Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


Charles Crandal and family for several
weeks. MIR. Ciandall accompanied her
here and she will pass the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. L. r. Sailsbury.-Leon
Il. Smith of Mclrose Highlands, Mass, is
passing few days with Mr.. and Mrs w
s. S. Buck --AIrs. II. w Holden went to
Bethel Monday TO remain two days with |
her brother, Scott C;illctt, and his wife
Miss Winifred richmond was in Royal |
ton over sunday with Mr.. and Mrs !
George l.aird.-Mrs Ma thaniel King OF
Mortified arrived Monday to visit her |
ris,cr, Miss Angie Pike.-ilarley Bruce
who has been i'll for several weeks ana
who has not improved. was taken to the
.anitarlum for treatment saturday IL
H. feared that I've will develop typhoid
fever The Roy. w. Sparhawk VIII
4, liver an Illustrated lecture ut Agricu'-
t'iral hail At Il ,ndolph Center, November
80 when his subjects will be ~ use'h''e
Valley. Wawona and Giant Srd"oras'
Maripusa County, Cal. Mrs. LIZ
sie Messer visited in Bethel Monday
Mrs Imogcnc Goodale arrived Sunua!
night and is now at the nome Vi "e'
daughter, Mrs. H. II. Hayward under
treatment for rheumatism in one Oh her
knees-Mrs. c. r Pratt went to bethe'
Monday and from there to Ilttshc1a 10
see her sister, Mrs. Ellen Brown. VINO Is
ill-Miss Mary Stockwell IS confined to
the house with the mumps.-The ourst-
ing OF a water pipe In the vestry or the
Methodist church saturday Hooded the
Garnet in that room and the auditorium
for 4 norton of the floor space. The
auditorium was made ready for use sum
,o>. lint The vostry was unit for the serv-
ice Sunday evening, and TIL" {. +. serN-
ice was held in TIL" auditorium-Mrs.
Carrie Philbrck the postmistress at Gull
Iison, Kans., who with her son. Harold,
~ been with Mr.. W. T.. l.amson ana
1'g.. julie Walsh for the last two weeks,
started on her homeward journey Sun
Gr~
The annual meeting OF the Roches
ter club was held with Mr. and Mrs
T.. T. Dyre saturday evening, wher
the following officers were electei
President. r. Il. Fassett; vicepresi
dent, \. NJ Hubbarl: secretary an'
treasurer, Mrs. ID. Z. Dyre; social com
rnittec. for one year, MIR. and Mrs. O.
r. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. lfodg-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs William Cole; on
tertainmcnt committee o. r. Green"
q u Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
& "lL Mrs Methan Bailey smith
ther Hubbard; soliciting com
p IIr. and Mrs Hubbard, NJ
a. - Hodgkins, n. T. Dyrc and
NJ. F.. Matthew'S table, Mr.. and
Mis-. W. y. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Lrro"
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Lamb Miss
Minnie Carpenters hall AMI buying
committee Alfred Eaton. The cln'
will not nave a Thanksgiving dinner
this year, but intends to give several
socials during the season and an en-
nment.--F'rederick Leeds left
Tuesday for New York. whore he went
to meet a friend returning from Il
trip abroad-Frank Parsons of New
York arrived Saturday night and Is
at the Parsons farm this week ar
ranging for the sale Of the farm and
stock November 90 John Parsons i,
ais there for the present. IT is ex-
pected that the senior Mr.. Parsons
will pass few months with hi.
daughter. Mrs. ELLA OParsons) Conner
ut her home in Manchester. Mrs
Common left for home Tuesday. An
other daughter. Mrs. J. q. Mann. 4
also mere with hrr husband from
South Dakota for = short stay at tn
OIL home after passing three wears /,
the West-Miss Jennie Bell. tn
daughter of tho late cx-Gov. Bell. VIII
has been here since t;le last of tn
week with Mrs f. H. Mason. LET
Monjav.--Mr. and Mrs f. n Kctchun1
who have for several weeks been Il
Boston. Worcester, Concord y n
and White River Junction. rcturne'
Monday.-Mrs. W. w Somorville. VIII
has been in Burlington since Satur
day. returned Tues lay.-NIrs Ma,
Nyman arrived from Bethel Tuesday
Mrs. Avis Dow who has been at tn
Sanitarium for surgical treatment i
now able TO be at her home Airs.
N@ttlos of Montpelier came Tues
n"N to visit Miss Ida Battles.-M"s
ErI'@t Sargent of Woodsville. y. "
arrived Tuesday for a short STAY will
her sister. Miss Alice Mcintyre. at tn
home of Mrs. f. H. McIntyre.-I. oo,
smith, who has been with MI an,
MIS-. w. :. :. Buck since Saturda !
went to Melrose Highlands Tue4daY
Fred Granger has returned to Dar'
mouth College after remaining owe
Sunday with his uncle. Iiazen Wood
The home Of Mrs. Mary r. iIolbrook o
Ioudolph avenue was the scene OF Guic
Wednesday, when her daughte
Vi. iiolbrook, was united i
Alexander L. stephen ,
=. j. w. Chesbro ofiiciatin.
.uuH was witnessed by the in
u ,ui.. .r lolatiVes only. The bride was b,
.,lningly gowncd in Copenhagen blr
satin, and carried bouquet of earn;
tiony The little flower girl was Cyler
Morse, "a relative of the family. tt
s'nele ring service was used. Mrs. job
A'urs" was the organist, who played Il
wcG''r- march from Lohcngrn. II
iItoe', Going away suit was of dark BIZ
Wipe ord, with Il large black hat Fo
llWnI the ceremony Mr., and Mrs st
lh,n left for a wedding trip to Bostt
Gnd Worcester, Mass, and on their r
turn will be- at home at 80 Avoril sire.
In the firm of Mari N Gordon, gram
dealers. The bride has from childhot
been a resident of this town. The gift
of linen, china, and silver We're numcro
and beautiful.--Mrs. John Morse and h
children. Miss Cylena and Master job
are guests Of Mrs, Mary Holbrook MI
c. f.. Lazelle went to White River Jun
ton Wednesday for a few days.
Simets, who has been at johnson
creamery business. returned Wednesda
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dudley and chdr
went to Braintree Wednesday. whe
Mrs Dudley will visit Mrs. Arthur Nor