Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-04
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George Wood by II. o Howlcy of Rich
ford has brought suit against j. C.
Mason OF this town, alleging the alicna-
ton Of his wife's affections. L Mc@eet
crs IS counsel for the deferse Wilbur
\. Handy OF Burlington is visiting his
grandfather, w. II. ftw, few days
C. W. Peckham, II. q Record. M. and
Mrs. j. {. Pomerov and daughter, Mary,
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.. Towle of Frank
lin were among the business visitors in
town FridaN,-An informal reception was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Pomeroy
Friday evening by the Sunday school of
the Methodist Church under the man
agcment of Unity class in the church
parlors About 20 were present.-Mrs.
G"orgiana Stevens and granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Stevens of Morrisville, are
visiting Mrs. Stevens's daughter, Mrs.
+. A. Glcod few days.-Dr. and Mrs.
a. NJ. Brown Chaperoncd n party over
sunday at IN" cottage or Mr. lltemore
at Patterns on Lake Carmi consisting
of f. w. David John Branch, O. NJ
Jeifords. NJ. y. Aseltine. j. Kent Perley
the Misses May kimball, Ruth Draper
and Florence Asetino.--A NJ Aselt!ne
of Burlington was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T. Perley and party
returned from stowe Saturday afternoon
Principal James e Wilson of Bethel
arrived Saturday. He is staying at The
Characterization in regard to water
in the river have changed within the pa st
week and the village is again supplied
with lights.-Mrs. Green and children of
Highgate are guests of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Stanley Saylcs.-Tbe condition
Of the Rev " Z Baker is NOT much i'm,
rroved Mise Eta Rohio Of T-ronlsIin is
visiting Miss tIondrick-Nr and Mrs
rbo,is Smith ard cb,ld and porrard
sr,t.t of ~, ,tose arc ,.,s,+;ns, ,bo,.
noror,s Mr. and Nrs p n Smith Tho
t,aono,don,s won, 70 Nortcor,ory sot,r-
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| NJ o,,d ,,rs II l., Iyooduord and three
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w.. Gao. Nt-duord r.,rrped FROM ,
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NJ. - II r1or,,,, -, c, Alhars AFRO
roesin, = fev dave with Mrs Hennev's
| ,o.ho Nc portb, Marsh, on pIeasa,
s.root Mice IIe,or Cramton won, n
Nor+bao1d >ropdav uhara che will con-
,irua nor duties nc librarian of Norwich
-rivorsitv-Uarold Ravson returned re
poultnov Monday after a week here
Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Browlev were in
Sutton. One. over Sunday--Mr. and Mrs
| II c. Wheeler returned to their home
I'm Worcestershire, y Y, after tuo weeks
with Mrs WNeeler's r:other, Mrs WI,
liam Tevcyaw.
The August weather record as report
cd by the local Observer showed a month
of normal temperature but deficiency OF
moisture Of nearly Two inches. The mea,
temperature was Gi3 against ro-mal for
this station &C &C The hirhsrt rcnd'nf
was % on the nth ard the lowest wa.