Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

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of business on Wednesday after having
been confined to the house by Illness for
| the past 10 days.-Mr. and Mrs. Morris L.
| Harvey of Newark, \. j., are in town
for two weeks james Dumas is making
extensive repairs including the raising If
| the roof on his residence on College street
Several new MIGRANTS arc being set
about the village to replace old ones.
which have been in service since the
| first water works system was instituted
here more than 70 years ago.-wiiliam
Dukett has gone to Pittsford. where he
| will enter the sanatorium for treatment.
His wife and children will 60 to Bridport.
where they will visit his parents.
BRISTOL.
The funeral OF George Gale was hold
at the Bristol House Saturday morning
at eleven o'clock and was largely attend.
ed. The Rev. F. J. Kiock officiated Tho
bearers were Il. C. Guindon, G. c. Ros
| coe, w. c. Bingham and c.. A. Burnham.
Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.-A
tennis club has been formed with 40 MEM
a
Neal; secretary, w. J. Gaudette:
treasurer, A. T.. Bristol.--E r..
Grow Of New Haven visited at II p.
Sherwin's Saturday.-B. j. Clark was at
home from Vergennes over Sunday
c. Palmer has returned from Montpelier.
His mother Mrs. John Palmer. returned
with him. She Is in poor health-Mrs.
Augusta Clark Is in Randolph with her
mother Mrs. S. n. Could
Mrs. William Parlin. who was called
here by tho death OF her brother, George
Gale. has returned to New York.--The
Outlook club will meet with Mrs. Law
renee April 28,--Mr. and Mrs +. 3. Pat
terson are visiting In Proctor and Rut-
land for a few days.-Miss Kate Stew
art, librarian OF the Memorial library,
was of duty several days last week on
account OF illness. Her place was taken
by Mrs w. w Rider.-Mrs. Olive Shat
tuck Is at home from Burlington Mrs
Joseph Johnson is at home from Yer
gennes.-Mrs. G. T. Cadv OF Mayfeld, n.
Y. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. y. L.
Meader-The sugar season Is over in
this vicinity with a less than average
crop.-Mrs. Caroline Ray Is reported as
improving
John Doheny is in Richmond-L. l..
Dwire was In Burlington Saturday.--H. S.
Jennings resumed his ianitor work at the
school building Monday after an illness
Of two weeks.-The Willing Workers of
the Methodist Church met in the league
room yesterday afternoon.--Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. \. Ross of Detroit, Mich. are
visiting relatives in town. They are for
mer resdents.-E W. Durfee has return.
ed to Proctor.-E. c. St. Geol5e Is able
TO he out after a serious Illness OF several
weeks. Noah Lathrop was in AIiddlebury
Monday.-W. II. Browe was in Burling-
ton Monday.-Mrs. r. W. Demeritt has
returned to Waterbury Mrs. Nellie Kill
burn, who has spent the winter in Cali
fornia. is on her way home. She will visit
in Michigan en- route.
The annual village meeting will he held
Tuesday evening. April Boz. f. Stead
man Is seriously H. He has been in poor
health for several months.-B j. Clark IS
In Mddlebury this week.. G. Page and
Superintendent e. H. Wiley were in Mid
dlebury Tuesday.--The Rev T.. j. KloclS
and Mrs Ralph DEMO were Burlington
visitors Tuesday.-B. c. Guindon was IN
Burlington Tuesday-The officers IT
Libanus Cha pter. O. r.. S. We're installed
Tuesday evening by f. G. Bingham. w. p.
The appointive officers are; Adah. Blanche
Jacobs; Ruth, Susan Farr: Esther.
Martha Roscoe; Martha. Cora Ferguson
Electa. Hattie Bates: chaplain. Cora
Small: organist Gertrude Rrowe: marshal.
Christina Morgan: warder, Helen
Hathorne: sentinel, c. p. Colby Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. g. +. Edmunds
has returned from Portland. Me. whore
she was called four weeks ago by the
illness Of her sister.--T. s Drake was in
VerRennes yesterday.-P. NJ Clifford was
in Rutland yesterday. Harry Jimmo was
in Middlebury Tuesday.-M l.. l.. Dwire
has returned from the Mary Fletcher hos.
pital improved in health