Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16

Mrs. ID. Il. Palmer of Wilder.-Taylor
Mead OF Underhlll, who has had a posi-
ton in a store at Belmont, N. H., has
accepted a position as clerk in O. NJ. Wat
crman's clothing store.-Mrs. Marion
Grout left Monday for Old Orchard, Me-
where she will have employment at the
New vesper House for the summer
The selectmen of Morristown have
rented for term of years the store
In the Centennial block formerly oc-
cupied by w. +. Benson. to be used as
n town clerks ofiice--A contract has
been let for the construction of fire.
proof vault to be erected at the rear
OF tne uil1ing. The vault is to rest
upon soli1 foundation and will be
separate from the block, having double
Morse safe doors opening into the Of
flee. The side walls are 10 be of ce-
ment AMI will be 90 inches thick, while
the top which Is also to be made of
cement Will be IS inches thick. Tho
interior will be Sx12 feet and feet
nigh.-A meeting In the interest OF the
Vermont forward movement Will be
held at town hall to-day. lien.
Mason S. stone, Walter H. Crockett
ana James B. Estee Of Montpelier aud
.
specialist in country life will he
the speakers.--Miss Eleanor Mason Of
Hardwicls came Monday evening to
visit aer sister, Mrs. George +. Smith,
at the Randall.--Mr. AMI Mrs Duncan
Mcdonald returned Mon lay evening
from Hardwick. where they had passed
few lays AS guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Green.-Mrs. n. Il.
Blair went to St. Adams Tuesday,
Mrs Laura Titus was called to Monk
ton Tuesday to attend the funeral of
her uncle. ID. +. McEntee.--Mrs. Fan
ME Fletcher. who Is passing some time
with her sister. Mrs. Laura Gleed.
went Tuesday to Middlebury. where
she will visit another sister--The au-
tomobile trip to NORTH Troy from
Waterbury end intervening towns
which was to be made Tuesday
was postponed until Friday on account
of heavy roa Is caused by the rain
storm Monday evening.--George Phil
lips, who has been for some time at
Fanny Allen hospital where he has
had his foot operated upon. Is guest
OF mis- nephew and niece Mr.. AMI Mrs.
a. n. st. Louis. during his recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Utton. who nave
lived here for two years. have re-
turned to Hardwick to reside. where
he has employment.-State Master C.
r Smith went to McIndoes Tuesday
to make his official visit to the local
grange Tuesday evening Ralph Bar
rows of Nergennes visited Tuesday his
family, who are making an extende1
stay with ner mother. Mrs Fred Stew
art
Mrs. Esther Blakely of Westfelj
Wis. who has passed. nearly year
here with MIR. and Mrs. r. f. Barrows
and other relatives. left We 1nesday
on her return home. Mrs. Blakely is
81 years Of age and remarkably ac-
tive.-Mrs. ]. F. Conant of Har lwicx
came Tuesday evening to visit her
mother. Mrs. r. L. Currier.-Mrs. Wal
lace c. Jones Of Barre was a guest
Tuesday night of Mr.. and Mrs. p. C.
Jones-Mr. AMI Mrs. Eugene Tyler of
Burlington are stopping in town for
the present. Mr.. Tyler Is employed
| with A. b. Gill.-Mrs. George Smith
went to Harlwick Tuesday for stay
of two weeks with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Mason. accompa
Miss Anna Bell and mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Bell. have moved from tAe rooms
in Mrs Ophelia Halls residence to a
tenment In the house of Mrs. Mary
Thomas.-Alrs. a. B. Munson went to
Hyde Park Wednesday to attend the
meeting of the District Congreg ga ton
al association.-Mrs. Ralph Barrows
and two sons went to Johnson We'll
nesday, where they will pass several
weeks. Mr.. Barrows returned to Yer
gennes elnesday.-Mrs. +. j. Bill
lings of Belvidere and mother Mrs. L.
r. Winters. who have been guests
since Saturday Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Mcfarland. returned to Belvidere
Wednesday.-Dr J. a. Robinson went
to Burlington Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the Vermont State Dental
| association.-Eiwin Barrows is de-
tained from his iuties in the A. G.
Small store by Illness. having suffered
a severe attack OF acute Indigestion.
Mrs. George l.. Bates and children
went to st. Johnsbury We inesday to
visit her sister. Mrs. Fannie Genge.--
Mr. Carter of New York city was in
town Tuesday and engaged the Dor
othy Bradford cottage at Dreamwold
| for the summer.-The Rev Mr. Ran
kim pastor of the First Baptist
Church at Newport, will deliver an adj
| dress on THE Life of Christ" next
week Thursday evening. The lecture
will be illustrated by the use of a large
map.-Mrs. L. p. Thayer, who has
spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Herson of Cheraw, Colo,
returned We lnesday evening.---Alban
! Parker who recently returned from
Salem. Mass. has begun work as clerk
at the A. l.. Cheney drug store for
| the season.
STOWE.