Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

versity of Vermont, is expected to-day
from Burlington for a short stay at
the home farm, after which she will
go Into Maine for the summer.-Misses
Bernice Bassett. Edith Stewart. Beat
rice Morrill and Doris Graves went
} Wednesday to Greensboro to spend
the remainder of the week at the
Fitch cottage.-Mr. and Mrs f. H.
Vancor went to Burlington Wednesday
to attend the graduation from the
! medical college of Mr.. Vancor's broth
er, Arthur Vancor.--Miss Eliza Reed
who has been employed for several
months as compositor in the News &
citizen office. has completed her en-
gagement.-Miss Althea Reynolds is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Enos Hill of
Stowe.-The condition of Kenneth
Dodge, who has been seriously i'll for
three months, is improving.-The
Mothers club will meet to-day with
Mrs. Allen Phillips. large attend
ance is desired there is important
business to be discussed-Wylie Tiff
resumed his duties in the Messenger
office Tuesday after a 10 days vacs
ton spent with Mr.. and Mrs L, p
Thayer at their summer home AZ
Highgate Springs-The condition of
Mrs. Edna Crossman.. who underwent
a serious operation at the Fanny AL
len hospital in Winooski about two
weeks ago. Is as comfortable as can
be expected.-Mr. and Mrs Row Ma
comber were given surprise party
last evening by members of the Phila-
thea and Delta Alpha classes of the
Methodist Church, the event being in
honor of their recent marriage.
, pleasant social evening was enjoyed
) and refreshments were served nice
chahng dish was presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Macomber 1t being the gift of
the young ladies-Mrs Ida Dunham
and two children went to Stowe Sat
urday for two weeks stay with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Edison
Mrs Fannie Hunt of Morristown Cor
ners left Wednesday for a short stay
with her brother, George Colby. of
Montpelier, going from there to Gro
ton. where she will make an extended
stay at the home of Mrs. Frank ?.
Heath-State's Attorney and Mrs. NJ.
F. Maurice are enjoying an outing on
the shores of Lake Champlain. in
Grand Isle county. They will return
July IL. His mail will be forwarded
and he can be quickly reached If any
thing should occur to require his serv-
ices.
MI and Mrs. 7. e. Cheney went to Bur
, hngton Tuesday to attend the University
OF Vermont commemorative Lydia
f. Joslyn celebrated her 92nd birthday
Tuesday. While in a feeble condition.
Mrs. Joslyn is dressed every day and is
a bl n hIr ut
quite an amount of reading.-F. w. Mould
went Tuesday to Burlington to witness
the ball game. L. V NJ. VS. Chinese Uni
versity, and after commencement will go
to keeseville n. y. for short stay with
friends.-Mss Ida Byrne. who has been
attending school at Hardwick, came Mon
day evening for a short stay with her
mother, Mrs. Neil Byrne-Miss Maud
Warren of Woodstock came Monday even
ing for short visit, a guest while here of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Eaton.-A. A.
Kendall of Enosburg Falls arrived Mon
day evening for visit in Elmore with
his son, Claud Kendall.-Charles Cole is
making extensive repairs on his house at
the corner of High and Winter Streets
Miss Alice Amsden of Hardvick came
Monday evening for a short stay with
den.-E. G. Foss left Tuesday by auto
mobile for Canadian points. where he has
got trace Of the team recently stolen
from him.-Miss Glenna Russell went to
Burlington Tuesday to enter the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment She was
accompanied by her aunt Miss Celia
Hamel.-Miss ALA Hanver accompanied
by her niece. Miss Viva Greene, left
Tuesday for visit at Pigeon Hill. Mystic
and Durham, P. O., and East Franklin
Miles Greene went Tuesday to Mon
treal-Maurice Greene and sister, Miss
Ruth Greene attended the COM
mencement exercises in Burlington
Mrs. Paul NJ Herzog and family of New
York city will arrive to-day and occupy
the Susanna White cottage at Samoset
during the summer.-Mrs. Frank ]. Nor
ris and three children have gone to Or
leans to VISIT her parents, Mr. and Mrs
F. II. Chase. She was accompanied by
Cecil Chase, her nephew, who has been
visiting her here.-Mrs. f. f. Hadey
went to Burlington Tuesday to visit Mr.
Hadley's mother. Mrs. f. V. Hadley,
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs. G.. A. Wilkins went to Windsor
Tuesday to attend the marriage of her
niece. Miss Hattie Bragg, to Harvey
Chase-Mrs Lucy Thayer and grandson
have gone to Jacksonville to visit her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thayer, and also her daughter and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Facoor.-Miss
F1ossie Sears went to Stowe Tuesday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wells for sew
eral days.-Mrs. f. a. Smaliey has re-
turned from two weeks visit with her
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
William skinner of Swanton.-Mrs. S w
Greene and son, John, of Lowell, Mass ,
have come to occupy the Alice Rigdale
| cottage at Samoset for the summer, this
being their third season hereditary X.
Her OF Neponset, Mass. and Miss Ruth
j. Blake, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Blake, were married by the Rev. w. f.
Baker at the home Of the brides par
ents. Eden, Saturday at three o'clock
Alexander Simpson Bruce of Worthwhile
and Miss Eliza Jane Robertson Reid Of
Morrlsvflle were married by the Rev. w.
+. Baker at the home OF the brides
brother, Peter Reid. in Morrisvile Sat-
urday afternoon
JOHNSON.
The high and normal schools have
| closed for the summer vacaton,-The ad-
dress before the normal graduates by the
Rev. Fraser Metzger was very much ap-
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