Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-14

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Currler.-Mrs. u. M. |
Ball and son, Hugh, passed Sunday with
their son and brother. Asa Bail, Of Mont.
pelier.
Among those from here representing the
Vergennes Bcsrd OF Trade and the Mac
donough association, who were in Mont
pelier yesterday at the hearing Of the
bill before the Legislature calling for an
appropriation Of $4,000 for a 1acdonough
memorial and centennial celebra ton here
In 1914. were Judge Frank l.. Fish, the
| Rev. L. A. Vezlna, Alderman w. II. Nor
| ton. ]. A. Harrington. States Attorney
F. w. Tuttle. Attorney George w stone.
t. Neville and G. F.. Stebbins.--Mrs. A.
| Lash and son. Irving. are spending a few
days In Burlington.-W. r. Warner went
yesterday to Lancaster. N. H., TO be
present at a meeting of the public service
commission. of which he Is n member
Mrs. F. L. Fish and daughter, Prudence,
have gone to Palmer. Mass. to visit DR..
and Mrs. s. r. Carsey.-St. Peters
Court, c. o. F.. will hold an old folks
dance In their hall this evening and 100
invitations have been issued. The com
mittee in charge of the affair is J. Hamel,
G. H. Bora and Alfred Panton.
The funeral services of Mrs Catherine
(Butler) De Courcey, widow Of the late
Garrett De Courcey. were held at St.
Peters Church Wednesday morning. the
Rev. l.. A. Vezina officiating. The bear
ers were the three ODonnell brothers,
Igrandsons Of the deceased. and Mr.. But
Ter OF Monkton. Interment was in the
| Catholic cemetery.-News was received
yesterday of the sudden death of Daniel
Lovarn at his home in Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. Lovarn was former resident OF
this city an was called here a week ago
by the death OF his father. Peter Lovarn.
Mr.. Lovarn's funeral was held in Spring
| field Wednesday. Just one week after
the funeral of his father.-Mr. and Mrs
George Gillette of Grand Isle are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Barnard
Dewitt Parker has returned from n two
weeks' vvsit with relatives In Fitchburg
Worcester and Greenfield Mass.-The
condition of Milford, son of Alderman and
Mrs, L. c. Scott. Jr., who is seriously III
with pneumonia, is IA little more favor
able.-Miss Mac Douglass OF Shelburne Is
visiting her sister Mrs. f. l.. Devoid
Friday evening about 20 of the neighbors
and friends of Mrs. C. II. Marcel gave
her birthday surprise party. a pleas
ant evening we passed.
! BRISTOL.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Ranslow arc
now located at Sea Breeze, Fla, for the
winter.-Mrs. Floyd Grow of Westford Is
in town. called here by the illness of her
father, Charles Porter.-Mrs John Carl
Is seriously ill.--The musicale given by
the Outlook club Friday evening was a
n pleasant affair.-Miss Grace Merrill of
New Haven Is i'll at the home Of Mr., and
Hrs. T. II Boynton.
DIR. Rolla j. Bristol and Miss Jessie
$ Pepper were united in marriage We'd
nesday evening of last week al
5 the Congregational parsonage by the
Rev. T.. J. Klock. Mrs. Bristol Is u sister
u of Mrs. George Orvis of this town. DR.
u Bristol is a dentist ana one of the lead
ing jewelers. and boot and shoe dealers
r Miss Susie Mary Hurlburt of This towi
and Winnifred Arthur of Malone. n. y.
VI We're married at the home of the brides
II parents. Mir and Mrs. Lewis Hurlburt
n Wednesday evening of last week. The!
II will reside in Malone.
e Twenty-seven new books have beer
n added to the Lawrence Memorial library
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Thomas have move'
IS into their new home recently purchased
le Of c. c. Currier on Spring street.-Tlarr
'e Allen and Mrs. Myra Allen of Ware
n have been called here BY the serious Ill
D. ness OF c. d. Porter.-Dr. and Mrs. Smlt
y Ct Lincoln were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
I'd H. NJ Gleason MONDAY. Conducto
Sheldon of the Bristol railroad has re
turned from his vacation.--Mrs, McMa
hon has gone to Bellows Fals.-G. +
&c Circuit Of Hartford. Conn, Is in tow
4 for two wecks.--Donald Wright IS a
\. ZONE from Albany. y. I.--Mrs. X. w. -.
ne merritt who has been visiting her pai
a cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Palmer has +.
h. turned to Waterbury,. Judge and Mrs. +
~ A. Hasseltne are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
\. Asa BAH in Montpcier.-Mrs. Josi
NJ Chase has returned from Springfield,
al Mass.
n. The Rev T.. NJ. Holman and Mr. an
~ Mrs. G. +. I.athrop wcr" in MiddIebur
e Saturtav.-l'ord Thomas is making eXteI
t. sive improvements on the house recent
a purchased of &. G. Currier-School s.
in perintendent a. w. Eddy of Middlehur
a was in town Saturday.-Mrs William En-
m received a telegram Saturday from Pass
s. uena. CAL. informing her that her daugi
tn ter. Miss Nellie Emo, was very low Wit
he typhoid fever. Miss Emo was formerly
q teacher in the graded school here and
n now trained nurse.-Mr. and Mrs. X.
g. bristol returned from their wedding tr
TN Sunday night.--W. y. Mcticc Il,
On entered the employ Of Temple l;lot
in | ers Of Rutlanl.-Niiss Ruby Nee
en- tee OF Rutland is visiting Mrs. -.
an Crandall and Mrs. Miranda Hutchins.
es The musical entertainment of the Outiot
lie club held with w. W. Rider Friday eve
| ,J1I ,l,, g. lodi
ne musical selections by Mr. Ha skins al
re Miss Hall We're pleasing. Mr.. IIaskns
of an accomplished pianis, and Miss Han
ne a promising pupil of Alfred Larsen.
ul PETERSBURG.
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