Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26

OIious-NI nv MISs NlIIHm IutfU or
Mechanicsville, n. Y, who have been at
the farm Of Mrs Ida Sumner to visit
friends for n week, left foi their home
Monday.-Mrs. John Abbott and children
Of Winchester, Mass, are at the homo
Of Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Sanford Robert Sault, a teacher
In one Of the city schools in Lawrence,
Mass, is in town for the Christmas holt
day.-The Rev. Fraser MetzEcr received
a telegram Sunday Announcing the death
Of Mrs. Metzger's father at Freehold. y.
v, on Sunday morning. He left the same
night to attend the funeral Tuesday. Mrs.
Metzger has been there for two weeks.
At the Federated Church Sunday morn
ing the sermon and music was APP
propriate to the Christmas season and
ut Bethany Church the music was large
~ postponed till next Sunday on account
OF the inability of some of the choir to
SIDE because of severe colds. but it will
he given next Sunday. The Christmas
exercises proper were given Tuesday
evening by both churches.
Mrs. II. A.. Spencer. an y
visitor at the home Of the Rev and Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton. was Joined here Mon.
day by her daughter. Miss Maria sp.ncer
who with her mother left Tuesday for
Ashburnham. Mass, where they will
visit the Rev. George Spencer. after vhicb
they will go to Philadelphia to pass tho
winter with relatives.-C. c. Koundv of
Worcester, Mass, and a member Of the
firm of Sargent. Osgood & Roundy. was
in town Tuesday. Mrs Iearl Rumrill
and son. who have been here for several
days with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Dickerman. left Tuesday for Concord.
y. H.-Mrs. L. B. Nhttison and nephew
Roy Emery. left Tuesday for Newport.
y. f.. to remain a w~eek.-Fred williams
went to Holyoke, Mass, Tuesday to re-
main with his brother, John Williams.
over light. and from there went to Now
t%laven, Conn, to visit another brother.
Frank Williams. From there ne WIFI 70
to New York and sail Saturday for
ltamont Fla, where he has a position
in a hotel for the winter-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dubois and children are here
from New York for the Christmas sea-
son with Mrs. DuBois's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. p. Sanford. Miss Mary Wedg-
wood came Sunday night from Chicopee,
Mass, to pass a few days with her
mother. Mrs. W. f. Wedgwood.-Miss
lnez Litchfield left Tuesday for Orleans
and Barton to remain with friends for
several ~days.-NLss Genevieve Lamson. a
teacher In Roselle Park, n. j., has ar
rived to remain a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Lamson.-Mrs. George
Chatheld and daughter left Tuesday for
Montpelier, to be Joined there Wednes-
day by her husband Mis May Howe and
grandmother Mrs. Rand, who has been
with her several weeks. left Tuesday for
Leom!nster, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. L. y.
Partridge went to Barre Tuesday to re-
main TIL Thursday with NJ. and Mrs.
Harvey PartrldEe.-NIss Angie Pike went
TO Mortified Tuesday to attend the fun
eral Of her brother-in-law, Jason Dole,
who died Mt that place after a very short
flness.-Mlss Mildred Fuller left Tuesday
for Chester for a week.-Mrs.. Eugene
Carrigan returned from Gaysville Tues
day, where she had been visiting Mrs.
Harry Allen and will pass Christmas with
her sister, Mrs. Charles kilburn.-The
Rev. Joseph Hamilton went to West
Berlin Tuesday, where he is for the
present supplying the Methodist church.
Mrs. George Laird of Royalton was in
town on Monday to pass the day with
her mother. Mrs. ira Jones. Mrs. Lemuel
Richmond. another daughter living here.
was also entertained by her mother. They
had a Christmas dinner. previous to the
holiday, so that the daughters might be
with their families Wednesday.-Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Beedle. MIS-. Mary Saxton and
daughter Miss Lucina Saxton of Keene,
\. H., arrived Tuesday to pass Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle.-
The regular meeting of Fern Rebekah
Lodge was held Tuesday night with a
small attendance.-Mrs. Inez Segar left
Tuesday for New York to pass the next
few days with her sister, Mis- Edith
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Stephen arrived
from Barre Wednesday for a short stay
with Mrs. Stephens mother. Mrs. NJ. T.
Holorook.-Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and
daughter. Beatrice of Montpelier. We're
visitors Of Mr.. ~Thompson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. a. J. Foster, on Wednesda y, and
will remain for "A few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Church with their son. Harold
Church. left Wednesday to visit in North
field and Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. y. c. Buck
and daughter, Iris Buck, have gone to
Lebanon. n. H.. to visit Mr.. Bucks moth
er. Mrs. Estella Buck,-Mr. and Mrs.
Scion Vail and young daughter arrived
Wednesday for a short stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Vail, before returning to
Pomfret.-Mrs. Don Moore and son from
Sharon are guests at the Marcott home
tor a few days.-Miss Bernice Morrill, left
Wednesday to go to her home in Tun-
bridge FOR a few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Morrill.-Mrs. Leis
Jcrd and Mrs. Martha william went TO
Hethel Wednesday to be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Williams.-Mis Angie
Pike returned from Mortified Wednes'
day, where she had been to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law, Jason
Dole.-John l.. Hutchinson and four Of
his children are III at the Hutchinson
farm with the murnps. Mi Florence
Hobart. a clerk IN the store of Bell Broth
ers. went to her home in Windsor TO re-
main till Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. II. l..
Morse went to Montpelier Wednesday,
Misses Linnic ana nellie Jones went to
Bethel Wednesday to pass the day with
their mother, who resides there,-Mlss
Olive Rlx Is III with bronchitis.-Mrs.
Anna Morse left Wednesday for South
Royalton to visit her daughters. Misses
Bertha and Mary Morse.-Miss Hazel
Pierce of Warren is a visitor at the
home of Mrs. L. II. Banister and family.
MI. and Mrs. Greene of South Royalton
came Wednesday to pass the day with
Mrs. Lucius Goodheart at the home of
their father. Silas Chadwick-The exer-
cises at the Federated Church Christ
mas evening were we'll attended-Miss
Valentine Packard. an omploye in the Of
flee of the Herald and News, went to her