Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09
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N Shelburne Falls with their daughters,
we're brought home by automobile by the
Rev. and Mrs. Loeds.-Mrs f. i. Rye
md her two youngest children have re-
\urned from Moscow, where they have
)een visiting Mrs. George West.-Mrs
Pearl Rumrill, who has been here with
Yer parents, Mr.. and Mrs Francis Dick
srman, has returned to Concord, but eX-
poets to return for a longer stay.-Miss
katherine Dudley and Mrs. Il. Il. Brooks
have returned from Greensboro where
they have been in camp for several days.
Mrs. George Tapln and two children
have come from Boston for several weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davenport. Mabel Minis is making
a good recovery from a serious opera
ton, which she recently underwent at
the sanitarium Mrs. Harry Abbott of
Columbus, O., is being entertained by
Mrs w. +. Wedgwood.-M and Mrs.
Joseph Atwood left June 30 for their
cottage at Greensboro to remain for the
summer.-Mrs Arthur Howard and two
children have gone to Franklin, n. H.,
for two weeks.-Miss Jessie Chedel has
gone to Portland Conn, to pass a few
weeks with her brother. DR.. Charles
Chedel.-Mrs. James Hanrahan of White
River Junction is visiting her mother,
Mrs George Whltney.-Mrs. Glenn Row
ell of Rochester is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Iod gkins.-Irving Gattman of Allston,
Mass, is passing his vacation with his
aunt, Miss c. T. Moore.-Mrs. H. s.
Tobey Ia in sutton n. H.. the guest of
her mother, Mrs. w. c. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Merrill Campbell jour-
neyed to Warren Saturday for visit
with relatives. Two ball games were
played at the Viall-Alumni Athletic park
Saturday, the one in the forenoon being
between the italian ball team of Barre
and the local boys, the former being de-
feated by the score of 10 to 4. The game
IN the afternoon was between the Wind
sor team and the Randolph boys, the lat
ter again winning 4 victory. th4
score being to o-Mlss Mary Adams
who has been serving as cashier In the
store of Bell Brothers for several months
resigned Friday night and will begin
teaching IN the fall.-Mrs. Ellen Lattimer
and uncle, Edison Emery went to Roches-
ter Saturday for a short stay. Miss Doris
Lattimer, her daughter, Is passing some
,me in st. Albans--Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Dumas OF Greenfield, Mass. are in town
visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs
George Chatfield and Mrs. Elmer Mont
gomery. and Mrs. Hale Flint and
daughters are in St Alnans for a short
stay with Mr. F'lint's brother, Charles
Flint.-Mr. and Mrs, ]. w. Raymond
Mrs. NJ A. Tewksbury and Mrs. Raymond
left Saturday morning for York Beach
going by way Of Boston. Others of the
party were Mr. and Mrs. p. p. Lamson
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bass-Mrs II. w
Lewis and children went to Queen City
Park Saturday to remain through the
summer.-Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury
gave a pleasant card party Friday after
noon, to which she invited about % of hel
young lady frcnds.-Therc was no serV
ice in Bethany Church Sunday morning
but It is expected that Mr.. Metzger viii
return in season for next Sunday!
services. Bertha Nancy has beer
passing d few days in Boston with Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Skinner.-A. G. Osgoot
has gone on a business trip to Vancouver
B. c., and expects to be away TIVE
months. Miss Esther Ham Is in Liner
lex. Me, to spend her vacation with he
aunt Mrs. Fannie Pease Frank f
Smith. owner of the Howard block ha
sold his house in Barre and come here
10 live. renting the lower tenement o
Mrs. Mabel Adams house, which has jus
been vacated by c. D. Gibbs.-Miss Elk
j. Brownell Of Pomfret. former grad
uate of the high school, has accepted {
position as instructor in mathematics il
a New York high school-Mrs. IrvlI
Chadwick of Melrose, Mass has come TO
a few weeks with Silas Chadwick and hi
daughter, Mrs Goodheart-Mrs. f. W
Marble has gone to Burlington to stay {
few days
Royce Bass of Taunton Mass, Is pass
ing a few days with his brother. Johl
Bass, who had also for guest owe
Sunday Mrs. T.. L. Bass of Bethel.-Mrs
+. A. Eaton and mother, Mrs. G. +
Cushman, left Monday for Lake Morey
where they will be guests of Miss Ami
Messer for n few days. DR.. Eaton wen
10 White River Junction Monday.-Mrs
W. r. Edison and Miss Maud Johnston
who We're in Lebanon n. H., over tn
Fourth, returned Sunday.-The Rev L
w. Sharpe conducted a part of the serv
Ice at the Methodist Church Sunday even
Ing, baptizing the infant child of tn
Rev. and Mrs. G.. F. Crawford.-Mr an,
Mrs. l.. G. Tracy, who have been pass
Ing month in Williamstown, Berli
and Northfeld with their daughter, re
turned Monday.-Miss Anita Burt ar
rived Monday from Burlington for a few
days at the Burt farm.-Mrs. E. A
Nat nc an
Harold Banister. who have been in War
rem for several weeks, returned hom
Monday.-Mrs, Forest Blossom, who ha
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. f. Davenport, for a short visit re
turned Monday.-Clarence Pltkin o
Claremont, n. H., was In town Satur
day and Sunday with his mother, Mrs
William Pitkin-The funeral of william
Huntley, who died Friday. was held Sun
day at his home near the Stock farm
the Rev Joseph Hamilton officiating
Burial was in Southview cemetery. MI
Huntley had been i'll for several week
slth malignant trouble of the stomach
which was incurable. He is survived b.
his wife and one daughter besides othe
relatives. Mr. Huntley served in tn
Civil War and 10 of his comrades fror
L. >. Grant Post attended the FUNERAL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moulton of Bos
ton, who have been here with his mothe
for a month. went with the latter Mrs
Ann Moulton, to Hartford Monday I
visit Mrs. Moulton's daughter, Mr.!
Benjamin Briggs Tuesday Mr., and Mr..
Moulton went on to their home, leay
ing the mother for a longer visit wit
her daughter.-Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Sar
gent of Woodsville, y. H., came b
automobile Saturday and on their re