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

ing the campmeeting at MaBoB' ""''
9nd short stay at st. JohnspuiS'
Luther Whitney of Fletcher has retuI"o"
home after visiting his nephew ana hleo''
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Parkcr-lhe i'c''
W. ID. Hull, who has preached at 'nc
church at Gilmore for two and haif years
has resigned and gone to woodbury.
|Conn.-Miss Alberta Boardman Is TAKING
u vacation from her duties as cashier
In tho George +. Drown store she re-
turned Monday evening from Huntington
where she was guest of MISS Juha
Kinds, and Tuesday with Il. S. Robinson
land daughter, Miss Lucille ascended
Gilmore mountain.-A. w. Spaulding OF
Montpelier returned Monday after snort
visit with Mrs. Spauldlng at the nome
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Niles
Mrs. Mary Watson and Mics Addie
West went to Burlington Wednesday
whore they will have employment In the
Home for Destitute Children.-The re-
mains of James Worthen we're brought
here Wednesday for intermcnt, a prayer
service being held at the grave in Pleasant
view cemetery, the Rev. r. y. Cram
ner officiating. Mr.. Worthen, a former
Worthwhile boy, died at Watertown,
N. Y, crom hardening of the arteries and
J
Mrs. Charles Campbell came Tuesday
night from Old Orchard, Me. to attend
the burial of james Worthen.-E. W
Webster has sold his farm in stowe to
| L. Fl. EEEleston.- Bertha Durgan
went Tuesday to Burlington for a week.
Mrs. Charles Currlcr OF Philadelphia
has been tho guest Of Mrs. c. w. M,
Farland-Walter Tinker, who has spent
the summer with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Tinker, left Tuesday for Mime
,aDolis.-Miss Faith Parmalee OF Plainneld,
N. y, secretary of the " w c. a., IS
respected this week to spend some time
Mt the home OF her uncle, il. l.. Delano.--
Mrs. Georgianna Stevens and grand
daughter, Miss Mildred, are passing a
few days in Enosb,rg DR.. a. j. Vallcau,
who has been seriously III MT the Mary
Fletcher hospital IN burlington. Is re-
ported as some what imprOved.-M Miss Ia
Ilioyt of Hardwtcl. who has been spond
Ing some time with her parents, Mr.
,and Mrs, b. c. Hoyt, is assisting as
operator at the local telephone office
during Miss Dclanos vacation.-Mrs
Harry Ellsworth and son, Clifton. OF
cleveland. Ohio, are guests Of tho form
er's sister. Mrs. Il. T. Clark and other
relatives. Mr.. Ellsworth and son, Robert
Will join her later-lI j. Edmunds was
In burlington Tuesday, returning with his
daughter Thelma. who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen hospital two weeks ago.LThe Mis-
sion Circle will meet with Mrs. \. r.
Austin September - instead of September
4 as announced AIss Alma Bugbee has
resumed her duties as bookkceper In the
local telephone office after weeks vaca-
tion.-The ladies of the Univorsalist parish
are notified that a business meeting will
be held at the church parlors THURSDAY
AFTERNOON at three o'CloCk.-NiSses Clara
fluse and niece, Loeta Hill, have return
!ed home from an extended visit. during
(which they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
+. l.. Wattrous of Mddleheld, Conn, and
also OF relatives in Randolph and va.
1ous points in Massachusetts. Misses
Josephine and Lillian Marshall of Char
lottesville. Va. left Tuesday after 10 days
with Mrs. r. T. Bonner-Samue1 Wedge
has moved his family here from Lowell
TO the Bugbee house on the Plains, Mr.
Wedge being employed by Nj. H. Board
man.-Mrs. Eva Ellis. son, Howard. and
daughter, Marjorie. of Hartford Conn.
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Stowell.
AR. and Mrs. Warren Woodwork OF
Rchiord have been guests of the form
ers sisters. Mrs A. C. Small. and Mrs
T. Il. Harris, and brother John Wood
'worth.-Mr and Mrs Joseph L, Weafer
ana little daughter. Nary Elizabeth, who
have been guests Of the formers parents
MI and Mrs. John Woafer. have returned
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