Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30

that she Is slowly regaining health.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Woodward and daughter
of Warrenburg, N. Y, are In town to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs j. w. VIII
liamson.-Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Gorham ana
sons, Earl and Kenneth have returned
from New York city, where they have
| spent n week as guests of William Cor
ham.-Mrs Frank Ashley and children
are visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Fred Daniels.
John w Sears OF Seymour street, who
| had been III for a year or more with
| a complication of diseases, died at his home
| Saturday evening at the age Of % years.
| He is survived by a wife, one daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Eta Harrington, and three
sons, William and Burnley of this village
and Carl of Vergcnnes. The funeral was
held at his late home Tuesday afternoon
| It two o'cloclt. The Rev. John Evans
| Bold, rector of the st. stephens Epis-
I copal Church Of the village will Of
| fcate. Burial will be in the West Gene
| terv.-R W. Hale. an operator at the
| passenger station. had narrow escape
| from drowning just south of the iron
| bridge Saturday evening. lie started to
| swim across the creek and when about
| half way over got into difficulty. He was
| seen by Clifton Hayden. who cried to
some others In swimming, and they
promptly won't to the aid of Hale who
had gone down twice.-Miss Irma Lane,
| who has been at the Fanny Allen hos
pital for several weeks. where she I'M
| dorwont an operation, has returned home
and is greatly mprovcd-Nlichacl Lille
has returned from a short stay in
| Albany, y. T., whore ne was called Sat
l9s-. 1,,# Ii.
mother.-V. g. Chamberlin has returned
from Brandon, where he has been visit
ing relatives and friends Julius VIII
hanson, who has been III for a few
weeks, is slowly recovering. Prof. and
Mrs. G. B.. Wright have gone to Akron.
ohio. where they will spend some time
DIR. b. c. Balm and family. former
well known residents of this village and
now of Arkansas. are in town for sew
oral weeks with his father, Charles Balm
This Is his first visit here in IA years
d. D. Hope and family have gone TO
Lake Dunmore for two weehs.-N1rs.
Frank Loomis of Rutland is In town
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. chllson have gone
to their camp Or lake Champaign, whore
they will spend che next few weeks
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted of three carloads -
W. J. Farrel has resumed his duties at
the Hanks & Chison store after two
weeks spent In various parts of Yer
mont and New York States.-Nss Helene
LaPan has resumed her duties at the
+. W. Bcckwlth store after n 10 days
vacation spent at Roldens Ripton and
Lake Dunmoro. Miss Margaret Kent of
Springfield Mass, former resident, is
In town to visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Lihcrty.-Dr W A.
Dawson of Burlington will Off
cate at the Memorial Baptist
Church Sunday.-Mrs. j. Allen Warner of
: Albany, y. Y, is In town for n few days
: at the home of her mother, Mrs, G. S
WainWright-George Goulottc, who has
been for two weeks under treatment for
heart trouble at the Fanny Allen hos
= pital in Winooski, has returned to towr
= and IS greatly improved although mo-
. fully rccoverod-Mrs William Smi;l
, has gone to Saratoga, n Y, for n week
with her sisters, the Misses Chase
Hon. John w. Stewart ex-governor Of
Vermont. formerly United States senator
from Vermont and former congressman
j from the first Vermont congressional dis
4 triCt, has returned from Bennington
/ where he has been visiting his clos
\ friend, the Hon. John c. McCullough
1 former governor of the State.-Iamos l.
Cronkrito and Thomas Lands of Albany
y. v, are in town-Arss Anna 9Iuihai
is visiting IN Nergonnes after scvera
months I'm Middlebury. She will later re
! turn to her home in Center Rutland
Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Kiddcr have re
hturned from Springfield, Mass. wher
they We're called by the death of a SIS
l ter of Mrs Kidder's.-J. J. Smith o
I Troy. y. Y. who has been in town o.
business trip a few DAYS has re
turned to Troy. y. Y-Street Commis
/ sioner Lasher has force of men an
teams at work fixing the road on Nil
/ street. which was recently washed on
by the heavy rain storm-Contracto
l Perry. who has the contract for the lay
l ing of the new macadam road on Mort
/ Pleasant street, has had the road grade
and is now placing the stone in position
The road extends from the Congrega
-. tional Church TO beyond the resldenc
1t of Charles F.. Pinncy.-Prof. and Mrs
y F. w. Cady are parents Of n son. Dor
d Tuesday morning.-Mr. and Mrs, Ralp
Holmes of Schenectady. y. Y, are /
= town for visit to relatives and friend;
l. Miss Anna Hayes Of IIardwick is /
10 town to visit Mr.. and Mrs Walter Small
t, MFR and Mrs e. G Fletcher and Mr..
j. W. Bott, VINO have been In town fo
- a few days have returned to Sholburn'
a -Amon Tovctt has gone to the hos
e. pital in BURLINGTON. where he Ia to under
r go an operation for appendicitis.-Mr
Joseph Lapine has gone tc Rutland t
= visit relatives and fricnds,--A. c. Table
- has returned from Queen city Parl