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


Mrs. Thomas Mack, a graduate of Union
College. class of 1912. who is taking n
graduate course in chemistry at Cornell
University. has been appontei an as
sistant in the chemical labratory at that
Observation-Disclosures. Adelhert Ball has re-
turned to Worcester, Mass, after a visit
to her husbands parents Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Ball and other relatives.-N. G.
Zimmerman has on exhibition AT Nevilles
drug store potato of the Green noun
tain variety that weighs two pounds and
10 ounces.-A chicken pie supper was
served in the parlors of the Methods:
Episcopal Church Tuesday evening. Pro-
ceeds for church eXpenses.--Mr. and Mrs
p. *. Tyrell spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Sumner of Middlebury.--
Mrs. James Casey and daughter OF Bris-
tol are visiting in town.--Mr. and Mrs
Charles Powell of Post Mills. Thetford
on an automobile tour through this sec
ton. were Weekend visitors of their
daughter. Miss Vera Powell. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. l<ingsland.-F
Daigneault went SATURDAY, to Burlington
to assist the Eagles band to furnish
music for the Columbus day celebration
Mrs Alexander Bennett has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski-
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cross have returned
to Essex n. y, after visiting their
daughter, Mrs. William Sorrell.-Judge
and Mrs. Warren Peck have returned
from weeks visit to Miss Jennie
Latin and other friends in Burlington.
Leonard J. Renaud has opened a mil
linery store in the rooms over Daigneault
e Barrows's barber shop.-Mrs. \.
+. Needham is seriously ill.-The
condition of Miss Ruth Scott, daughter of
Alderman and Mrs. T.. c. Scott, Jr.. who
is i'll with pneumonia. is critical.-Mrs.
L. G. Whitford is passing the week with
friends in Addison and Bridport.-Mrs o.
G.. Farnsworth and Mrs. f. e. Hathaway
If Burlington and Mrs. George Southwick
and Miss May Southwick of Montpelier
were guests at r. Bisbee's last week.
Mss Addie Bisbee left for Bradford Mon
day morning. being called there by the
death of her aunt.
f. NJ. Crosby or st. Jolnsbury,
former resident, is visiting in town.
Mrs. Antoine Shorkey and Mrs. George
Blakely are visited in LIncoln.-rhe
condition of Miss Ruth Scott is still
critical.-Mr and Mrs. G. w. Liberty
recently visited their aunt. Miss Mary
j. Alden, and their sister, Mrs Leo
Harrow, making the trip from Worces
ter, Mass, by automobile.--A Wilson
and Marshall flag was flung to the
breeze across Main street Tuesday
Monday DIR. V. w. Waterman, w. T.
Warner and Peter Jennen went duck
hunting ana bagged - ducks Tues
day G.. Rail- and Fred Lebeau shot
16-The condition of Mrs. a. =. Need
ham is slightly improved.
Miss Ruth Pearl, daughter of Alder
man and Mrs f. c. Scott, Jr., died yes
terday morning after short illness with
pneumonia. aged 1G years She was a
member of the Nergcnnes high school,
class 1876 and also of the Delta Alpha
society The funeral will he held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church at two
o'clock Friday afternoon.-F. L. Grandy
has purchased the Nergennes Auto COM
pany's garage.-.Mrs. Louis Chase and
niece, Miss Marjorie Bernard, of Spring
field Mass. are visiting their sister and
aunt, Mrs. Ashton Fisher.-Mrs. Frank
Pierce and daughter, Miss Mary Pierce.
are visiting in town-Miss Ethel Tul
is visiting her aunt, Miss Murphy. of
Brooklyn, n. Y.-Mr, and Mrs, c. T.. NJ
Caisse are visiting in Montreal.--A
Roosevelt and Johnson flag was flung
to the breeze across Main street yes
terday afternoon.-Mrs. Annette More of
Charlevoix, Mich. is visiting her
sister, Mrs John Douglass Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Champine of New
Haven visited in town yesterday-Thc
ladies Of the Methodist Church cleared
over $50 from their chcken-pie supper
Tuesday evening