Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05

at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Cas-
sei.-Miss Ruth Dickinson returned to
rondulac Mich. Sunday after passing
the summer with r. q. Norton and fam
iiy.-A daughter. Lillian Rosallia, was
recently born TO Mr. and Mrs. GARFIELD
Briggs.-Alfred Gilmore Of Mor1ah. N.
~ former resident. was weekend
guest at the Norton House. Mrs w. j.
Thompson left Tuesday for weeks
visit to her sister. Mrs. Frank Yale Of
Saratoga. N. Y.-The Rev. s. 8. Cobb
and family have returned from the Allen
cottage at Mile Point, where they have
been passing the summer.-Miss Alice
morrill,, who has been passing the gum
mer In Albany, n. y, has returned
MISS Sarah Foss of Boston. Mass. is
visiting her father, +. II. Toss, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Warner
Miss Jennie Bristol, who has been WIS.,
iting her mother. Mrs. y. r. Bristol, for
the past week. has returned to Middle
bury. Mrs. w. J. Thompson left Tues
day for weeks stay with her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Yale, of Saratoga, N. Y.
C. II. Marshall and son of Addison arc
exhibiting car load of 81 sheep and q
swine at the leading fairs throughout
New England this fall Their flock Of
sheep was started 10 years ago and to-
day 1t comprises the six leading breeds,
Shropshires. Oxfords. Downs. South
downs. Iincolns. Lcicesters and Cheviots.
They also exhibit Poland China swine.
AT the Rockingham fair at Salem, y. H.,
where the exhibited August 20-2i, they
were awarded 80 first premiums, % sec
ond and six third prizes. At the Middle
bury fair they won q first q second and
four third premiums. They are exhibiting
this week at Rutland and expect to ex-
hibit from five to seven weeks longer
City Representative elect John II.
Donnelly held reception at his home
tuesday evening The Vergennes
City band furnished music and about
200 people were in attendance In the
receiving line with Mr. and Mrs. Dom
nelly were Judge Frank L. Fish, Post
master and Mrs. Thomas Mack, and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. u. Miner.--Miss Ada
Crosby, Mrs G. c. Ross. Miss McPhil
omey, MISS Bresnahan and Miss Marie
Norton presided at the punch bowl.
Miss Mary Alden. Miss Lizzie Barry.
Miss Lucy Rivers assisted by Miss Eva
Rock. Miss Bessie Fortier and Miss
Anna German served ice cream AMI
cake In answer to a call for a speech
Mr.. Donnelly said he appreciated tho
honor bestowed upon him and that he
knew he was indebted to republican
votes for his election and assured his
hearers that he would do his utmost
to be a representative of the interests
of the city.--Miss Ruth Field Of Cleve-
land. O.. Is visiting her mother. Mrs
j. o. Walker.-Mrs. IT. T.. Dane and
son. John. leave to-day for Orange. n
j., after few days visit to her cousin.
Mrs. George r. Brush.--Miss Julia Car
ter has returned from Grand Isls.
whore she has been passing the sum
mcr,--Miss Hattie Cornia. who has
resided in Brockton. Mass, for the
past four years, has returned to this
city and has opened a hair dress
ing and manicuring parlor in the
rooms in the Stevens block over Bris-
tolls iewelry store.-Mr. and Mrs w
T. Gorham of New York city Is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Walker.-Miss
Mabel Hale returns to Orange, n. J..
to-day after a months visit at st.
Paurs church rectory with her sister,
MIS-. u. X. BruSh.-Mr. ana Mrs. George
Murray AMI daughter, Sadie, Of Wills
horo. " Y. visited Mr. AMI Mrs.
Thomas Agan Sunday-Miss Lou Min
er left yesterday on two weeks visit
In Boston and vicinity.-Mrs. George
Simon has returned to Burlington after
a few days visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. ]. Simpson. She was ac-
companiei on her return by her daugh-
ter. Frances, who has been passing
three weeks with her rrandparents.-
Miss Lena g. breckenridge returns to
her home in Nermontville. ~ ", to-
day after a visit of several weeks 20
her aunt. Miss Fannie BrecGrnrrlge--
Hehert Daniels was called here ycs-
terday by tho serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. Juha Daniels-Miss Jes
sic Crane OF Chicago is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. c. +. Wyman--A daughter
was born Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs
David RNan.--A daughter was recent
~ born to Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pal .
mer.-Mrs. John Rivers and two sons
Of burlington are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. Barnard.