Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28


cent guests at r.. p. d. Matthew's.--Ed
ward II. Matthews was a business visitor
In Rutland and Fair Haven on Monday.
VERGENNES.
Capt. G.. NJ. Daniels. who had been visit
ing the Rev. w. r. Hayes and who was
taken about a week ago to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington to under
go an operation, died there Saturday
morning and the body was taken the
same day to his home in Providence
II. l., for burial. Captain Daniels had
served % years in the United States
revenue service, during which he passed
through thrilling experiences in the
Arctic seas and in the Spanish American
War In cuba.
william T.. Woodman left Monday for
Rranford, Conn, where he will spend the
week with his brother, Dana +. Wood
man, after which he will go to New
Haven, Conn, to resume his studies for
entrance to Yale College-Miss Estella
Baker Of Worcester. Mass, is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin
Barrows.--Daniel Morris and children
have returned to Marlboro, Mass, after
| visit to his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
is.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Cobb
will entertain the knights of Methodsm
Friday and Saturday at their camp at
Long point.-The Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
Friday afternoon at the. home of Mrs
Ezra NJ. Ball.-Mr. and Mrs. d. II. Par
ker are visiting relatives in Fitchburg
Mass.-Miss Julia Woodman is passing
| the week with Mrs. Ward of Shoreham-
Miss Estella Smith has returned to Bur
lington after n visit to Mrs Frank War
ner.-Mrs. Mahon Kingman and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Kingman, returned Satur-
day from Boston, where they have been
passing the summer-A shipment of one
| car of cattle to New York and one to Bos-
ton was made from this station Mon
daN.-Sunday evening while the Rev.
Richard G. Woodbridge was descending
the stairs at the Congregational parson-
age, he made a misstep and falling. sus-
tanned severe brutsc of the right Shout
der joint. which will coniine him to the
house for several daYs.-William Field
of Gardner. Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Field, and his brother,
Felix Field-MIiss Della Tucker of Addi-
son is visiting Miss Rachel Mchl.-Royal
Slack has returned from a vacation visit
at South Hcro--Joseph Lawrence of
New Haven. Conn, is visiting his sis
| ter. Mrs Alfred Panic, and other rela-
ltivcs.--Arle Alden Of Port Henry. y. Y,
| spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Aldcn.-Miss Helen Stuart Is
passing n week with Mr.. and Mrs u. A.
LaDuc of Orwell.-Joseph f.. Noseaux
! left Sunday evening on n business trip to
| I'd * r1p " bb
has been working for the Sheffield Farms
Slawson-DoCker company for the past two
weeks in Malone passed Sunday in town
with his family .-Frank Hazelton of Bris-
tol was the guest Sunday OF p. y. Adams
and familY.-Mrs. Charles Pond and
daughter Mrs. Kate Markay, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Morris, have returned to their
homes in Ewing and Omaha, Neb.-Joseph
l.. Duprev,' who is employed by the Shelf
| field Farms Slawson-D Decker company at
Chateaugay, y. Y. spent Sunday with
| his family. inspectors from Burlington
were here Sunday inspecting motor power
boats on Otter creek. A rigid inspection
was made and the equipments of the
boats as a whole were found satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas snyder have re-
|
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
| Desautels of Charlotte-Mrs Frank
Patno of Brooksville. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. William jenkins
for the past two weeks, was taken Mon
day by her husband to Fanny Allen hos
pital IN Wlnooski for Il surgical opera
tion.-George Belden has entered the en-
ploy Of j. w. and d. / Ryan William
d. Smith has returned from Lake George
where he has been employed as chef al
the Hotel Anters.-The Misses Alice and
Irene Blessing have returned TO -.eomin-
ster. Mass, after a visit to Miss Mary
Alden.-Ralph Deyoe has returned from
North Hudson, y. Y, where he passed
his vacation.
The 36th annual reunion of the Purintor
families was held Thursday, August 81
in the George O'Bryan grove in Starks
boro village. Ninety members were pres
ent. AT noon a bountiful repast wa.
served, after which an interesting liter
airy program. consisting of readings. reel
tations and addresses, was rendered A
the business meeting officers were elected
as follows: President. Mahlon Purnton
president, Charles Purnton. score
tary. Miss Mary Turner; treasurer, Mrs
Clara Draper; literary committee. NJ. |.
Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Collins anC
daughter. a member Of the family. from
Canada were present. The invitation o
Mr. Collins requesting that the associa
; ton would hold THAR next annual meet
ing ut his home in Sherbrooke, Canada
the third Thursday in August was accept
ed Tho family held a reunion ut hi
home IN ls94--Mrs. William Crosby ha
returned from a two weeks visit to he
daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Horsford, of Char
lotte.-Dr w G. Stone has returned t
Ellicott city, Md, after a short visit t
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles n
Stone william II. Taft. Jr, of SaVan
nah. Ga, is visiting his parents, Mr. an'
, Mrs ", II. TAFT Mr. and Mrs. Alfre,
panton and children are passing the weel
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alder
Henricks Of Middlebury.-Mrs Lucind;
Alden OF Cha Is spending the weel
with Mr. l.. G.. Whitford. -Wyman Bris
toll, Instructor of mathematics AT Noun
, Hermon school. in Massachusetts. ha
, returned to his duties after a visit to hi
!, parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Bristol-Mr
and Mrs, Myron Fishman OF Brtsto
, pas sed Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Abra
ham Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs, Guy n. Masol
and daughter Fern. of Essex, y. Y, ar
, visiting Mr. and Mrs II. W. Days. d
Miner is quite III and e. A, Lee is car
vodt. Mr.. and Mrs Judson Olmstead ant
I daughter, wilma of Port Byron, n. Y
Z are visiting Mrs. Olmstead's sister. Mrs