Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15


Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Fish.-Saturday afternoon a company
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dean.
| Mrs. Mary Holbrook and daughter, Miss
Cora Holbrook, Mrs. Hayden Sharpe,
Mrs. Fannie Lewis and daughter. Miss
Bessie Lewis, and Mrs. Walbridge and
daughter, Mrs. M. W. Chainberlin, went
to the Morse cottage in Bethel Giead
for n week. During their stay there Mrs.
Chcsbro and son will be in Braintree.-
The Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Greene Of
Chelmsford. Mass, who have been With
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Greene, returned to
Bethel for a short stay before returning
home.-Mrs. II. A. Leonard and son,
Lawrence, left Saturday for Greensboro.
where they will be entertained by Mrs.
T.. I. Salisbury at Caspian Lalse.-Mrs.
Charles Perkins of Rochester came Satur-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Sault.-Mrs. Frank Thomas and daugh-
ters. Marguerite and Helen. went to
Barre Saturday for a few days.--Mrs.
Hale Flint went Saturday to Milton to
pass some time with her father. the Rev.
Il. e. Herrlck. Mrs. Fannie Waldo re-
turned Saturday, having just been releas-
ed from quarantine FOR diphtheria, with
ferng for a month Mrs. Waldo went to
Bethel OH n visit and her daughter con-
trncted the disease there On their arriv-
al here they went a, once to their homo
at Randolph Center.-Miss Emily Stick
ney arrived here Saturday, and Sunday
morning gave an address before the con-
gregation of the Federated Church, in
the interest Of tho Kurn Hattin homes
Mr nd Ire
George, left Monday for Manchester,
N. H., where they Will pass two weeks
with Mr. Hatch's parents. Misses
Marion and Dorothy Hamilton, who
have been 10 days with their grant,
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Ham
, ilton. left Monday for Woodstock
L. u. Rhodes went to Boston Monday
for two weeks.-Miss Emily Stickney
, of Lyme, y. H., who was an over Sun =
, day visitor here. and who gave an ad-
dress at the Federated Church, left
Monday.-Fred Rainey. the Youngest
, son Of the late Rev. Rainey. WHO was
, once pastor of the Methodist Church
in this place was in town over sun
lay. the guest Of Mrs. Emma Reed
coming here from Dartmouth, where
he is attending summer school.-Mrs.
= J. w Chesbro ana son. Albert. were
at home over Sunday from her camp
and Mon lay went to Braintree to pass
the Week.-Mrs. household goods of
Mrs Howard Martin of Montpelier
were sold at public auctron In the
yard in front of the Nef stable Sat
urday. Mrs. Martin and her husband
: were in town to attend to the sale
o making the trip from Montpelier by
= automohile.--Mrs G.. b. Fish of stock
f bridge and sister. Mrs. Kezar OF
= Rochester, who were here over sun
= lay, went to their home Monday
n Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. p. Chatheld. who have
4 been for a month with Mrs. Cnatfiel Is
= parents. Mr. AMI Mrs. Harrington. AZ
:. the Center. went Mon lay to their home
r in Saxton's River. where they are tc
S reside for the present-Mr AMI Mrs
f A. ]. Foster went to Northfieli Mon.
d day to attend the funeral of "A rela.
$ tive.--Miss Una Grover of Lawrence
I Mass. is passing several days with
her aunt. Mrs. n. c. Greene-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Chandler of New York
city, who have been with Col. and
!, Mrs. A. b. chandler for 10 lays lef,
J. for Maine Monday to join their son.
n DR.. AMI Mrs II. w. Holden and ciil.
n dren have returned from Old Orchart
h and other places. where they have
Il been passing two weeks-Willard
- Gay, who has been more feeble thar
n usual for several days. is now more
!. comfortable and able to be about
I lttle.-A new hardwood floor Is being
70 laia this week in the waiting room OF
a the passenger depOt-Miss Evelyr
Ia Morse of Bethel was in town on Mon
. day on a business trip.-Mrs. A. C
l. Bailey and son. Glenn Bailey. an.
? gran idaughter. Marion Drew went t.
Rochester Saturdny--Mr. and Mrs
d Eugene Kimball Of New York. wht
Il have been with Mrs. r.. j. Krmball anc
n Ter daughter for n fcw days, wen
q Saturday to Canada for two weeks
q Mrs Ella Smalley opened her house
, Monday for a private boar ling house
Word has been received from NJ. v
Cha 1wicx that ne has entered tn,
Massachusetts General hospital an;
will be obliged to remain thore {
;. couple OF weeks before any decision
m his case can be given.-Mrs r G
= Morton has returned from q few day.
: in Bethel.
y Willis f. Gross. G. S. 3D.. of Boston
: delivered an address on Christian Scienc
3 in Dubois & Gays hall Monday evening
II before an audience Of 40. Among thos
: from out Of town who were present wer
r. n. Chase and daughters, Mrs France
n Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. George Barber
y Miss Cora White, Adelbert Goss. all from
n Barnard. Mrs Elizabeth Huntly and Mrs
q Mary Berry from Northfeld Mrs. +. A
a Walker OF Barre. MIR. and Mrs. Anderson
;. Of South Woodstock, who were entertain
70 ed by Mrs. w. Il. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Joh
q Kinsman OF Rochester, guests of Mrs
8 Lizzie MesSer, Mrs. Jennie c. Paddleford
- Miss Peabody and Mr.. Downs of Lebanon
n N. H., Miss Boyd and Mrs Gerrish, teach
= ers from Porto Rico. who are passing tn
e summer at Bethel, Mr. and Mrs, A. IA
}. | Matson, son and guest Miss Annie Keith
J. Miss Amelia Mayo Mrs. NJ f. Sargen,
- Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Davie. Mr.. and Mrs
{. A. L. Cady, Mr.. Walker. Robert AID
It ans. Joseph Rawlinson. Mrs. David Mat
h son, from Bethel.-Mr. and Mrs w, II
n Gadding who have been at Queen CIT
I. Park for few days with Mrs. $.
d Gould, returned Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
e A. j. Foster. who went to Northfleld Mon
= day to attend a funeral. returned Tues
y day.--Mrs, w. II. Griffin, son and daugh
e ter went to Royalton Tuesday to visi
10 Mrs. George Laird.-Mrs. Bert Threshe
n and daughter are passing a part OF thei
d vacation from their home In Metros
Vt Highlands at the home of Mrs. Judso
Fits whose health Is SO much improve
that she went to South Royalton Tuesda
for a short stay MIR. Fits has gone I