Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-31

! ing from the farm Of H. B. Colcord to the
home Of Mrs. Winchester's parents, Mr.
and Mrs III. Stanley, near West Berk-
shire.-H. J. Draper Is moving from Mrs
kimbalrs Maple Lawn farm to the farm
Of Mrs. Diapers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Loyal stowe. A Mr. Mitchell of East
| Fairfield Is moving to Maple Lawn farm.
Fl $. Towle is moving to the farm he
recently purchased of Mrs. NJ. a. Wiley
Wilbur ST. GERMAN Is Ill at the home of
Joseph Lafiamme
Nearly 200 people gathered in the rooms
of the Philemon club Monday evening for
the reception to Larry" Gardner. In
the receiving line were Gyles Sayes, w
j.. Gardner and his mother, Mrs. ID. NJ
Gardner. AT the close of the hearty greet
ings adjournment was had to Foresters
haiI where short program carried
out MUSIC was furnished by Kimball s
orchestra, after which T.. j. Tyler ex-
tenoed the formal welcome of the club.
ne was followed by the Hon. o. Merrill,
WHO gave the Views Of a Fan" He was
| iohoWed by Larry" who voiced his an
| Preciatlon OF the favors shown and done
Tor MN. Tim Murnane, the veteran
baseball editor of the Boston Globe en-
| tcrtaihed the company with a charac-
| terlsuc TAX that was greatly enioyed
Following these talks a lunch was served
and dancing was continued until about
! twelve oclOck.--O. Merrill and l. X
Perlcy went to Burlington Tuesday with
j.. w. Gardner and party and attended
the banquet at Hotel Vermont Some Of
the other fans were prevented by having
! parts In the Day at the County Fair
which 1t was necessary to rehearse. Mr.
Quinn went to Boston and Mr.. Porcv
went Wednesday to Philadelphia, where
he is in the employ of the Vermont Mar
Bile Co.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cham
| berlin left Tuesday for Dundee H.
where Mr.. Chamberlin has employment
wendell Holden of st. Armand Center
was in town Monday after his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Holden
who have been visiting their son, o. w
| Holden, for the past week-W. s.
Hutchinson moved his family to St
| Adams Tuesday, where they will live at
| 81 Brainerd street. Mrs. Hutchinson $
mother, Mrs. Emily Forsythe, will oc-
cupy the house here this winter--Joseph
Plumb moves his family this week to
| Springfield Mass, from the Susan 3.
Sowles farm on the branch A Mr.
| Beaudreu, who has been in the employ
OF Isadore Beaudreu, is to carry on the
Sowles Administrators Beaudreu moves
| from the farm of e 1cFeeters to the
| Bailey farm owned by b. H. Combs
| above East erkshire.-William O'Con-
nell moves from the Free Baptist Church
| farm to the farm of Northumberland
Macia moves from the NJ. D. Cross farm
| to the Church farm.-Paul Coumb
moves from the n. w. Towle farm to the
! NJ D. Cross farm.-C. d. Phelps of West
| berkshire moves from West Berkshire to
| the H. w. Towle farm.-The repairs on
| the wheel pit at the power station are
completed and the village are using their
| in Burlington and Pittsburgh Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Chadburne Of
Montreal were in town Monday visiting
the family of ]. NJ. Jeffords.-T. H.
Mtlrnane and d. II. Quinn Of the Bos-
ton Globe staff were guests OF w. L.
Gardner over Monday ]. C. Read
of st. Adams was in own Monday.-The
Rev. +. 4. Legg attended the meeting
Of the St Adams District Methodist as
| ISOLATION in Sheldon Monday and Tues
day.-Miss Nellie Perkins has been obliged
to leave school and Is i'll at her home
beyond West Enosburg- Charles Rogers
who was so badly bruised and cut by
the bursting OF a separator at the plant
of the Federal Paiking company few
weeks ago, has far recovered as to
return to his duties there