Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18

lOdgkinS-MrS. Cora Robbins lett mere
Monday for Bethel and Mrs. George
Chatneld, who were in town over Sunday
left Monday for Windsor Eaton Wal
colt, who went to Rochester last week
for a few days, returned Monday morn
ing.-Edward Jarvis, who was working in
the ice house Monday morning. had his
hand injured by being caught between
block of ice and the pulley. Two of his
finger nails were taken off and the hand
crushcd.--Fred Goodwin left Monday
morning for Hanover n H., where he Is
to enter Dartmouth College.-Miss MIL
dred Fuller. who has been taking her
vacation from the office of the Sargent.
OsGood g Roundy company. has been i'll
in Rutland. Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Sar-
gent went to see her.-George Dumas. who
has employment in Montpelier, returned
Sunday after two weeks leave Of alb
sence passed In Springfield with his son.
Mrs. Dumas accompanying him there
Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Patch went to White
River Junction Monday to arrange for an
exhibit at the State falr-Clarence
Hodges of Schenectady, N. Y, who was
in town over Sunday with his family
has returned. Mrs w. c. Emerson is in
Alix of Pawtucket, r. l.. has bought a
farm known as the Smith place at East
Braintree and expects his family to join
him at once-F Il. Connor, who a
month ago underwent an operation for
appendicitis is now able to be out
Charles Montgomery, who has been visit
ing his sister Miss Lura Montgomery,
for two weeks returned to Boston tho
first OF the week to resume duty on the
police force.-Miss Mary Dubois left Mon
day for Fort Royal, Va, where she is to
teach in a girls school.-The Rev. DR. A
T. Cooper is i'll with pneumonia and at
his age of 50 years his condition causes
much anXlety-Mrs. Lula Hcminway and
Miss Eida Sanspra were ut their nome
i'm Bethel over Sunday.
Miss Mvrnle clifford left Tuesday to en-
ter upon her third year of study at
Mount Holyoke College and her sister,
Miss Myrtle Clifford. left Sunday night
to enter her second year Mt the university
at Syracuse, n. Y. Both have passed
their vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. c. Clifford daughter was
born Monday night to Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas ST Lawrence, who live in the
Stockwen block-Dr. A. l.. Cooper, who
Is suffering from a slight attack of pneu-
than on Monday.-Miss Z. S. Fogg has
returned from two wselts' visit in Ports
mouth. n. H., and IS now with Miss Hat
tie Wllson.-Niss Annie Messer left Tues
day for White River Junction, where she
IS to have an exhibit of hand painted
china. fooled leather and hand wrought
iewclry at the State fair-Miss Flora At
kins. who was an over-Sunday visitor at
the home of Miss Rosa Cooper left
Tuesday to join her brother, who re-
turned to Georgia. where he has a posi-
ton as a teacher.-Mr and Mrs. Edmund
Hamilton of st Johnsbury were over
Sunday guests of their parents, the Rev.
and Mrs Joseph Hamilton.-The Misses
Mary and Bertha Morse of South Royal
ton We're at their home on Pearl street
Tuesdays. A Smith of Bethel arrived
Tuesday for a short stay.-Mrs. Charles
Briggs of Mortified Falls and Mrs
George Ersk'ne of RoXhury arrived Fri
day and remained with Mrs Fred Bryant
till Monday.--F. ]. Cantlin has been i'll
for few days.-The Rev. j. w. Chesbro
came from Bellows Falls Monday to at
tend a meeting of the Baptist Church,
called to discuss the advisahlity of with
drawing from the Federation next year.
About 90 We're present at the meeting.
Ne definite decision was made. Accord
ing to the rules of the Federation a no.
tico must be given three months before
the Federation can cease. so In any case
the churches will remain together for the
he Mr rot N 4
to his pastorate in Bellows Falls.-The
Randolph Fire company will so to White
River Junction to-day and compete In
the tournament There will be about 40,
besides the Green Mountain band. which
will accompany them there.--The front
Of the Dubois & Gay block is being
painted white.-Mrs. Alettha Bailey
Smith has been confined to the house by
illness for a week and although somewhat
better is not yet strong.
The Rev. John Angel of West Burke
has been in town visiting relatives and
on his return took with him his mother,
Mrs Alvin Angel, TO remain for an in
definite timo.-Miss Anita Burt, who has
been in town for TWO months left We'd
nesday for burlington, where she is to
pass the Wiutrr-A son was born to Mr.,
and Mrs Benjamin ComstoCk September
5, who only lived for a few hours Miss
Lucille Grant left Wednesday for Welles-
ly, Mass to enter for a second year of
study at the college thcrc-Mrs. W. A,
Jones left Tuesday for Lebanon, y. H.,
where she is to visit Emma Finn Oakman
and on Thursday will attend the state fair.
Mrs. H. V. Fletcher, Mrs. Ncttio Tink-
ham and Miss Carrie Granger, who were
in Barre Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Car
roll Granger returned on Tuesday and
on the following day went TO White River
Junction to attend the fair.--General and
Mrs. c. L. Miller have been In town since
Saturday with their sisters, Mrs, McIn-
tyre and Mrs. Chandler of Amsden, who
is visiting here. Tuesday General and
Mrs, Miller ana the two sisters, Mrs.
Mcintyre ana Mrs. Chandler went TO the
state fair.-Mrs. Lewis SpOoncr went to
Montpelier Tuesday to visit her son.-Mrs.
\. Z. Goss of Chelsea arrived Wednesday.
r J. Cantlin, who is i'll with neural
&c trouble. Is no better. Mrs.
mclaughlin, vino has been in Warren
for several weeks. returned Tuesday
Mrs. f. L. Bass % Bethel was In town
/ Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs w /. Heba I'd
! of Randolph Center were among the VS.
itors at the fair AZ White River Junction
! Observation-Disclosures have been re-
c'tved 10 attend the wedding OF Miss
Marguerite Eaton, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. + O Merrheld OF Grafton to Mari,
] Perkins Morse, youngest son of Ny and
MIS-. =. y. Morse Of this place. The
wedding is to be held at the home of tho
bride Wednesday evening, october I. at