Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-11

ven's corner to above city hall and there
| was n gay crowd of merrymakers with
masks and In a variety Of costumes Al
8 80 the exercises in the opera mousse
which was crowded TO It's utmost capacty'
were held. The program consisted or MS
| torical pageants, under the direction OF H.
C.. Herrick, portraying tho early history
Of the city from the time Of the hrst SET :
Element of the Indians on the falls, with
large chorus and the days Festivities
closed with a grand MASQUERADE OIL"
fancy dress bail In the city nall
Leo harrow left saturday for Chico
pee Falls, Mass, where he has posi-
ton with an undertaking establishments
Among those from this section who at
tended the unwilling OF the Champlain
memorial monument at Fort Frederic,
Crown Point, were Judge and Mrs.
Frank l.. Fish, Mrs. C. S. Haven. Post
master and Mrs. Thomas Mack. Alder
man W. II. Norton, +. l.. Grandey. J.
f. BARLEY and Frank Warner. George.
son of Horace Gee of Jersey City. N. j..
q former resident of this city, is visiting
here.-Mrs. Herbert A, Booth has gone
to Troy, ~ v. to visit her sister. Mrs
Anna Ruscoe--R X. O'Bryan and family
have gone into camp at Long Point
Miss ctella Smith of Burlington is Vls-
ting Mrs. W. Watt-A son was born
July to Principal and Mrs. j. c. Walker.
Carson. the nlnc-y oar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Tucker, while chasing
a bird ran In front of moving machine
in operation and received a broken leg,
besides several severe cuts. He was taken
to Il hospital in Burngton.-Judge Frank
l.. Fish went yesterday to Nowfano to
finish the spring term of Windham
county court.-Mrs. f. l.. Fish and chill
drcn are at their cottage at the lakes
for the summers. a. futile of Newark
y. j., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel
Booth.-Theodore Price and family or
Newark, n. j., are occupying the Wilson
cottage at Kimbalrs point for the sum
mer.-Mrs. Alden Perkins of Colchester Is
visiting Mrs. George perkins.-Miss
Claribcl Marshall has returned to White
hail. y. Y. after a visit TO her father,
c. II. Marshall-Miss Edith Junior has
returned to Chazy, y Y. after visit TO
her aunt. Mrs. Dustin Barrows.-Mrs. G.
H. Marshall returned Monday from "A
visit to her son, Manly Marshall, of
WHITEHALL y. Y.-The Rev. p. $. Cam
peau Of Charlotte called upon friends
here Monday.
\ conference on evangelism of all the
ministers of the Methodist Episcopal
church of Burlington north OF Pittsford
will be held here in the local church
Saturday. Opening service will be at $3.50.
Asa Willard lost "a horse by peculiar
<. no ~
a team attached to moving machine
and In going down "a slight incline the
necll-yole broke and the knives struck
one Of the horses legs. cutting the main
artery and bone, iuluring the animal 50
seriously that It had TO be killcd-LiSt Of
unclaimed letters AZ this office: Mrs. w
f. Clark. Leslie circuit, Mrs Josef
Bushey, II. A. Brown. H. Farmer, Snyder
Smith William Duffan. James Cooper,
Louis Sherman, Mary Coad, Martha
Gagnon, Mrs. W. r. LaRock, Frank Ger
man, Miss Marion Adams. Miss Lille
Madkey. Henry G. I.arrow. Fred Nichols
and wife. Miss Ethel Egleston William
Sears.-Dr. horace Bristol and son of Ben
nington are with his parents, Mr.. andMrs.
W. r. Bristol.-Miss Ruth Davies of Bos-
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs.
David Roberts and Mrs. W. r. Bristol,
has gone to Wauseon, Ohio, to visit her
parents, the Rev. Or and Mrs. Richard
r. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Blakely
of Holyoke, Mass, are visiting his
brother, George Blakely.-Miss Alice
Perkins Of Colchester is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs George Perkins.
At court OF Insolvency held Tuesday
in Middlebury before A. w. Dickens, ref
cree in bankruptcy. G. T.. O. Kimbal of
this city was appointed trustee and NJ W.
Perry of Burlington, L. y. Avery of Fer
risburg and B. T. Field of this city APP
praisers of the bankrupt estate of Juba
Daniels of this place.-Edrick Adams of
Panton sustained a paralytic stroke ON
the right side TuesdaY.-Mrs Mary Wal
tiers has received news from Mrs. Henry
u. SaYer of Richmond Hin, y. Y, with
whom her daughter, Miss Corrne Wal
tcrs, has been employed for the past
year, that Sunday evening Miss Walters
was operated upon for appendicitis at the
Jamaica hospital at Jamaica, n Y. The
operation was successful and MOnday
morning the patient was resting as com
fortably a. could be expected. Miss Stella
Smith of burlington is the guest of Miss
Bell!nger.- Miss Rosan has returned 10
Plainhcld, y. j.. after a visit to Mrs. W.
Watt.-Mrs. X. j. Severance and daugh-
ter. Marian, have returned to Keeseville
after visit to her sister, Mrs. w. r.
Warner--F II. F'oss Is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. X. J. Severance of Keeseville
y. Y.-Mrs. NJ. T. Bristol and grand
daughter. Elizabeth, visited In Middle
bury Tuesday.--Mrs. w. r. Warner gave
a lawn party Monday, In which l6 little
boys and girls participated, to celebrate
the sixth birthday OF her daughter, Eliza
beth Erskine Warner Pictures were
taken of the children as they marched and
danced on the green Among those at
tending from away were Miss Marian
Severance of Keeseville n. Y. Miss Elz-
aheth Bristol of Cohasset. Mass, and Miss
Elizabeth Philips of Montpelier.
BRISTOL.
Bristol's Fourth of July celebration was