Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19

evening were MI hHu Mrs. j. u. Sowlee,
Carl Burgess, Earl Burgess. Homer
Sowles and Frank Cooley of Barre. Mrs.
@. w. Palmer of Jonesvllle, Mrs. f.. e.
Phelps OF Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. @. s.
sayles of Enosburg, Mrs, Homer Denney
and Mrs. Chauncey -Ienney of Northneld,
Mrs. F. o. shattuck and daughter. Mil
dred, OF Burlington, Mrs. Levi Swift and
Miss Helen Swift of Middlesex, Mrs. O..
NJ. Waterman and Mrs. H.. II, Cushman
OF Morrlsvlle, +. l.. Smith and Margaret
Blanchard Of Montpelier, X. NJ. Minard
of East Barre, Albert Lauder of South
Hero and George Smith of BURLINGTON
The condition OF Mrs. Kimball Kennedy
remains more comfortable.-John Haley
Is confined to the house with erysipelas
In the face.-E. +. Palmer, Jr., continues
to improve.-Mrs. Dewey Graves of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, is n guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Elliott. The condi-
ton of Mrs. Elliott is more comfortable
Alderic Kellett has bought through H., ].
| Paroher the II. f.. Baldwin farm on
Scrabble hill. The farm contains 50 acres
and commands a fine sweep of mountain
scenery.-The granite business in Water
bury has had an exceptionally busy
spring and the shipping of largo orders
continues with but little sign of let up.
Most of the sheds rushed out their Me-
mortal day work and left n large amount
Of othor work until after the last of
May and will be running to full capacity
all summer. Several jobs of more than
usual Laboratories have been shipped
and others are under the hammer.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. David Manning to the marriage
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,ion was also naso no t,o sna,h ~.
Ca rson in providonco p 7 wbosa f,,-
neral was held In Rarra Nondav Mr.
Carson had I,vod At ,bo bouo 30 u Il,
Atherton for a numbor ne vo,r. ana
worked for the Perry Granite comnanv
He was In Pittsford for Treatment re-
turning in fairly good health. He had
worked more recently at tho Vernon
State hospital for the insane and lief,
to-.. a.
leaves two children, who have visited
him here. w. II. 3. Perry and others at.
tended the funeral Monday.-Only 10 OF
the 32 pupils of the Duxburv Corne,
school were able to attend Monday be.
cause of the prevalence of measles.-Mrs
w. b. Clark has returned from Concord
n. H., her brothers wife being some
what improVed.-Helen, the young daugh.
Ter Oh Mt ana Mrs. Il. y. Campbell. is i'll
Inc hlrchihont club was entertained al
"lhher at the waterbury Inn Saturday
h'snt ny Landlord ana Mrs. DaVis.-Hes'
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e"hu'other' MIS- 'haSe'
"''n iuesuaS at the nome OF
r ~ Ell" street .he wedding o.
~ pieene uhu oohh sawyer was
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" II orrue' MISS Mildred
I' '"ns fro"ise Me- accom-
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NV. we" so""eu III "hlte lace owe
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~ ne"e breene Is ,he aueht
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