Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

Lisbon, n. H.. who has passed some
/ weeks with her sister. Mrs. n. L. Spear,
returned home Monday. Mrs Spear and
! Miss Flora Tuliper accompanied her to
! St Johnsbury, where they passed the
, day.--Mrs. Il. f. Stewart Of Lowell,
Mass, has passed several days with Mr..
| Stewards parents. Mr. and MIS-. Ben
jamin Stewart. returning home Monday.
| A Progressive club was organized Mon
day evening with l02 names enrolled. and
40 men present Officers elected were as
follows: President. l.. r. Thayer; sccre-
tary, T.. a. Smalley; treasurer. Robert
Eaton: executive committee. Frcd NJ.
Small T.. II. Vancor. &. II. Raymore. c.
s. Stancliff, w. ID. Russell 1t was plan
ned to hold another meeting in about
two weeks, when able speakers will he
present.-F. II. child left Monday evening
for Topeka. Eans.. and other points west
Nj. =. Maurice is attending supreme
court at Montpeler.-Ray Clark returned
Monday evening from Sugar Hi. N. H.,
where he has been employed for the sum
mer-The seniors of Peoples Academy
will give leap year masquerade social
at Academy hall Friday evening october
AIRS. w. S. Daniels left Tuesday for
New York. where she will pass some
time with her son. Prof l.. Il. Daniels
Miss Myrtle Macomber went to St. Al
bans Tuesday, where she has situation.
Miss Lena Lane went to Brandon Tues
day. a guest while there of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Utton.-M. II. Boardman has built
a cutting shed, carried heavy wires from
his mill to his barn, moved the electric
motor from the mill to the cutting room
and is cutting corn for his silo by cleo
tricity. The work of cutting his usual
amount of corn by horse power takes a
month, and by electric power he expects
to cut 1t In a much shorter timc.-T. "
Derrick of New York Is a guest of his
uncle. T. b. Ellis. while passing his va
cation.-Mrs. Jennie Slayton went to st
Johnsbury Tuesday, where she has per
manent postion-Francis Blair of Buff
falo, n. v, arrived here Tuesday. join
ing Mrs. Blair in a visit with his par
ens Mr.. and Mrs. n Il. Bair.-Mrs
William Howard left Tuesday for Calai.
to visit her sister. Mrs. Dean Holt. ant
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Darling il
Marshfied.
Henry Waite has sold his cottag.
. on Woban avenue to Jacques Senesa'
of Stanbridge Station. =. @. Mr. Sene
sac will not take possession until mex
spring, the house now being occupic,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith.-Mrs
, T. C. Cheney and Mrs. Laura Titus
went to Burlington Tuesday evenin,
for a short stay.-Mrs. Frank Marian
of Hardwick came Tuesday eveninr
for a few days stay with her parents
, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. ~ Draper.-Mors
Bartlett died Sunday at the home o
Merton Chaffee in the west part of tn
town. Funeral services were hell
Tuesday. The Rev. r. d. Crammer of
ficiated Interment was made in tn
Randolph Road cemetery Mr.. Bart
lett, who had been boarded by tn
town for some time at Henry Parker's
$ was moved two weeks ago Wednesda
. to Mr.. Chaffee's and the following
d Thursday suffered a shock. He wa
n born in Johnson ~ years ago las
l. April and passed the greater part O
/, his life in Morristown. He is survive
It by one sister. who lives in Manches
n ter. n. H.--C r. Tillotson has a pota
4 to sprout that measures 12 feet-Mr.
It Ernest Page is to work in the mil
d linery store Of Mrs. Alice Stevens.
n STOWE.
.. Several from Stowe joined the excul
VI tue NTeeH MOuHtdln cluD TO SNUG
=, glers' Notch Saturday. among them D.
r II. W. Barrows and +. f.. stafford
. The ladies Of the Cemetery associatio
m met tuesday afternoon with Mr.
- I. H. Bruce.-The social given by tn
IL west Branch ladies at the home of NJ
m and Mrs. A. l.. Gale Friday evening wa
A attended by about 80 The young poop
10 played games and refreshments WEI
s. served.-Gordon Bull is passing sever;
l. weeks in Malone. n. Y.-Bernard Stet
S. bins has lilac bush in BLOSSOM Mr.
st f.. j. Houston has returned to Cady
8. Falls after passing several weeks wit
,e ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Gal
s. Mrs. Houston Is somewhat improved
10 health.-Mrs. A. e. Lawrence of Morri.
H. town. Mrs. Abbie Warren and Mr. an
ar Mrs. IT, j. Straw visited Lake Sterlin
- Thursday by way of the long trial
al Ben Mayo has finished work for the
IL e. Il Il. O. Burt Lumber company an
"a has employment in Mortified. Gu
Ayers has moved to the T.. Z. Barrow
IS tenement on the Cape Cod road-Mr
ID Mary Royce has returned to Northfiel
y A progressive rally and flag raisin
l. VIII be held at eight O'Clock tn
Is evening. The flag raising will take plat
s. on Main street near G.. A. Riley's dru
st store. The rally will be held in the aud
torium of the Akeley Memorial building
l. The speakers will be the Rev Fras,
m Metzger of Randolph and c. H. Thoml
s. son. chairman of the progressive con
re mittee of Montpelier. Everybody IL il
50 vited.-Miss Louise Chaplin. who h;
10 been In Burlington for osteopathic trea
ment. has returned somewhat improve
n in health.-E w. Webster, landlord +,
20 the past year and a half of the Gre.
III Mountain Inn. went to Morrisville Tue
e. day. Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.. Bamforth, wi
nc have leased the Inn, are in charge.
&c Bernard Stebbins has a lilac bush bio
;, soming for the second time this seaso
Representative ]. c. Benson left Tue
80 day to begin his duties in Montpelier.
% Mrs j. c. Benson and her mother, NJ,
81 Weltha Churchill. are passing two weel
- in Keene, \. HIT is expected that II
Rev. Lemuel Davis will return tn
80 week from Kingston, n. Y. and tn
he will begin his services as pastor
the congregational Church Sunday.
=" The ladies of Unity Church will ser,
20 supper at the church Vestry II
. afternoon.
The rain which fell steadily all d;
Sunday turned into snow ON Mt Man
. field and when the clouds lifted Mond;
morning the mountain was white to
:, base The snow was several inches de-