Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14

orously If the weather permits this week
Mrs. walter j. Rose of Franklin street
is ill-Miss Mabel Judge has returned 10
Ludlow after week here with her former
at the Ludlow high school,
Miss Grace Buttoph.--Cilbert Mccormick
of Rutland is visiting his wife and child
Miss Gladys Frost is here for a week.
Ilelgy Larsen has returned from Proctor
where he has been visiting several days
with his family.-Dr. p l.. Dorey and Ed
ward p. Seymour have gone to St JOINS
bury to Tttend the State convention OF the
knights of Columbus-N. s. Foote, a FOR
mer resident, who has been in town for
a few days. has returned to ST. Adams
The Y. NJ. G. A. baseball nine of this viii
lage will go to Bristol Saturday and play
the Bristol town nlne.-Mrs John Signor
went to Burlington Tuesday morning to
get her daughter. Marie Signor, who two
weeks ago underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital for appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Fletcher and son have
returned to Bridport.--A. y Brown, con-
tractor, has been awarded the contract
for the building of the cottage OF n. j.
Sanford at Lake Dunmorc and work on
same will be commenced soon.-Ex-Gov.
NltNdll anu hlSS w nus ifiN' SUM ~ -
troit, Mich. where they will visit his
daughter. Mrs Sylvester
G. w. Hurlhurt while at work Tuesday
stepped ON nail which penetrated the left
foot He is obliged to use crutchcs ana
II will be several days before he will be
able to resume his duties again.-Mrs. L.
L. Liberty of Rutland is at the homo of
Felix Liberty for a few days.-Arthur
Allen has returned to Vergenncs.-Mrs.
John II. Stewart, who has been III for a
few days. is slowly recovering. William
II. Duncan and two boys, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. Duncan
mother on Seymour street, have returned
to BurlinEton.--Th Mlddlebury high
school baseball nine will play Montpelier
high school in that city Friday afternoon
Saturday morning the team will PLAY
Montpelier Seminary at Montpelier lr
the afternoon they will go to Barre ana
lineup against the Goddard Seminary
Edward 7. Seymour and Or. T. Il
DoreY, who represented Father Daley
Council, Knights of Columbus at the an
nual state convention at st. Johnsbury
have returned home.-At the Congrega'
tional Church, the Rev. A. A. Lancaster
will preach at 10:45 on "EnlarGing tho
Borders of Peace" y baseball league is t.
be formed among the Congregations
Churches of Addison county. Boys no
over is years of age and members Of thu
Bible school are eligible to play on thu
team. There will he union service II
the CONGREGATIONAL Church at $50 p. m
when Mrs. Cora L. Seberry of New York
national lecturer for the WOman's Chris
tian Temperance union, will deliver thu
address of the eVening.-A few of thu
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William TYrel
gathered at their home Tuesday evenini
and gave her surprise birthday party
Whist was. played and refreshments were
served. The guests presented her will
| some pieces OF cut glass.-Dr. William II
Sheldon who has beer very III for a few
weeks, later having a relapse is nov
| improving Misses Agnes and Letiti
| Calhoun have returned from Rutland
where they have been visiting Miss Grac
Butlcr.-A camp of the Modern Wood
men of America. with 80 charter members
will be organized in Shoreham this even
| Ing and it is expected that within a fev
days camp of 60 charter members of tn
| same organization will be established Il
! Middlehury. Daniel Raymond. a vetera
! OF the civil war, ana now nearly :" Nedi
| Of age, who has been i'll for long time
has been failing gradually and now is in
serious condition. Mrs. Raymond hersel
! is far from well.-Lewis Brousseau an
/ Gcorga T.. Mccormick went on Wednes
! day to Eurlmgton, where they have Sc
cured employment through the season.
William H. Mathews of Ellenburg, \.
! is in town.--Iohn HiGgans. proprietor O
the Addison House, who has been in (
| Peters hospital at Albany, y. Y, for
days, is expected home to-day. He
| SnnnM lnt imnroNcd in health.