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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-11
CALLS YALE CONFERENCE.
Capt. Talbot to Meet Former Lead
ers to Discuss Season Of 1914.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. December H.
Capt. ELECT Nelson Talbot OF the Yale
foot ball eleven has invited about dozen
former Yale foot ball captains and pronli-
nent players TO meet him here next Sat
urday evening TO discuss the season of
1914 The list comprises practically the
alumni who formed the coaching staff
OF Capt. Henry Ketcham the past fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-11

will not be had next year. Efforts have
been made by the largest universe les,
Princeton. Yale ard Harvard, to a "a g
contests with the strongest elevens in tn :
western conference. 1t is to lie egretted
that such games will not ta-e place. be-
cause they would have led to definite
understanding as to which of the Sec
tons played the better foot ball.
Just what will be the result of the pres
ent agitation in the east relative to the
conservative style of foot ball now being
played as contrasted with the open game
n vogue in the west is doubtful. Some
seem to think it will result in the open
ing up of the sport next season t. a
much greater extent than previou iy,
while others are of the opinion that the
forward pass is useless for anything
other than to keep he defense scattered.
The Army-Navy game of two weeks
ago is pointed to by those advocating
the more frequent use of the pass. while
the conservatists think that poor de-
tense was the reason for the success of
the filings. 1t remains to be seen what
will happen next fall, but the chances
are that the team which develops a
man to throw the ball accurately Will
attain the greatest success.
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TENER AND FARRELL +.
TALK Of OLD DAYS
New National League Presi-
dent Hunts Up Old Catcher
for Tanning Bee.

NEW YORK. December n.-Only few
minutes after the National League meet
ing ended yesterday John X. Tener.- Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, who was elected
president of the National League in the
morning, sought leather chair In cor
ridor of the Waldorf.
With the governor was Duke Farrell,
the veteran catcher who q number of
years back was required to absorb the
trajectories that Pitcher Tener of the
Chicago team hurled.
The democracy of the Governor of
Pennsylvania, who avoided persons of
prominence at the hotel to play over
again games with his battery mate,
man who today is down and out, was
commented on by the scores of men who
are following the meeting closely.
Happy to Get Back with the Boys.
Gov. Tenor declared himself as being
happy to be once more connected with
game in which he once shone as q player.
Base ball is clean,' he said, ."and /
am glad to be associated in line where
everything is above board, where there
is no intriguing and where everything
can pass an acid test
1t is distinct honor for me to be
Idiu6Q tnc HedQ OIL the OAUcSt AidJo4
league in America, and / look forward
to my career as a president with great
deal of satisfaction
Owes Career to Base Ball.
II always was for base pail. owe a
whole lot to my career because of the
fact that l pitched with the Chicago team.
! never regretted the day that / decided
to become a professional base ball player.
1t is clean all the way through and i
am better for having had career in it.
Gov. Tener and his six feet four inches
of stature was the dominating figure OF
the meeting and ne was obliged to hold
levee to his friends after he left the meet
ing room. 1t was very noticeable, how
who greeted him were former base ball
associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-11
RICHIE IN BAD SHAPE.

Totals. 425 49, AIT Totals. 4O6 $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
WESTFORD.

Don NJ. Rice is seriously i'll at the home
Of his father, George \. RiCe.--Mrs Don
y. Stone of Plattsburgh Is in town. Mr..
and Mrs. Stone will move to burlington
in a short time.-The Daisy Cuain will
give an entertainment in the town hall on
Thursday evening, August 2l.-Floyd Rice
spent sunday at Cedar Bcach.-AIrs.
Homer Flynn has been appointed superln-
tendcnt of schooS-Mr. and Mrs. f.. II.
Myers of Holyoko. Mass. are visiting
relatives in town.--A union Sunday school
picnic will be held in O. H. Jackson 5
sugar place on Thursday, August 2s.-
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Orvls Gaboree on Thursday
afternoon of this weck-The kev. Mr..
EIolcott and wife Of Morrison. y Y, Wis
tied at NJ. r. Lcach's last wcok.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Moran are camping at Nal
let's Bay.-The Ladies' Social Circle will
hold n meeting at the home of Miss car
RE Pettengill on Wednesday, August -.
There will be a lawn party at the same
place in the evening.
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was the widow of Harmon Percival and
was 81 years Of age.-Ernest Rogers of
North Underhil and daughter, Miss Mar
tina Rogers of Moretown, have been visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. w @. Cook
Elmer Kinney and son have returned to-
Plc1santvllc, y. Y, after visiting rcla-
tiv,s hcrc.- Miss Ida Breed OF Roxbury,
Mass is the guest Of w e. Buxton and
family at Malletts Bay.-The Misses Sara
ana Charlotte Stafford went Saturday to
Johnson to visit Mrs. j. G. Derby and
family.-Mr. and Mrs Lester Cook and
two children of North Undcrhll spent
sunday i'm town with rclatlves.-Edward
Walters Of BURLINGTON spent Sunday at
H. j. DcsI1N's Mr. Wolrh Of St. Paul,
Mimi has moved ON to the farm he re-.
Gently purchased OF Joseph Walton.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. T.. jackson were in Under
hill with relatives over Sunday. Lloyd
Ilulhud, Harold Whtcomb and Howard
Sinclair have returned from a week at
Mallots Bay.-Gcorge White, who has
been at the Fanny Allen hospital for four
weeks following an operation for appcn-
diciti., is gaining and it is expected he
viii ho homo this month.-Thc Roy y
w Wolcott, q former pastor of the Bap-
list Churches here and in Essex, now To-
Gated i'm West Tlattsburgh. H. spending
his vacation In Essex and vicinity, ac-
COmpanicd hv Mrs. WnlCott
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occupied the afternoon First was the
nail-drlving contest by the ladies', each
contestant driving one large spike and
Ms many carpet lacks as possible in one
minute. The winner was Mrs y. II.
Maeck, who drove %. The hat trimming
contest by the men was won by Ralph
Butler The race of 80 yards for girls
from five to eight years was won by Eli
zabeth Muzzy with Margaret Egg second.
The 90 yards race for boys from five to
eight by Richard Knight, with Herbert
Muzzy second. The 100 yards race for
boys, eight to Is, was won by Earle Wet
more with Orris Knight second. The
100 yards race for girls, eight to IL. was
won by Phyllis Norton, with Helen
spear second The thrcc-lcggcd race of
100 yards for men and boys was won bv
Don Parker, with James Mitchell sec
ond. The 80 yards race for women was
won by Mrs. b. H. Mack. The lco
yards race for men was won by james
Mitchell. the relay race by the Rev. w.
b. Goodman, the standing broad jump
by James Mitchell the running broad
Jump by James Mitchell. the swimming
race for boys by Gordon Truax and the
swimming race for ladies by Miss Hale.
The starters were f.. A. knight and
Henry Harrington, the judges Earl Bra
men and George Palmer, the clerk |. G..
Elliott, and the prizes were distributed
by D. b. Bartlett-Mlss Alice Stoddard
returned "wednesday form two weeks'
visit in Sprngfied.-Mr and Mrs Cecil
Egg and two children of Montpelier, who
nave been camping at Blair's beach, left
there Wednesday and will visit friends
i'm town for a few days
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ESSEX CENTER.

Or. and Mrs. II. \. Ladd and daughter
Edith. who have been visiting in town
returned to Burlington Saturday.-X w
Farrand has completed his new barn
Mrs l. j. BiXby and family and Mrs G.
f.. BlXhy and niece, Florence Mallory, re-
turned from Mallctts Bay Saturday.-B
W Abbey and family are at camp at the
Bay.--A. w. Packet, who has been II
with rheumatism, is hettcr.-George Sax
ton and wife of Bristol. Conn, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wool
returned Tuesday.-Mrs, Katherine Bixby
Of Burlington 10 visiting friends in town
Mrs. Mary Farrand and daughter Mrs
Henry Westcott of Burlington, were IT
camp at the Bay last week Mrs Glen,
son of Bristol, Mrs. Farnsworth of Bur,
lington and Mrs. Southwick Of East Mont.
polier were guests of Miss Amelia Keller
last week.-Mrs. James Wall OF Worccs
ter, Mass. is visiting at W. T. Hanlcy's
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HILL WEST.

Moses Maynard, son Of David Maynard
."t this place, who has been In Denver,
cola 10 wears, Is here visiting relatives and
frIondS'-Mr' ana Mrs w. p. ShanEraw
an SON. burton, visited at William Bar
hers Of Montgomery Center last We'd
hesdaF'
Mrs. Henry huihora Is with hcr sister
MIS- Darlous DONNA oi MONTGOMERY VII
IaE'' Tor an indefinite tm'.-Mrs Joseph
Iouch"tte ana daughter Mildred OF south
montgomery are visiting at the nome Of
MIS- Iouchette s daughter Mrs. charles
IuShford.-Mr and Mrs. Alpha stan
haugh Of Akron, Ohio, who have been
spending a few days with Mrs stan
Laughs sister Mrs. John Rushford' have
returned to Eli Shaugraw's in Montgom-
cry village.
John Arer, Jr.. started Monday morn
ing for the Northwest, where he expects
employment through the harvesting sea-
SBu-Mrs Roy Brooks and two daughters
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WILLISTON.

\ little daughter of Mrs. John Chap
man was kicked by a COW last week and
is in critical condition.-Mrs Eta
Bushnell goes to Mddlebury Friday tn
visit fricuds.-Dr. a. l.. Bingham
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week for treatment. He is
dangerously il.-Mr and Mrs. H. L.
Barnes from Essex Junction, who have
been the guests of Mrs. George Goodrich
the past few days, returned to their home
Monday.-Gcorge Cutler of Burlington
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Miles
kraus, over Sunday.-Miss Ruba Cronk
who has been visiting friends in Char
lotte. returned to her home last week.
Horace Northrop of Massachusetts IS
the guest of Mr. lsham Mrs. Dell HI
dreth Of Jonesvillo IS the guest of her
sister Mrs. Gcorg" Goodrch.-Mrs. Dal-
ton Webster and daughter, Margaret
went to Franklin Point last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21

The death of oscar X. Parker. who
resided here for many years, occurred
In Ludlow Monday. Mr. Parker was
an engineer on the Central Vermont
railway for some time previous to his
leaving hero ana was member of
the various Masonic bodies in this city.
Tho funeral was held in Ludlow ycstcr-
day afternoon at two O'Clock. Mr..
Parker is survived by his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Paige of Ludlow
and Mrs. Emma Wise of Albany, n. Y,
and one son, Wilmer of Albany.
Word has been received here Of the
death of Miss llortcnsc L'Ecuycr of Dor
chester, Mass, the eldest daughter of
Mr. ana Mrs NJ. f. /. Ecuyer. formerly
of this city. Miss L'Ecuyer was % years
old.
Miss Bcrnice Clark, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Clark. and
Glynn Carroll OF this city were mar
| ried at SamBon's Lake view House
August 1G by william j. Samson, JUS
tiCp of peace
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. aid Mrs. Iiarland Shattuck oLWor-
ccster. Mass, are passing u few weeks
in town-Mrs. Cotton of Montpelier Is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ Rublee Mrs. Robert
Bruce and Mrs. Carrie Brown of Gardner,
Ma S., are guests of Mr., and Mrs Horace
Jonnc-llarry Jcnne Of st. Adams IS
passing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. Jcnnc Walter Jenne
passed a few days In st. Alhans last week.
Miss Winifred Carpenter Of Enosburg
rails visited her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. T. y. Smith, over Sundav.-Miss
Minnie Yates IS caring for Mrs e. s.
Eogue, who is i'll at the homo Of r. De-
mar-Dr. and Mrs. +. :. Washburn are
visiting in Rouses Point and other places
In New York State.-Mrs. Ira s Auder-
son celebrated her slst birthday Monday,
a party being given her at Blue Bird
camp. Mr. and Mrs. James Chynoweth
and family Of St Albums wore here 80
attend tho marty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
JOIIESVILLE.

Miss Helen Nash and Gladys Fuller
went Wednesday to Roya'ton TO visit
Mrs. WEI Neutrality-suspicious. Miss Zoe PAL
mcr is I'm camp at Lake lroquois with a
party from Richmond, chocroncd by MIR.
and Mrs Watuc.-C. T. Stevens and fam
lily returned e., Clarcmont. n. H.. Monday
mornlng-Dr j. NJ. Stevens ana family
spent old home week hcrc.-Mrs H. j.
Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. Il. X. Eddy of
Starksboro were Weekend visitors In
town.-Dr g.. g. Dickey visited friends
the first Of the week, Miss Florence Col
by is visiting at f. II. Chcssmoro's.-
l.. Fuller ana family left Wednesday
night for california, whore they VIII re
side A. T. Craudall is moving into tie
house he recently purchased of Mrs. Anna
Gillctt.-N1rs. Mollc Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs
John Atkins and Mr. and Mrs. rogerty
came from Worcester and Lcomnstor for
the old homo wccl celebrations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
UNDERHILL

Mrs. liackeu went on Saturday to
Lebanon, \. H., and returned with her
husband by automobie.-Mss Mary
Marks of Burlington has been guest
of Mrs ". S. Nay.-Mrs Gookln is
spending a few days in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs e. j, Gallup and son
David, are at Lake George, n. Y.-Miss
Sadie Dutton of Boston is at Mrs. +. S
Sinclairs- Mrs. Il. $, Sinclair was an
overs Sunday guest of Mrs Kimball OF
Burlington. Mrs Carrie Jackson return
ed Sunday from a visit in Essex Junction
and Burlington Mr. and Mrs. l.. g. Fow.
Ter ana son, Perrin, are at Camp Rich
MiIton.-Frcd Guyette of Bolton has beer
at Mrs. T. NJ. Gilc's-Mr ana Mrs Fred
Lincoln have returned and rcopcncd thcil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
FAIRFAX.

Allen Danforth has returned from North
Tonawanda, y. Y. whore he was called
by the illness of his sister, Mrs. Nelson
Forsythe.-Ira Bishop Of st. Louis, Mo,
is in TOWN. Mrs. Q. Learned has gone to
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment William Wheeler and family OF
St. Albans were at W. II. Rods Gatur-
day.-Mrs. II. II. Rickcrt VIII 20 10 West
Chazy, y. y, this week TO attend camp
meeting with her husband MIR. qni Mrs
H. NJ GrogoY" we-c in Qur,ngto1 Fri
day.
/. c. Bishop of Newport. former res.
dent. Is visiting friends In town. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A Southland have returned from 4
70 days visit with friends IN Waterford
Round Lake ana fioosick n Y-The
Misses Marjory and Hildred Vincent of
Newport are visiting their grandfather.
George Lawton, for n few days.-Allen
Alfred has gone to Norwich, Conn, to
visit A. A. Beema w, 8. Brigham, who
has been visiting his father. the Rev. S
s. Brigham, has returned to his home in
Pawtucket. r. Miss Consula Stewart
is passing a few days in Swanton.-Miss
Winona Trombly has gone to Boston
where she viii be the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs, Il. Brown. for several weeks.-Louis
Depatie and family OF Enosburs were IN
town Sunday TO see his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I, Depate-Mrs, Sophia Royce and
Miss Bessie Reynolds have returned from
visiting friends in Tletcher.-C G. Gillette
has moved into the rooms over the post
office and Mrs. q. RugE and daughter,
Mrs. Lane, will occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Glllctte.-NIiss Jessie Southland il
spending a week In Montreal with friends
Mrs. c, 4, Donaldson is ill-W. c Row
land. wife and daughter have returned to
their home in Boston after a two weeks
vacation-Mrs Hattie Carpenter OF Es-
sex JUNCTION is in town to visit her par
ents Mrs. Gregory and family have re-
turned from a two weeks camp at High-
gate Springs. Mrs, r. Brown and daugh-
ter, Laura, have returned to their home
I'm Boston after passing several weeks
with Mrs Browns parents Mr.. and Mrs
j H. Shedd Cards have been received
announcing the marriage of Miss Myrtle
Lydia MacNei to Lyman Curtis Hunt
which occurred Friday Augusta at col
chester. Mr. and Mrs Munt will he at
home after September |, McIndie Falls
Mrs Sarah Carter Rowland died at her
home on North Main street Saturday
afternoon. August 9, after an illness of
few weeks aged 81 years The funeral
was held at the Baptist Church Tuesday
afternoon aud the burial was I'm the South
Plains cemetery beside her husband, who
died about 10 wears ago. Mrs. Rowland is
survived by three sons, William of obs
ton. Howard, who lived with hor mother
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
RICHFORD.

The funeral Of Mrs Laura j. Gimuep
Morse, aged 80 years, who died Tuesday
evening, August L. following a shock
on August s, was held at the home of Nj.
and Mrs. Summer HARE Province stree.
at two O'Clock Thursday afternoon. tn
Rev j. H. Wallace officiating Burial
was in Hillside cemetery The bearers
were Orrih Sisco, Ernest HuntloY Henry
barnes Harry SIsco' sumner hare and
Leo HARDY Mrs Morse was the widow
of Eugene r. Morse VINO uled IN MOTIFS
V''e TWO years "E"' Hne Is survived ny
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NH9 p'"''' wv" ''''''S' N".V'' itur''c'
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Co.. .tts ,.,,olo. Inc, Wool, r.,.,v.d his
,.,,,,,,,..,,, o,., ,.,ot, ,,o- -,. l...,ss ,r
~, oo,co eucccod,nr Mr. II e. Avon.
whose TORN, IN, ,noo ,v1,ir.I February. Is
-Jassr r Cons.r has bought tho sras #
V-is,, nlaco on Clmwood avenue FOR
e. 5Dl nrd ,yul uoyo 20 the same soon
Mrs. H. c. Aver has rented her place on
Elmwood avenue to II. w. McCle,lnud.
principal of the Richford nigh school, and
Will soon go to Mciford, Mass, to reside
Miss Glenna Aver Is to 70 70 Framing
ham Mass, to attend school 1oo'' S'..-
tcrlhrr J.
Homer H. fresto-re- aas sold 20 Er7,cs:
Ii 8ashaw of Derby Line .he village
nc Il, and tasr, business which he bought
of II NJ. Kendall NJ Bashaw expectr
70 move back to R,chford about October
Mrs. FL Livingston, Is visiting rela-
.,vas In Rrookline Mass NTlqs sada
p,ga or Ancon porarno ,s visiting her
,is,or Mics C-acc 0urns--1fr. aud Mrs
rro,i, 7 ryo,,o,, ~ Novno-t arc n,ssinr
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Granger and Miss Granger of Mil
ton have been guests of Mrs. r. w. John
son for several daYs.-Nlrs. T. II. Sweet
will entertain the Kings Daughters on
Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. J. c. Ben
way has gone to Connecticut to visit her
mother Mrs. Fanny Parker returned to
Washington Saturday night after a two
weeks stay with her mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hutchinson from
PENNSYLVANIA are visiting W. NJ. and T.
W. Johnson.-Mr. ana Mrs. y. a. Johns
are entertaining cousins from Massa-
chusetts.
Charles II. Hitchcock ana son, George
A. Hitchcock ana wife and three children
of Dos Mo.ncs, Iowa. who have been
visiting at James ana John Carpenter $
tho past week. left Monday morning on
their homeward trip, making stops at
Eurlington Moutrcal Kingston, the
Thousands Islands and Niagara Falls,
and from there home via Chicago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21

daughter, Florence, who have been visit
ing friends in town, left Tuesday in their
automobile for the home in Marlboro,
Mass Miss Mary Travlllan Of Lebanon,
y. H., Is visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
Stanley futile and son, Martin, of Bur
lington, are visiting friends and relatives
in town.. w Judkns. who has been
visiting In Alburg, has returned home
Miss Lille Mckenry is visiting in Bak-
crsfeld. Miss Wilma steele is visiting
friends in Maiden, Mass Mrs. e. A.
Bates is spending tho week with relatives
in Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
ENOSBURC FALLS.

Mrs Celestla Scohcld IS caring for Mrs.
f. VI. Wright who lives near East
Eno5bura and who is III with the measles
Mr. and Mrs. clifford Gardner returned
TO Havcrhill, Mass, Saturday after a tw,
weeks stay with Mr.. Gardeners mother,
Mrs. T.. G. Burt.--S. Il. Ames of Franklin
7. O., Is visiting his son, y. W. An1cs.-
Harmon ClOugh has recovered from the
effects of tho ucur-drowning accident 81
no returned to Lowell Mass, Saturday
vhere he Is employed. -Mjss Edith Prat
Is taking a rest from her duties in tn
swings bank and FOR two weeks will b,
with her mother and sister at Highgatt
Springs.-Thc Rev. ". L. Baker VIII 60 e
s. Adams hospital to-day for an opera
tion-Miss Emma Taterault and Louis
Frcese OF Kcenc. y. H.. returned Satur-
day after a several days visit with Miss
Tatcraults parents. MIR. and Mrs +.
Tatcrault.
Successful skunk hunting OIL MAR
street was a feature Saturday Tho AMI.
NAL was discovered IN the sewer under
the approach 10 Mrs Es.ella Rublco's
driveway. Harry, the 15-year-old son Of
stephen Blrado. created disturbance
on Pearl street Saturday forenoon while
| intoxicated Mr.. and Mrs Androw Col.
ton and gfand-daurhtcr. HilAn Cotton. Of
Everett Mass, arrived Saturday for a
short stay. Tbs trip was made by auto
moblle.-Mr. and Mrs. @ NJ MARI Of
Dorchester Mass., are visiting friends
hero. MIS-. Mari VII be rcmsrnhc-ad
rs Miss poile Kcap, who lott here eight
/ years ago-A party consisting Of r.. W
David, Meurice Aseltlne Kent Perley trq
Misses Ruth Draper. Florence Aseltlne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Roma Ross has gone to Hunting
ton for visit with her aunts, Mrs. Ad-
die Ager and Mrs Elma Morrill.-Mr.
and Mrs. Landors of Barre have been
visiting at Frank Brown s.--Mrs. Toner
and daughter from Now York state are
visiting friends IN town.-Mr1. Charles
Devoid and daughter of Starkshoro are
guests at Joseph Muir's-Thomas Miles
of Craftsbury is spending the summer
with his sister Mrs Edward Bartemy.-
Mrs. William PARKER is III with typhoid
fcvor-AIr aud Mrs. r. Brown Of New
Haven. Conn. Irn at the home of her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
SWANTON.

Frank Han, who came from New York
on a motorcycle two weeks ago on a va
cation. has returned TO his homc.-W. II.
Smith a Grand Trunk engineer on the
Canada Atlantic division, has moved his
family to Cotcau.-Lcon cray Is to act as
engineer OF the Yacht Playfellow during
the inspection of powcr-hoats by the gov
eminent from Burlington tn Whitehall
that began I'll, sday.-E, Il. Brayton OF
Boston, formerly Of this place, is in town
for few days-Mrs Dayton Webster
and child Of Springfield, Mass, are visit
ing friends in Swanton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
SWANTON CENTER.

T.. S Warren and son. Robert Warren,
have returned to Chicago, H. after a
visit of week at g.. S. JennisJns. Mrs.
Warren will pass the remainder Of the
month with her daughter. Mrs Jennison.
Miss Ella JcnnIson of Skoe,s Corner
went with her cousin, G. A Ellis. to
fiardwick last week to visit relatives
Miss Mildred Shattuck of Burlington is
the guest of Miss Florence Hubbard
Mrs. Luman y. Roberts and infant dauEh-
ter have gone to Farnham, =. q. for
1u IIVg' visit with rpIativos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21
FAIRFIELD.

Miss slice Schoonmaker OF Troy, y. Y.
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. w, II.
Farchild. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Searles
and Evon Perry returned home Saturday
from Franklin Pond, whore they have
been camping. Little Celia league and
Anna Collins were in Fairfax last week.
MIR and Mrs Seth Searles spent Thurs
day Of last week at Fairfield Pond-Mr,
and Mrs. c. Flanagan OF Brookline,
Mass, were in town spending a few days
last wcek.--H, S, Soule and family start
ed Saturday morning for the White
L.. .ul