Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-26

been Ill with bronchial pneumonia, was !
more comfortable Saturday. Her par
ents were here over Sunday.-A w. Eos !
ter is recovering from a bad case of |
blood poisoning In one hand, the result |
Of a slight scratch-Mr. and Mrs j. H. ,
Ayers visited at Il. G. Crossett's in Wa /
terbury Saturday Mr.. Ayers also attend |
ed the reunion of Company B, Tenth !
Vermont Regiment in which he saw
service in the Civil War.-A daughter
was born June 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Salisbury of Winter Hill, Mass. Mrs.
Salisbury was formerly Miss Mae Dough-
erty, and Is the niece of c. l.. Mcmahon
and Mrs. o. e Lewis and n frequent Wis
ltor In Stowe.-William Hosmer, who Is
but slowly recovering from serious in
Iuries from fall in his cab while work.
ing as fireman on tho Central Vermont
railroad in st. Adams in April, went to
St. Adams Saturday for week-Miss
Marjorie Watts was In Waterbury Satur-
day.-Miss Ellen Stearns went to the
home of her parents In Burlington Sat
urday.-Mrs. George S. Marshall was in
Waterbury Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. O.
f.. Luce and Mr. and Mrs. G. l. Nc
Mahon, Miss Ruth Mcmahon and Don
aid Mcmahon returned Friday from an
automobile trip through the northern part
OF the State. visiting the Speadwell farm
in Lyndonville and Newport and other
places-Mrs Rosamond McCutchen has
received news of the serious Illness Of
ihc younger daughter OF her daughter,
Mrs G. X. Beecher in Woonsocket, r. 1.
w. w Adams was given Il postcard
shower by forty-cight OF his friends on
1T, ~, lf,.tl In 4
son George, visited in Hyde Park over
sunday.-AIrs. 7. y. Smith gave tea
Friday afternoon to Mrs Sarah Heron,
Mrs. Hannah Eddy, Mrs. Maude Heath,
Mrs. John Foster and the Rev. I,emuel
Davis.
The Rev. Lemuel Davis left Monday
for Troy, y. Y, for treatment in
hospital-Mr and Mrs. G.. H. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs paul Eddy of
Sheldon and Mrs Eddys sister of
CharlevoiX, Va, returned TO Sheldon Mon
day after visiting Mr. and Mrs G. F.
Eddy, coming by automobile.--C. y.
Styles of rrdcrhn is visiting his
father y. G. Styglcs--A good game of
| baseball between a town team and the
stowe high school team resulted in
score Of to ) in favor of the town
/ team. The battery for the town team
vas Nelson and RuI. b,eb school
/ Heath and NrcNnb,r Mise t-,,.,v NJ
Kon Of German. Po. fs ,.i.,,ir4 bar
rnusfn Mrs r 8 Hoard,7,r -Dr G,
4. I.vford. professor Of geology M Mid
dlab,.ry College. is visiting r. l.. Risolow
at THE Lodges. Miss Jessie Adams
went Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs
Ruttrrncld. in North Troy for "a few
! lays. Later She will 70 to Detroit to
iass the summer with her brother. Philip
f. Adams.-Nlrs John Foster ana her
sister. Mrs. James 4. Foster went Non
day to Springfield. Mass to attend the
/ funeral of granddaughter Mrs Titus
Mrs Cushman Of Springfield, the mother
If Mrs Titus is seriously n-AIrs
French and daughter, Jessie, OF Burning
ton are guests at Mrs Abbie Warrel's.
| Mrs Lewis Marshall Of Barre Is VISIT
! ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Gibbs-The Moscow school. Miss Carrie
| Brown teacher closed with a picnic in
G. S. S!ayton's sugar place after a very
| successful term. Dinner was served and
! games and sports made pleasant after
| noon. y game of ball between the girls
and boys resulted In score of II to 4
in favor OF the young ladies' EX-Super-
intendent l.. 7. Cole and Mrs. Cole were
among the guests ana Mr. Cole spoke
! upon Irue Manhood ana Nomanhooi'
! VI the . pupils ehroIleo 10 had perfect
! atehdahoe' Inc pupils TOOK the state
, examinations
Inc IHuleS OF the MetHoulSt Episcopal