Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

of Mrs. Arthur Pike. who was a sister
of s. +. Stinehour. and for many years
a resident of this place.-Mr. and Mrs
Leo Leighton, who have spent the past
month with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs |
u. n. Watkins. started on their home
ward journey to Albedccn. Washington,
next meeting of the Cres- |
cends club will be held Friday evening.
with Mrs. Wilcox.
MORRISVILLE.
District Deputy Arthur V. Hollis
made his official visit to the local
grange at Cambridge FRIDAY evening
w. H. Rand of Harlwick visited his
mother, Mrs. \. Il. Rand, Friday night
w. D. HYDE of East Hardwicx came
Fri lay evening for stay with his
daughter Mrs. l.. II. Olmstead.-N1rs
William ilogaboom of Lowell, Mass
arrived Friday evening to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Stew.
art, and sister. Mrs. Stillman King
Miss Lucy Perkins of Rutland who
has passed several DAYS as a guest OF
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Idc returned home
Friday eVening.--Miss Ildah Gale. ac-
companicj by her mother, Mrs. Edwin
Gale of Westford, went to Danville
sunday. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Gamblin
left Saturday for their farm nomc ut
Chateaugay, \. Y, for few days -
Mrs. George Reil and child of Platts-
burgh, n. Y, who have passed four
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
p j. Liberty, returned home SATURDAY.
n n Sp,it Of To
wick passed Saturday and Sunday here
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
|Smith.-Mrs. Mae Spiller, VINO has WIS.,
tied relatives in Morrisville AMI Hyde
Park during the summer. was a guest
Friday and Friday night of Mr. AMI
Mrs. c. A. Spiller. Friday evening
Mrs. George +. Earle gave a farewell
party in honor of Mrs. Spiller. who
leaves Monday evening for ner home
at Pasadena, Cal. Military whist was
the feature of the evening, there being
five tables. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Kate Hutchins. Mrs Anna Har-
ris, Mrs Eliza Griswoli and Mrs
Emma Tillotson We're given the prizes
The BOBBY prizes went to Mrs. Lillian
Kramer. Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Kate War
rem Mrs, A. G. Small.-Mrs. c. A. spill
Ter and Mr.. ana Mrs A. NJ. Adams
were in Johnson Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Arthur Pike.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. :. Barr of Cabot were guests
Saturday and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. \. Cheney.--Mr. and Mrs. C. a. SAN
ders recently entertained his sister
Mrs George w. Parmenter of Mont
pelier, and sister-in-law. Mrs. Minnie
NJ af Do boz
is 20 years of age and Mr.. Sanders Ia
one of three brothers, whose ages
range from 20 to &c years.-Mrs. o. V.
Sweet and daughter went to White
field. n. H.. where they will reside
Mr. Sweet has employment there
Mrs Lucy Abar of Lyndon Center.
while passing a few days here rented
her house on Elmore street to Isaiah
Blair. Mrs. Abar returned home Sat.
lurlay-Miss Gwendolin Smith went
to Boston Saturday, where she will
enter the Leland Powers School of Ex-
preston. she was accompanied by
her father. G. r. Smith. who will pass
some days in Boston. clinton and
lSpringfield.-Rosco HerrIck left Satur-
day for Auburndale, Mass. where he
has position in fancy dairy stable
Miss Bernice Kendall of New York
who has recently returned from a trip
of II months abroad, and mother, Mrs.
A. A. Kendall, of Enosburg Falls,
| former residents. We're visitors here Sat-
urday.-Mrs. Kittie Draper Cook of
Hardwick came Saturday evening to re-
main few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs a. +. Drapcr.-Mrs. T.. NJ
Stevens of Burlington is a guest of Mrs.
Fannie Bickford.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Morse of Stevens Mil, near Richford,
have rented the Ira Greenwood farm,
West HILL and arrived Saturday evening
to take posscssion.-M II. C. Fisk was
| in Montpelier to attend the meeting
Thursday of the Colonial DANES, Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution, Friday, and
Daughters of the War of 1872 Saturday.
She was accompanied home by state
president of the Colonial Danes Miss
Jennie A. Valentine, and niece. Miss
Jannette Perkins. of Bennington. who
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fisk over
Sunday.-Mrs. Perl< Sears returned
Saturday night from Lisbon, N. H..
where she had been for week caring
for her mother, Mrs. Julia Geraw. who
is ill.-Mrs. Washburn. her son and
| uHuRnteT, MISS fbeTi1lce Brown, and MISS
| katherine stephen of Montpelier came
by automobile Sunday, passing the day
with MIR. and Mrs. William Stephen
MI. and Mrs. G. A. Slayton went to
| Boston Monday to attend the electrical
show. They will visit his brother and
Wife Mr., and Mrs. f. l.. Slayton. in
Providence. X. l., before returning home.
George II. Terrill left Monday for Dix
vile Notch, ~ H., where he has n
position as herdsman on a group of II
farms of 400 acres, which is owned
and run in connection with the summer
hotel, 'The Balsams"-Mr and Mrs. NJ.
j. Carter of Scranton. Pa, who have
passed the summer at Dreamwold. re-
turned home Monday. Mr. Carter going
with his automobile.
Mrs. ella Page of Holland came Mon
day evening for visit with her cousins.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Huntley.-Misses Ola
Hood and Bessie Flint of the johnson
| Normal school were guests Sunday and
Monday of Mr., and Mrs. II. L. Spear
Jesse Briggs returned to St Johnsburv
| Monday evening to resume WORKINGS
Cora Smith and son, Harold, went
Tuesday to Barre to visit her brother.