Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05

Mrs. E. W. Patch In honor Of her siste,
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Mon
tague. who are soon to leave for their
home at Handy, Texae.-Miss Flora Will
kins Of Richmond. who has passed
month here, returned home Saturday
Mrs. Permelia Boynton was in Hyde
Park saturday, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sawyer-Mr and Mrs. T. &.
Cheney were guests over Sunday Of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. w. A. Beebe Of Proctor
Frank and H. W. Drown were in cam
bridge Saturday to attend the funeral OF
their cousin, Levi Wood. Mrs. Inez Lam
i'her has purchased Edwin Browns farm
and VIII make her home there with her
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Raichard Mr. and Mrs Brown
have moved their household goods to
Morrsvle.--A Roosevelt and Johnson
flag was thrown out early Friday morn
ing. It Is suspended between the Randall
and Centennial blocks Miss Edith Aid
rich returned to burlington Saturday and
was accompanied by her sister. Miss Ethel
Aldrich who will remain until Monday
evening Mrs. Hemnn Thompson and
daughter Mrs f. George Grafton. who
have visited here for 10 days. returned
TO Manchester, n. H.. Saturday.-Miss
Florence Maurice OF Cambridge passed
Saturday with her brother and his wife.
the Hon. and Mrs. NJ. ?. Maurice.-Miss
Elizabeth F. stone passed Saturday IN St
Johnsbury.-Mrs. Clara Brown Miller OF
Boston, a former p. 4. student, is visit
ing in town.
Glenn A. wilkins was elected town
representative Tuesday on the first
ballot by a majority of 80. The result
Of the representative ballot was as
follows: Whole number Of votes
SIS: necessary for a choice. 33s; J. s.
Carpenter. democrat, so; l.. S. Small
republican. 215; G. a. Wilkins. repub-
lican. 377. scattering 5. Out of ST.
names on the check list, SOS were
checked off, 81 not voting for repre-
sentative-Mrs. A W. Spaulding of
Montpelier was a guest Sunday and
Monday of. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Niles. leaving Monday night with
the G. A. r. representatives for Los
Angeles. Cal. in company with her
father to attend the National Encamp-
ment.-Linley NJ Paul. former Nor
risville boy. has received the nomina-
ton of delegate from the 10th ward
Boston, to the republican State con-
vention-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mail
holt and children left Monday night
for Leominster Mass where Mr..
Mailhoit will engage in business,-Mr.
and Mrs. W. j. Moule and three daugh-
tiers of Montreal are guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Baker. w. II.
Macleod Of Montreal passed Sunday
with the Rev. and Mrs. Baker. re-
turning Monday with his family, who
| have visited here for two weeks
Miss Eta Forbes of Burlington.
guest Sunday and Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. $. Robinson. returned home
Tuesday morning.-Mrs. r. b. Conner
and son, Robert of Lisbon, ~ II. carVe
Monday evening to visit her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Spear
c. r. Lynn Of Providence, r. l.. ar
rived Monday night. joining Mrs Lynn
In visit with her sister. Miss Ethel
Carroll-Mrs. Clara Conant returned
Monday evening from a stay Of two
weeks with a sister in Burlington
Walton r. Kingsley of New York aud
George +. Moriarty of Worcester
Mass, guests for a week of Harold
Fisher. returned home Tuesday.-Miss
Mable Durkee returned Monday even
ing from South Royalton.-H. B. Chat
fee OF Groton is passing few days
at the Randall.-Miss Myra Herrick
went to Hardwick Tuesday to resume
her work Wednesday as a teacher in
the Hardwick Academy.-Mrs. Hattie
Hickok Smith OF New York. who has
passed a vacation Of two weeks with
her sister Mrs. Fannie Bickford. left
Tuesday for Boston.-Mrs, Lyman
Clark went to Sugar Hill. n. H. Tues
day for a stay of a week at the Sunset
Hin house with her two sons.-Miss
Gladys st. Louis. who has passed the
summer at the Twin Lake house,
Canvene, Me-. returned Saturday even
ing-Mrs, Victoria Dam of Manitoba
is visiting her brother. Peter Patnode
The brother and sister have not seen
each other for A. years.-Mrs. III. n
Macomber of Westford "A guest of her
sister, Mrs. d. d. Holmes, for several
days returned home Saturday night
Bernard Thomas. employed at Whrte-
field, n. H. passed Sunday and Monday
here with his family.--Mr and Mrs
Carl b, Terrill who have passed the
summer at their cottage at Greens
boro, came Saturday expecting -
leave Monday for Pasa lena. Cal
Capt. Frank Kenfeld, Miss Althes
Reynolds. A A. Niles and daughter.
/ Mrs. A. W. Spaulding. and Mr. and
Mrs. C. r, Terrill left Monday for Los
Angeles, Cal. to atteni the national
encampment G.. A. R,-Mrs Harriet
NJ Ide, instructor in the teachers
course, Peoples Academy, with her
two sons, have moved to the Kendall
house on Union street-Miss Gene
We've Ward of St Johnsbury, guest
t for several days of her cousin, otto
Bloigett, returned home saturday
2 evening. Miss Blanche Andrews of
Q North Wolcott and Miss Addie Fletch :
:, err OF Springfield, Mass. are guests Of
n Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Rlodgett-Miss
t Maud Chaffee went Monday to Fairfax
f to resume her work as teacher in the
= Bellows Free Academy.-The Unit Ell
a Workers will meet with Mrs. II. c.
= Fisk Thursday afternoon to do sew
!. ing.-Harold Ryder went Monday to
r Randolph to enter the Vermont state
School of Agriculture-A union meet =
= Ing was held sunday evening at the
Methodist Church. The Boy Scouts az
l. tended in body and We're addressed