Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27

Addison House, have gone to New York
Tor two weeks before they return to
Mcckcr, Colo.
Charles r. Rich has gone on a brief
round of visits to relatives in Whiting.
Leicester and Brandon.--Willam p. Nc
Hugh of Amherst. Mass. a native and
longtime resident of Mlddlebury, Is In
town with his aunt, Mrs. John II. Sar-
gent, at the Middlcbury Inn.--AmonC Wis.,
itors here from out Of town are Mrs. Ma
bel Bowers of Shoreham, Conn, II. a.
Lewis of Burlington, ID. d. Burns of Rut-
land, Ralph u. Belden of Rlpton, Nelson
Goulette of Brandon, Arthur j. Wilder
Of Brooklyn, n. Y, Merrill O. Field of
Cornwall and George W. Marsh of Ben
nington.-A large number of horsemen
went over to Port Henry, y. Y, on We'd
nesday to attend the races on the ice on
the lake Several Middlebury horses are
entered for the races Thursday and Fri
day.-Miss Della Buryea, who was scri-
ously injured by a fall on the sidewalk
Sunday night, has recovered from her
comatose state ana it is expected that she
will recover in a week or so.--Danicl r.
Mccormick has gone to 7'lconderoga, n.
weeks.--Judson A. Wright. who has been
having the grip for few days. is improv-
ing rapidly.--Nelson Lawrence, who has
been i'll for two weeks with an attack OF
the Kip and serious cage of pleurisy.
is much improved. He is So years of age.
His son, Joseph W. Lawrence, Of Cam
bridge. n. Y, who has been with him for
several days, has returned to Cambridge.
Some of the prominent democrats in
town are planning a celebration for Will
sons Inauguration March f. The plans
are immature as yet but will probably
be completed before Saturday.--D. ]. Mo
Cue of Portland, a former well known
Middlebury boy and now largely interest
cd in the monumental marble and granite
business, returned to Rutland Wednes-
day evening after a few days In town
Simon Mcmahon and John r. McMahon
have gone to Port Henry, n Y, being in
tcrestcd in some OF the horses that are
going to race there this week-Phelps J
CoOlihan, who has been H. with the grip
for nearly month, is so much improved
that he was able to be out and attend to
his business Wednesday. His daughter
Miss Edith Coolihan, who Is teaching
school in South Hero, and who has been
with him for several days. has returned
to South Hero to complete her term
Harry j. Chambers returned Wednesday
to Sudbury.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J
Crossman of Brattleboro and their daugh-
ters, Gladys and Harriet are visiting
in this vicinity. Mrs. Crossman was for
merly Miss Julia l.. Freeman of Middle
hury.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j. Field have
returned from Rutland, where Mr.. Field
las been for two weeks for treatment
at the Rutland city hospital.-MlsS Dora
NJ. Wilson has returned from West Rut-
land. where she has been for several days
It guest OF Mr.. and Mrs +. a. Morse.-At
the congregational Church, y. y. Lam
caster pastor, morning worship Sunday
will be at 1o;45: sacrament of the Lord >
supper and reception of members. Com
munion address by the pastor. The Young
Peoples society meets in the vestrv at 6 10
y. m, topic "The Ideal Christian His
Practical Service. About 40 men attend
ed the dinner at the Congregational
Church Tuesday, when Brotherhood
was organized the books to be open for
80 days, giving all an opportunity to sign
and become charter members. sigma
lures may be made at Skaters drug
store or at the Rev. A. A. Lancaster's.
The address of the evening was by the
Rev. H. +. Swartz of New York.