Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12


burg were in Island Pond las week on
business for the Domino Manufacturing
company, which is preparing to install an
auxiliary steam plant to run the dynamo
which furnishes lights for Eas, Berkshire
and the Montgomery villages.-Forest
Stone went to I.yndonvlle Friday to re-
sumo his studies in the Vail agricultural
school.-Donald Leavens of Cambridge
was in town Friday, returning home from
Berkshire accompanied by his cousin. Miss
Eva Dcmar of that town. They were
guests in the home OF j. George Gaines
while here.
The September meeting of the Mis-
| sisquo Ministerial ASSOCIATION was
held in Bakersfield Monday. Revsr-
| ends Forsythe, Guest and Fraser of
Richfor 1. with Legg and Miller of th's
place went by carriage from here, Tn,
| october session is to be held in Frank
im.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cotton left
, Monday by automobile for Everett,
Mass. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. WEIGH who will make
n few days visit-M. p. Perley went
| to Boston Monday night for n week,
| He will attend Il meeting of the New
| England Fruit Growers company, Of
which he Is the president. This com
pany has developed several acres Of
cranberry bog in Massachusetts and
also have some orchards IN prospect
in New Hampshire. II. Armstrong
attended the Rutland county fair last
Week.-Mrs. Winnifred Carpenter lee.
Monday for Middlebury, where she will
enter the high school to pursue the
teachers training course.--Phillip An
drus, who has been visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. C.. II. Andrus, lef'
Tuesday for Middletown, Conn, wherf
he will enter the Berkeley Divini.g
school for a three years course.-Wil-
liam Andrus went Friday to South
bridge, Mass, where he has employ
ment.--Sylvester stevens OF Montgom
cry is visiting his daughter. Mrs. +. A
Gleed.-Joseph Duso died MondaJ
evening at $50 o'clock after an Ill
ness of several weeks with hear
trouble. The funeral will be acid Fri
day morning at ten o'clock from st
John the Baptist Church with the Rev
G. r. LEcuyer officiating. Mr.. Dus
had been a prominent business man il
town for thirty-five years past.-Mrs
| w
for Pennington after two weeks T.
, town.. A. Gleed has returned fror
Burlington where he was called tw
, weeks ago by the illness and death o
his mother, Mrs. G. II. Whitney.
Mrs George r. Remington and son wer
in this village Monday. MIR. Rcmnsto
: has returned to New York. but Mrs Rem
ington is remaining to visit her parent.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wright.-C. W. Lane
, tot. who is having two weeks vacation
@ is with Mrs Lanctot, spending it in $
n Johnshury and Rochester, y. H.-Mis
Ruth Gilbar is having "A vacation thi
8 week from the store of NJ, Il. fcrley
n Co.-Miss Iinnic /. Budd il having a tN
weeks vacation from the Northern Re
! cphone company's Office, which she an
her mother are spending with II. IL. Bud
Jr., in Springfield. Mass.-A. s Arm
strongs horse became frightened nea
the condensary Saturday morning whe
left without hitching and ran awaY.-Tl
Rev Milo Moore was in Lincoln over SUI
" day The Rev w. e. Baker of Cavendis
- occupied the pulpit of the tapt!st Churc
e The Rev w. Y. Forsythe occupied T.
pulpit of st. Matthew's Church sunday
exchange with the Rev +. u. Miller.
- Athol K. Bell of the Barre Times Is pas
70 Ing week with his parents. pr. Al
" Mrs. A. r. Eoll.-Miss Annie Merrill
: passing the week in Boston and Aubur
y dale, Mass Mr.. ana Mrs. O. Merrill n
in Detroit, Mich, whore Nj Merrill
" attending the National Bankers associ
tion.-F a. I.atley has sold the fam
on which the house and barn were burnt
-. few weeks ago, to Augustus GRrr"