Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page o.

by Supt G. d. Howe and prof. A. w.
Ruff.--Mrs A. A. Thayer and son, car
lyle, went to Cambridge Monday II
pass Week.-Mrs. Ethel Sails went
to Burlington Monday to enter the
Burlington Business Collcge.--Mrs. a.
]. Boynton and daughter. Miss Pauline
Roynton, who passed the summer at
the Boynton farm, returned to Rut
land Monday--Mrs. Roscoe Sheldon
returned to Montpelier Mon lay after
passing n week here with Mr. Sheldon
who is with the Citizens Telephone
company for the present.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Isham returned to Lam
caster. ~ H.. Monday after passing a
few DAYS with hcr parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. T. G. Grecnc-rostcr Van Dusen
went to burlington Monday to mce'
Mrs. Van Dusen who has passed some
weeks at their former home in Ellen
burg, n. Y.-Mss Mary Dillon of Bos-
ton has been guest for several Gays
of the Misses Tyndall at tho home OF
John Tyndall.
Mrs. Joseph Rivers gave a party Tues
DAY afternoon to eight little plaNmates or
Burroughs Pope of burlington and Miss
Beatrice Miles of Boston, who nave
passed the summer here. The afternoon
passed in games. Refreshments were
served.-E A. and W. O. Tatro and
sister, Mrs Mary Carera. were called to
Bakersfield Wednesday by the serious
illness of their father. Edmond Tatro-
Miss Hattie Bragg of Waterville came
Wednesday to visit her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. g. "A. wilkins IL.
Harold Fisher occupied the pulpit Of the
Universalist Church Sunday in the abb
sence Of the pastor. the Rev. X. D. Gran
mer, speaking upon the origin. purpose
and observation of Labor day.-Miss
Nellie St,llings of Lowell, Mass who is
a frequent summer visitor here, and Mrs,
NJ. D. Gleason OF Los Angeles, Cal. who
together have passed the summer abroad,
ere guests at the Randall for a few days.
Morrill, Gates has completed his work
as butcher for w. NJ. Hill and has taken
a farm. Ned Bailey succeeds Mr.. Gates
as butcher and George Champeau has
entered the employ of Mr.. Hill as order
and delivery clerk.-rhe Rev r. d. Gran
Yner attended the State Universalist con-
vention at Woodstock and has now Joined
Mrs. Cranmer in visit at their former
pastorate at Wells.--Mr. and Mrs. c. r
Lynn Of Providence, r. l., and Misses
Ethel and lila Carroll went by automobile
Wednesday to Georgia to visit their moth
er, Mrs. c. A Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
will return home from Georgia--Repre
sentative-elect G. A. Willcns was giver
a serenade Tuesday evening, many of hi
friends, accompanied by the Morrisvili'
Military band. calling upon him at hi
residence on Summer street Mr.. WI
kins made appropriate remarks. Th'
band and many of the friends of Waite
Strong then went to Hyde Park to pa,
their respects to him. the newly elected
representative Of that town.--C. e. Wheel
Pr has rented and is fitting up for a inca
market the rooms recently occupied 70
he town clerks office--Harry Baker ha
'nishod work in the Sulham bakery and /
Jerking In the grocery store Of 7. f
'llis.-Mrs. E. A. Dodge went to he
come in Eden Tuesday night for a shor
uay.-Miss Ethel Badger, who has passe'
he summer at the New Vesper at OF,
Orchard Me, returned home Wednesda.
,vening.-Miss Teresa Towne, who ha
'een employed at Old Orchard, Me-. a
lie New Nesper. returned Tuesday even
NJ. She was accompanied by Miss Bes
j.. Mclaughlin OF Valdosta, Ga-Mis
florence Batchelder of Waterbury Cen
~ WAS a guest Tuesday of her grand
.arcnts. Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Davis, an
went Tuesday evening to ITardwicl
where she will attend school-Dr, an
Mrs Howard Sargent and child of Islam
Pond are guests of his brother and VIII,
VI and Mrs. W. n. Sargent.