Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-04

Home, came Monday with two boys from
his school to place them in the agricul-
tural school for years training-Mrs
w +. Edison and sister, Miss Maud john
stor, who have been In Lebanon, n. H.,
since last week, returned Tuesday MISS
Lydia Buell. of White River Junction was
an. over-Sunday guest of Mrs c. II. La
zellc.-Mrs. e. NJ. Woodwork of Mont
polier. who has been visiting her SON.
e. M. Woodwork, left Monday for Mont
pelier Mrs. Thomas Fitch gave pleas
ant 500 party Monday evening at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Blanch-
, ard, in homer OF Mrs. Winnie Badger)
Perry OF Wellesly, Mass.-M!ss ADA
Rand, who came from Pittsburgh sat
urday for an over-Sunday visit left Mon
! day. Miss Rand has position IN an
electric and gas company Office In thet
! city.-w. L. Rand, Jr., who has been with
| his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Hind'
left for Boston Monday .-Ntaster Harold
| Patterson OF Barre is being entertained
| for a few days oy Miss Florence Mayo
Miss Ethel Mayo left THE week to be-
R!n teaching in Royalton for the fall term
and her sister, Marion, went TO Roches-
ter to begin teaching there
Mrs Warson r.amb, VINO has been at
lGranvine for n several weeks, returned
Monday and en- Tuesday went 10 Boston.
Mrs +. 4 B!xty, who has been with
her mother Mrs. III. c. Alden. for a few
days. left Tuesday. stopping at Concord
n. H-W1llinm Blanchard. who has been
in Ohio ut Camp Perry for 10 days with
a company of rflemen. has returned and
is now at the home of his mother, Mrs
Charles Root.-Mrs. Herman Jones left
Tuesday for Rochester. and from there
will go to her home in Goshen after pass
ing several days with her father, D. b.
| Fassett Miss Lucinda Howard and sis
tier, Mrs Erva Howard, went to North
field Tuesday to attend the fair.-Mrs,
John Jacobs and little daughter came
TUESDAY for a short stay with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Kidder.-Mrs. Lyndon Thomas
after passing several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks. left for
salisbury TuesdaY.-Mrs. Walter Howard
left Tuesday for Mortified, where she
will visit her daughter. Mrs. Susie
I(Howard) Stone.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Pierce Of Auburndale. Mass. arrived
Monday and are to be the guests Of Mr..
land Mrs A. H Powers for a week-H.
b. Bell and Miss Flora Bell Miss
IGenevieve Lamson and n friend and Supt.
the White Mountain train which crashed
Into the Bar Harbor express at New
Haven Tuesday morning. kilograms were
Immediately sent to all the friends here
OF their safety. Mr. Bell and Miss Flora
Bell were bound for New York to pur-
chase goods, Miss Genevieve Lamson was
returning to Rochelle y. J.. to resume
teaching and Superintendent Sargent was
also returning to attend his educational
duties in that State.-News has been re-
ceived of the death at Concord, y. H.,
of a. l.. Howe. who with his family had
been passing several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ketcham, 1t is under
stood that death resulted from acute
indigestion and that he was i'll only a few
hours. Mr.. Howe was a conductor on the
Boston Il Maine railroad with run from
Concord, \. H.. whooe h. lived, to Boston
and return to White River Junction He
is survived by his second wife, two daugh.
tiers by the first wife and an adopted
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Ketchum left
Immediately on receipt of the news fol
Concord, y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. +. A
Bruce. who were in Northampton, Mass.
have returned home.-The ladies of the
, w. r. C. gave hash supper in the q
"A r. hall Tuesday night