Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03

ham, Fred Brootins, n. A. Seymour and
j. w Calhoun. Tho republican town com
mittee Is; j. II. Stewart, Fred Brookins
I. E. Boycc E. ID. Cornwall and C. NJ.
Remele.
Mrs. j. A. Banning and daughter of
Hartford, Conn, are in town TO visit
her mother, Mrs. Mary Bruya.-H W.
Abbott Of Derby, ~ H., Is in town.
Mrs. w. l.. Carpenter and son, who
have been visiting at tho home of Mrs.
Mary Foote for two wechs, have re-
turned to East Orange, N. Miss Cora
Derby OF Yakima, Wash, who has been
visiting in town for two weeks, has gone
to Woodstock, where she will spend
some time.-Mr. and Mrs. George Mead,
who have spent 10 days In camp at the
Hemnway camp at Lake Champlan,
have returned homc-Miss Ada
Calender has returned from Shoreham,
where she has been visiting for two
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Demers and
daughter and Miss Harriet Gaudett and
Earnest Markham have returned to Bethel
after a few days in town.--Miss Agnes
Oney has returned to Rutland after a
few days in town. She was accompanied
by her sister Maude Oney.-John c.
Wilson of New York city and n former
resident is in town for a two weeks
stay at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. f.
Rich.-Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hayward and
daughter, Lelta, are in camp at the
Thomas cottage at Lake Dunmore.--
Misses Grace, Bernice and Phillis Colby
of Melrose, Mass, are in town for a
stay of some time with their grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Fleming. John and
Bert GIBSON of Terre Haute, Ind, are in
town to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gipson.-George W. Hathaway
and Miss Elsie Maranville, both of East
MddiehurY, were married at the Metho-
dist Church parsonage Tuesday Aug. %
by the Rev. ID. II. Corkran.-NIrs. c. y.
Brainard. a former resident, is in town
for a few daYs-Mss Beatrice Hubbard
daughter of MIR and Mrs. +. j. hubbard
who has been i'll, is slowly rec )vering -
Mr. and Mrs James Howarth of North
Sandwich, n. H., have arrived In town
and will make this their home, The
Rev. J. Lewis Conant and two children
of Brooklyn, y Y, arrived in towr
Friday evening and are at the Addison
Mr.. Conant occupied the pulpit Of the
Memorial Baptist Church Sunday and
will preach next Sunday.-Andrew T
Stapeton has returned from Bristol
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Reynolds of Orwell
who have been visiting at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Needham
have returned to their home.-W. C.
Watson and two children of Bridgeport
Conn, are In town to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Halpin.-Miss
Margaret Dukett has returned to Bur
lington.-Miss Blanche Stearns has re-
turned from Charlotte, where she ha;
been visiting for a few days
The sixty fresh air children who
have spent the past two weeks in Mid
dlebury and vicinity started for their
homes in New York city Tuesday
morning.-H a. Moore of Woodstock
Is visiting friends in town.-Henry
Malloy has returned to his home ir
Burlington after few days visit
with frends.--Leo Brunell and daugh-
ter have returned to Worcester. Mass.
after a few days here with friends
Miss Anna Abbey, who has snent the
last few weeks in Breadloaf Inn, has
returned home.-Miss Mabel Steele OF
Boston is in town for visit to hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele
of River street.-Robert Shea has re-
turned from a four weeks visit tc
North Stratford, n. T.-Mr, and Mrs
Roy Robbins and daughter have re.
turned from an automobile tour in tn,
southern part of the Statc-Miss Jen
ME Bristol has returned from Yer
gennes, where she has spent two week.
with her mother, Mrs NJ. r. Bristol
Mrs. a. r, Sturtevant and two daugh
tiers have gone on visit to different
places 10 Connecticut.-Th annua
ball and concert of the Battell Hose
company was held in the town hal
last evening. Vittum's orchestra fur
nished music.-The Misses Maude anC
Evalena Wissell and Marie Signol
who have been visiting in Addison 70,
the past few weeks. have returned tC
their homes on Seymour street One
of the deer belonging to Col. usley's
herd jumped the fence recently anC
was seen near Harry Hunts, north OF
Chapman Hill. 1t is buck of faii
size. The affair happened when they
were Grating some of the animals for
Experimentation Ray has gone tc
Castleton to visit his family.-Mrs
John NASSAU and daughter have re-
turned from BurlinEtou-N Lizzie
Brick is home from Er,udon Charles
j. Seeley and family have returned
from Long Point VIII they have
spnnt the past two weeks at thoi,
summer oottage.-Mrs. w II. Wilson
has returned from n Rutland visit
The Pew. j. Lewis ConaUt OF Brook
lyn. n, z will lcad,the Young Peoples
meeting ut the Memoria! Baptist
and Mrs l. j. Sruya of Barre are ir
towTi for a few days visit with hel
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon LaPar
OF Seymour street.
Mrs James IcGlinchey fell or MAR
street yesterday Afternoon ana broke hal
left ankle.
Henry r Kidder OF ST, Johnsbury is ii
town for two weeks visit to his par.
ents, Mr., ard Mrs, George T. Kiddcr.-
The annual ball and concert Of the Battel
Hose company was held in the town hal
wednesday evening and there We're about
80 couples present. Vlttum's orchestra OF
five pieces furnished music, Karl Forseu
cornet soloist of Montpelier assisted. The
hall was decorated for the occa sion. The
concert commenced at eight O'Clock ant
lasted for about an hour after which
dancing began and lasted until Ar
early morning hour.-Mrs. william
Morcomb, Jr and three children
or Rutland are in town 10 visit his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. William Morcomh
Sr,-Mr and Mrs, Fred Sutton. who have
been at the Addison for two weeks, hav,
returned to Brooklyn. n. Y.-Lewis Woo
OF Marrenshurc- Y Y is stnnninc WIFI