with a de-
votional service at 1870 o'clock. led by
the Rev. Paul d. Moody OF ST. Johns
bury. The choir Of the Methodist Church
furnished music for this service and for
the evening. At the close of the devo-
tional service. State president the Rev.
Fraser Metzger gave his address under
the heading of the presidents Survey
of the Field" Following this was an
address, True to the Plans" by the
Rev j. Stanley Durkee. Phi. D., Of
Brockton, Mass Delegates were assigned
places. 1t is expected that 100 delegates
VIII be present at the meetings We'd
nesday, The program as arranged was
carried out Tuesday. A good number
were out to attend the sunrise meeting
at $50 a. m. This meeting was held on
the hill, formerly the old fair ground,
east Of the village At $40 a devotional
period was conducted by the Rev Paul
d. Moody of St Johnsbury: 900. normal
mission study classes; 1000, business ses-
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ence and address by the Rev. Fraser
Metzger. State president; lao devotional
PERIOD the Rev, Paul d. Moody zoo
normal mission studies. These studies,
both forenoon and afternoon, were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Herbert X. England
OF Roselle, n. =, Miss Anna b. Taft,
New York. Miss Grace L. Jones,
Rochester, y. Y; 300. community prob
lens, conference and address by Prof.
j. l.. Hills. dean of the u. " NJ. Bur-
linston 400. recognition service for the
young people, Miss Bculah b. Bates,
State secretary; for the juniors, Miss
Julia A. Loomis. State Junior superin-
tendert.-Mrs. o. T.. Sweet returned
Monday evening from Whitehead n. H.,
where she has passed 10 days with Mr..
Swect.-Mrs. Fannie Walker and son,
Earl, Of Somerville, Mass, who have
passed the summer at Newport, came
Monday evening to visit her sister Mrs.
Alice Reed.-Mlss Lucy D. Perkins OF
Rutland and Miss Elizabeth Rogers of
Swanton were guests of Mrs. Harriet
Ide over Sunday.-Roy Macomber OF St.
Johnsbury Is n guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Rivers.-Mlss Flora LAGRANGE of
Sheldon came Monday evening to visit
her sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Beard.-Mrs. Fannie Genge and
daughter, Miss Vera. OF Burlington are
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Bates.-A
fire escape Is being placed on the Cen
tennial block In the alley next to the
bank block.T G.. Cheney went to Bos-
ton Tuesday and will witness the world
series baseball game.-Mrs Hobart Fol-
som went tn Hardwick Tuesday to see
her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Warren, and a new grandchiId.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Briggs are par
ents OF daughter. born Monday-Mrs.
M. A. Snxby of Bellows Falls is passing
rev days as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Drown.-Mrs. w. ii. II. Goodell, Mrs.
A. l.. Champeau. Mrs. c. A. Sanders,
Mrs. Don Sanders. Mrs. Susan Burke.
and Mrs. Hannah Taylor went to
Greensboro Tuesday to attend w. r.
c. district meeting.-Mr. and Mrs A. r.
Gauthier, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter st. John
and Mrs, Mary LaFerry we're In Hyde
Park Monday to attend the marriage of
Miss Anna Gauthicr and Thomas FHnni-
gan, the Rev Father Crosby perform
Ing the ceremony.-The Rijou will be
open Thursday evening for the benefit