Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

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Small of Boston came Saturday evening
for a stay of two weeks at the farm
house of his father, J.. S. Small.-The
Misses Marion Belts of Plymouth, N.
!. H., and Helen Belts Of Tilton. N. H..
came Saturday evening to visit their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Muzzy. Harley Wilson who has visited
friends at Barton and Newport, had the
misfortune Saturday to strain the liga-
ments of one knee, which has troubled
him before making necessary his return
home.-Dodd and Miss Lola Smalley Of
Mount Auburn, Iowa, who have been
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Minnie Small
ley, left Saturday evening on their re-
turn home.-Mr. and Mrs. William VI.
skinner their sons, Harry and Llnwood,
and daughter. Miss Doris Skinner, of
Swanton came Saturday evening for
week with Mrs. SINNERS parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer A. Smaley.-Mrs. Annie
Willborg and son. Harold, OF Boston ar
rived Saturday evening and will make
an extended stay at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. c. Cheney.-Mr. and Mrs
G.. F. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Fisher visited in North Hyde Park, Eden
land Lowell Sunday, making the trip
by automobile. II. A. Durfee re-
turned Monday to Burlington after sew
eral days with her daughter and hus-
band, Supt. and Mrs. G. u. Howe.-NIlss
lFlora wilkins returned to Richmond
Monday after passing several weeks with
friends here.-Miss Wilma Bliss of Tully,
y. Y, who has visited her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Wilkins, for two weeks,
left Monday.-Mrs T.. f. Hadley left
Monday for Philadelphia, called there on
account of the Illness of her mother,
Mrs. T. r Davis-Mrs. George Russell.
who has spent five months with Mr..
Russers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Russell, went Monday to Manchester,
n. H.. where Mr.. Russell is employed.
Miss Helen Russell returned Monday to
Manchester, y. H.. after week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Russell.
Mrs. Betsy Utton. who has visited here
, since May. left Monday and will visit
friends at Cabot and White River juno
ton before returning to Cheshire. Conn,
, Mrs. Sadie oaks and Mrs. Alice Gar
land of Manchester n. H., arrived Mon
|day for a short stay with friends.
Mrs. Charles r. Andrews and daugh-
ter Miss Edith Andrews Of Scituate
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs G.
w Foss at their cottage under the
mountain-Mrs G. II. Slocum returned
, Friday night from Boston. where she
, had passed week with her daughter
Mrs G. NJ. Chaplin. and was accompan-
. led by her guest. Mrs. G. j. Lewis, who
left Boston on her return tn Hannibal
{ Mo.-Mr and Mrs Dana Bumps returned
| Friday night from St. Johnsbury. where
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Gale Of Brooklyn. n. Y, a daughter OF
the late DR. Herbert Gale, a former
student at Peoples Academy. passed Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rivers
A ]. Boynton Of Rutland Joined Mrs
Roynton Friday evening In a visit with
his mother, Mrs. C. NJ Boynton. and
brother. L. r. Boynton, at the Boyntor
: farm-The Rev. II. A. Durfee returned
to Burlington Saturday morning after
a short visit with his daughter and nus.
band. Supt and Mrs. C. D. Howe
, Mrs. May Warner and daughter Miss
r Alice Warner, OF Lowell, returned home
, Saturday morning after a few days with
, Miss Eva Tilotson.-Miss Ida Keller re.
$ turned Saturday to Hardwick after a
week with Mr. and Mrs n. s. Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weafer of Barre
: are guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Weafer.-W. G. McClintock left
Saturday for Lynn, Mass. for visit
with his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam McClintock.-Mrs. Ralph Hubbel
| and son. Thaddeus, of Wolcott passed
Saturday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
; NJ. r. Eaton.-Thomas Wallace of st
Johnshury is guest for week OF
Messrs, Wallace. Brothers and theil
= families.-While driving from Brooklyn
and turning the corner on to Bridge
street Friday David Brown was thrown
and rendered unconscious by the fall
He was picked up and carried into the
! house of Robert Briggs, whore he was
attended by physicians. Postmaster II
]. Fisher and family are enjoying an out
ing at Lake Gilmore, occupying the
Drown cottage.
The 6sth year of school at People.
Academy will open Wednesday will
the following faculty: Superintendent
Carlton II. Howe, \. r., University OF
Vermont; principal. Rollo c. Reynolds
A. b., Dartmouth; assistant, Miss Mary
]. Simpson. Phi, b.. University of Yer,
mont; assistant. Miss Catherine A. WI
cox, y. b, University OF Vermont
. commercial, Miss Grace a. Gates. a
, b., University of Vermont; agricul
ture. Sheldon Miller, b. S. State Ag
ricultural College; home economic s
Miss Bessie NJ. Thayer, PHI. b., Univer
= sity of Vermont; teacher training. Mrs
Harriet NJ. Ide, a. b.. Wellesley; \
grammar, Miss Rena Merrill. Morris
. Vile, teacher training; 3 grammar Miss
= Joyce Perkins, johnson normal; sec,
r ond intermediate Miss Mamie Weafer
, Morrisville, teacher training; first in
, termediate, Miss Edna Slayton, Hyan
= mis-, Mass. summer school, 1914; sec
! ond primary Miss Elsie Stevens. John
= son normal; first primary, Miss Ethe
l Hoyt, Morrisville, teacher training
e Miss Isabel Harris returned Monday
g evening from a visit in Barton with
l her brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Harris.-Clarence Thomas, wht
is experimenting construction jot
= at North Woodstock n, H., for tn,
e United Construction company of Al
' bany, n. Y, came Monday evening fol
t a few days Mt his home.-Mrs. Lillian
4 Cutting Chase of Cambridge was
guest Sunday and Monday of Mr.. ant
Mrs +. A, Cutting.-Miss Pauline Ken
OF Burlington is a visitor at the Har
rison Dodge farm-Mrs C. S. Wilder
and daughter Miss Lena Wilder re-
= turned Monday evening from Middle
bury where they have been guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stlles-Mrs. Alton
Lawson of Hardwick came Tuesday
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