Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04

for the season--Miss Nettie Robbins,
who has been with her mother, Mrs. |
Cora Robbins, for week, left Friday
for Boston and on the following DAY
sailed on the Cretic FOR two months
abroad with the Art Lovers Pilgrimage |
The party consists of Prof. Louis Monte, |
who Is the supervisor OF art In Smith
College, and the Westfield normal school,
his wife and seven others, who expect 70
land in Naples on July H. iney VIII WISH
in Italy, switzerland and Germany, pass
! ing the last two weeks In Paris. They
will sail on their return trip from Liver
pool August 90. Miss Robbins VIII re-
sumo teaching In the Westiield Normal
school about September 1.-The citizens
of the town have planned small ceie-
bration July 4, when there Will be
| parade Mt 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, In
which will be L. S. Grant Post In auto
mobiles. the Green Mountain band. Veter-
an Drum corps, Woodmen firemen, anti
ques and horribles. In the afternoon there
will he races at Mccall park, which Will
include potato race, obstacle race, three
lleggad race 100 yards dash for boys UNI
der is years OF age. 100 yards dash. free
| for-all. and tug-of-war by the fire.
men. No entrance fee Is required and
small prizes are offered. In the evening
there will he "A display of fireworks.-R
II. Slack has purchased OF A. y. Gay the
small building on Merchants Row in
which the Cushman barber shop Is To-
Gated, and % of land on which he ex-
poets to erect building in the future
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Hutchinson and son.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ketchum.
went to Cambridge. Mass. Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and her son, who
have been here for three weeks with
Mrs Rumrill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DiCkerman went to her home In con-
cord Tuesday Mrs. Ralph Thomas. who
l., here from Portland, Ore, visiting her
father Benjamin Sargent, went to Bos-
ton Tuesday for few weeks.-Miss
Annie Scott of Royalton was in town
Tuesday and Mrs Y. S. Hewitt went
to Lake Sunapee Tuesday. where Mr.
Hewitt has employment for the summer
Mrs. 7. A. Carpenter of Lebanon,
n. H.. who has been visiting her niece.
Mrs John Angel. returned to her home
Tuesday DeGonyoun has sold his
shoe shop to George Bryant. and will re-
main for the next two months with Mr..
Bryant to assist in his work.-Mrs.
INrdTuUeT Oh CpTlHSllcN 10 NiSitihS I"i
NJ. w. Observation-Disclosures Loren Greene
i of South Royalton arrived Monday for
several days with his grandfather Silas
= Chadwick. -Walter Archer. who has for
the last year conducted a billiard room
| in the Union block on Merchants row.
) has given up the room and his effects
were moved out Monday. Mr.. Archer is
at present conducting business In wal
pole. y. H.-Mrs. John Goodrich and
daughter were in town Monday from
. South Royalton.-Mrs. Frank Thomas re-
turned Monday from a several days stay
with Mrs. Smythe in St. Johnsbury.-J. -.
I2dredge was able to be out on Tuesday
after having been confined to the house
for several days with tonsilitis.-Miss
Hazel Ladd is in White River Junction
, fol a week.--Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. Lazelle
were in White River Junction Monday tc
:, | attend the funeral of Mrs b. l.. Boyle
William Moulton, who has been with hi.
q mother. Mrs. Ann Moulton. for severa
. weeks while on his vacation, has re
4 turned to Boston to resume work a:
q Pullman car conductor.-Mrs. Eller
X kelton, who had The misfortune to breal
her arm In a fall last week. has beer
taken to the sanitarium for care
Miss Mabel Perkins. only daughter o
l. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Perkins of Ro
n chester, was married to Clarence II. Saul
- OF rhs place at the home of the bride
ri on July .. After short wedding trip
= Mr.. and Mrs Sault VIII come mere u
- reside, having leased the house on Mapl
= street, recently vacated by Mrs. J. II
50 Richmond The bride has for a long tim
10 been a popular and efficient saleslad.
in the suit department of the Bel
=. Brothers store. and the sroom, who ha
- always lived here. holds the position o
= foreman in the Herald and News office
Miss Elizabeth Keith of Wlnona. MINI
. has arrived for several weeks wit
80 Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Powers. Miss Keith
Il, who is a teacher in the West, will re
-. turn to begin Der duties on September
j., Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Chedel and Mi
49, Elsie Osgood went to Enfield Wednc'
day for several weeks. They were 49,.
- coded by another daughter Miss j..
Chedel, and Miss Cora Osgood, ~,
~ opened their cottage The Gelatinc "a
" is shut down for vacation. which -
- extend to the last Of August,-Mrs. j. i
~ Battles of Montpelier arrived Tuesda
-, for a short VISTA large crowd of re,
pie were In town Tuesday to attend tn
- circus. One of the women performers fe
, from her horse and sustained n spraine
"a ankle. but was able to come back int
h. the ring near the close of the afternoon.
The White Cross milk plant was opene
Monday morning by their Representative
Mr.. Butman. who will have charge
, the work at the factory. Mr.. Butman hi
VI leased the cottage on South street owne
III by w. T.. Lamson, and will move h
.u family here soon. The patronage Is n,
ne yet large, but il is hoped, under the MAJ
at agement Of the Hood company, will SUI
:" ceed.-Miss Emma Moses went
Rochester Wednesday to remain the re
'e of the week.
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te- RANDOLPH CENTER.
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