Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-29

Miss Caroline Beach. teacher in tho
public school at Middlebury, spent the
weekend with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey F. Beaoh.-Mrs H. l.. Miner went
Friday to Boston to visit her daughter,
Mrs Charles White, after which she will
visit other relatives in that vicinity and
Providence, r.. ii. f. BARLEY visited In
Middebury Friday.-W. l.. Morse of Tar
rvtown, ~ Y, passed the Weekend with
his wife at the home of her parents, Post
master and Mrs. Thomas MaCk.-Harold
Day, n student Mt an agricultural college
at Winona Lake, Indiana, arrived Friday
and will pass the summer vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Day
w. II. Norton took Mr. and Mrs. Dustin
Barrows and Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. BARLEY
in his automobile to Burlington Sunday
to visit friends.-George NJ. Cassidy, ply
steal instructor Mt St Anselm's College,
Manchester, y. H., was n guest Sunday
OF Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Alden.--H. w.
Day visited in Burlington Sunday. Leon
ard Remand is ill.-Miss Grace Wright has
returned from Florida, where she passed
the winter Mr.. and Mrs r. w. McCuen
have returned from Boston where they
have been spending the winter.-E. w,
Lawrence OF Rutland, attorney for the
Rutland railroad, was in town Monday
in consultation with a committee from
the Vergennes board Of trade and the city
council, in regard to improvements at the
statlon.-Mss Grace Parker of New York
Is visiting her parents, Captain and Mrs
IC. p Parlter.-Miss Mary Walker has
returned to Barre after a visit to her
brother, Principal j. c. Walker-W.t d.
Carpenter Of Middeburv College made a
survey of the Clark and johnson farm in
Waltham last week.-P. T. Rohv of Bur-
lngton and Miss Grace Happv OF Mont
real were guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. ID.
Woodman SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs Tim
othy Neville have returned after a week
In Boston.-The condition Of Mrs RATHER
Inc Waterman who recently underwent q
seWous operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, is more favorable
Col. Walter Scranton and family who
have been passing the winter at the Ste
Nens House, have opened their summer
residence, Woodbridge Hall, on Lake
Champlain.-The Misses Grace and Ar
dele Wright spent Sunday with Miss
Grace Allen Of Ferrisburg. and Mrs.
Timothy Dillon will open their summer
hotel at Thompson's Point this week.
The condition of Mrs. Norah Goodrich Is
unchanged
The funeral of Augustus Richards WAS
held at st Peters Church Yesterday
morning, the Rev. L. A. Vezina ofHcIat
ing The bearers We're: Nelson J. Remand
Henry L. Miner, Napoleon Rivers and
Joseph Daigneault. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery. Among those present
from away were George Richards of
Worcester, Mass. Fred Richards and
family of Bristol, and the Rev. Father
Lizotte OF Fair Haven Dr. Edward
Pilon presided at the organ and the Rev
Father IAzotte assisted the choir in
s!ngfnR.-'The Ladies' Aid of Ferrishure,
will hold a food sale here Saturday
afternoon,-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meilleur
of Bristol, on their wedding trip. visited
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs n. j.
Renaud, yesterday.-The Q. f. Wee
company will present THE Town Mar
shat at the opera house Friday even
ine.-Mr. and Mrs William H. Wheeler
entertained at their home last evening
in honor OF their niece. Mss Margaret
Croft.-The high school nine went yes
terday to Pittsford to play the high
school team.-At the annual meeting Of
kthe Social club of Ferrisburg officers
were elected follows: President Miss
Hattie Chapman; president. Miss
Helen Collins; secretary, Mrs. John
Pecue: treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Booth;
business manager, Miss Eliza beth Robin
SOM. Z. Crane of NIddlebury depart
ment state inspector of apares. was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday inspect
ing different bee yards for foul brood,
which has been quite prevalent in this
vicinity. Mr.. Crane reports finding sew
eral cases, but the majority Of them are
now under control, On his next visit In
July or August every colony found
diseased will be destroyed.-An error
was made in these notes recently in
stating that AZ applicants took the free
tuition examination for the Vergennes
school, Any of the applicants who pass
the examination are eligible to any high
SCHOOLGIRLS. Bertha BurridCe Of
Machias. Me, WASHINGTON normal school,
has beer engaged for the teachers
training school in the Nergennes high
school-Isaac Miller went yesterday to
Rutland to attend the funeral of the
wife of his son, Edward. County Game
and Fish Warden George Chaffey Of
Middebury was the guest OF John r.
Preston Tuesday.-On account Of the
rain yesterday the automobile ride to
have been given by the young ladies
Of st. Pauls Church has been postponed
until next Wednesday.