Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01

miss mary ADAMS Is at WORK IN the or
flee Of w. II. Peltons meat market this
week in the absence of Miss Elida Sans
pra. the regular casher.-Niss Mildred
Hatch, daughter of II. L. Hatch, enter
I'd the employ of Bell Brothers Monday
Misses Ruth Scott and Doris I.attimer
have returned from 10 days in ST AL.
bans, where they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Austin Emery.--Mrs. T.. j. Nc
Vain and daughter, Miss Edwina Nc
VAIN arrived Monday from Marshfield
where they went to visit n sister, who Is
very i'll. They are now the guests of Mrs
McWain's brother, Nj. c. Rowell, and
family, before returning to Kansas City,
Mo
Another business failure came Monday
when the creditors of Harry Campbell
| proprietor of the Washburn House, took
charge of affairs at the hotel. NJ. NJ
Wilson. who is attorney for the creditors,
called MIR. and Mrs. Harry Emery Of the
Sascom House. Bethel. and they arrived
here Tuesday morning 10 superntend affairs
TIL some arrangement can be made. The
house. under Mr. Campbells management,
has given satisfaction and been fairly well
patronized. Mr.. and Mrs Campbell have
no definite arrangement for the future
Mrs. 1nez Segar gave large reception
at her home on South Pleasant street
| tuesday afternoon In honor of her sister,
Mrs. Griffin. who Is here from Valdosta
Ga, for August-Charles Abbott expects
to go South for the winter. leaving here
the last OF August with his daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. N c. Buck and daughter
iris Buck. who have been in Lebanon,
n. H., for three weeks. returned Wednes-
day.-Dr. H. II. Hayward. who has been
IN Boston FOR month to study at Har-
Vard College In the medical department.
mas returned and VIII he at home for the
lpresent.-Mr. and Mrs William u. Clough.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Powers and daughter
Lucille, of Woodstock were guests cf
MIR. and Mrs. George Drew Monday.
Harry Davis of Quechee was also enter
tanned by them-M. 4. Tewksburv and
daughter. Miss fora Tcwksbury, left
| Tuesday for Goffstown, y. H. and after
short stop there will go to York Beach
for month.-Miss Caroline Hatch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H. l..
Hatch. was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis at the sanitarium Tuesday and
Is very comforta ble.-Miss Ethel Greene
went to South Royalton Wednesday -
Mrs W. =. Flint and her grandchildren
went to Woodstock Wednesday for sew
eral days.-The supper given Tuesday
night In the g. a. r. hall by the Womans
Relief Corps was well attended and the
net proceeds from the supper were $40 0S
In addition to this tho laues had been
working upon two quilts which were sold
for Sll.lo.-Mr. and Mrs e. J. Stockwou
have as guests this week Charles Martin
and Mrs. Edna Stockwcll of Rochester
and Mrs, G.. O. Howe is entertaining Mrs
Emily Stockwell of the same place ana
Mrs posia clair of Stow" Tho funeral
,of Mrs. Mary Sault was hold at TN,
Catholic Church Wednesday morning 1T
ten O'Clock and was largely attended All
!of her children We're present. ana there
were many from out of town. anon.
whom were Miss Carrie Sault of New
York. Mrs. John Martclle of Snringtich
and Louis Tredo, a brother of the deceased
from Worcester, Mass-Mr and Mrs
Henry Chandler and daughter. Florence.
from Chicago. who have been here 1T
the Chandler homestead for n week. left
yesterday for home.