Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


has sold his farm OF 100 acres to Ezra
Valway; consideration, s2.500.-Miss Fran
ces Hobart gave an address on Yer
mont Fifty Years Hence" before the Ad-
olson Grange Friday evening.-G. H..
Davis, who has been passing several
months in camp at Adams Ferry, has
returned TO Worcester, Mass.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church gave chicken pie supper
in the parlors OF the church Wednesday
evening-Miss Grace Gordon spent Sum
day in North Ferrisburg Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Foster passed Sunday at Adams,
Mass.--The knights of Methodism will
meet Friday evening at the parsonage -
Mrs J.. G.. Whitrord visited Mrs. w. D..
Woodman Of Waltham Sunday.-Miss
Anna Wood, member of the teachers
training course at the high school, was
called Monday to her home I'm Ran
dolph by the illness of her grandmother
Judge Frank l.. Fish, who IS presiding
over the Rutland county court, passed
Sunday with his family.-G. II. Gowett
and Henry Austin went Monday to
orwell to install a furnace in St Paui's
church roctoly.-Samuel y. Curtis and
family Of Burlington made an automo-
bile trip here Sunday and visited Mr. and
Mrs u. OBrien.-Mss Blanche Field
spent Sunday with her parents in Ferris
burF.--Alderman c, r. Benton and c. r.
Erowncll, Walter Dalrymple, Harold
Foote and William Bella started Sunday
on an automobile trip 70 Boston. Mrs
Dalrymple and Miss Florida Myers ac-
Companied the party to Rutland and re-
turned on the afternoon train.-FrederiCk
Fish OF Middehury College spent sun
day with his parents Judge and Mrs.
Frank J.. Fish.--liuch Philips of Mont
rcier visited his wifc's parents, Mr. ard
Mrs. y. r. Field. Monday.--The car.
p,ntcr shop for the use Of the class in
agriculture in the high school is about
ready for operation.--E. G Scott, Jr., has
zone to East Starksboro on 4 deer hunt
.ra t-ip.--Mirs Ellen Porter of Bristol
visited her parents. tr and Mrs w. l..
Porter, Sunday.--1'he shipment OF live
stock from this station Monday was
two carloads of cattle to Boston and a
double dockcd car of lambs to New York.
Ira Elliott Carl and william Barrowp
have gone on door hunt to Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Coolighan have re-
turned to Middlebury after a visit to Mr..
]
Kendall and son, Edward c., of Shore
ham visited his brother Amos +. Need
ham. Sunday.--Mrs L. l. Beaupry OF
Burlington is passing a few days with
Mrs A. II. Godette.-Nss Flora ST.
Clair spent Sunday in Middleburv. Miss
Jane Tatro visited Miss Stella St Clair
Mt ThomDson's Point Sunday .-Harold st.
Peters visited his wife at the Mary Flet-
Noiseux has returned from a trip to
Albany, \. Y, and Rutland.-Mrs Susan
Erunele and son, Frank. visited in Bris-
FOL Sunday.-Miss Ruth LaRose is visit
ing Mrs. Jennie Shepard Of Monkton.-
Miss Addie Bisbee has returned from
Pittsford, where she has been visiting
"a friend,
| The Rev. Richard q. Woodbridge has
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