Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-16
VERGENNES.

VERGENNES,.
Postmaster Thomas Mack is ill.-Alder-
man Henry Morris has moved to the
stevens tenement, lately vacated by Leon
Sorrcll.-A daughter was born Wcdncs-
day to Mr. and Mrs Charles Ruscoe--
Miss Florence Smith returned Monday to
Guilford to resume her duties as teacher
i'm the public school.-Thc Misses Ada and
Jennie Bristol Of Middlebury are visit
ing their mother. Mrs. NJ T. Bristol,
ana their sister, Mrs. H. G. Hcrrlck
Miss Anna Kmgman has been engaged
to teach clocution at Middlcbury College
Monday and Wednesday of each week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Fcrrlsburs will hold
its annual meeting in the vestrysof the
church Friday afternoon.-J. w Ryan
was in Shelburne on business Monday
Albert G. Hunt has returned to Norwich
University after spending the Easter va
cation with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
George Hunt--Miss Edith Rcnaud visited
in Rutland Monday.-Thc Rev. stephen
s. cobb left Tuesday for Saratoga, y.
y, to attend the annual session of the
Troy conference.-the Misses Ada and
Junic Bristol returned Tuesday to Mid
dlebury after visit to their mother, Mrs
NJ r. Bristol and their sister Mrs.
II. c. 1Ierrick.-Mrs. w. Z. Greene Of
Warren Ohio, who is on her way home
from visit to relatives In Montreal. IS
visiting Mrs. f.. g. Norton.-Thc infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ros-
coe died ADMINISTRATION u. Bristol
has gone to New York city to visit his
son, Warren j.. Brstol'--Mr and Mrs
John +. Barley visited the Rev Z. \.
Campeau Sunday.-Victor Renaud has
returned to the Albany CN. " business
College, after a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Renaud.-Dr. /. d. Bet
finger of Shclburne visited in town Mon
day.-William Crosby, accompanied by
his grandson, Frederick Horsford, visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. cyrus Horsford,
of Charlotte Sunday.
Joseph NoseuX of this city and Miss
Wihelmina Mullln Of West Rutland We're
married Monday at st. Bridget's
Church, West Rutland, by the Rev. j. J.
Boyle. George Sullivan of Panton was
the best man and Miss Mary Mulin.
sister of the bride, acted rs bridesmaid.
After a two weeks wedding trip to AL
banv, New York and Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. NoiseuN will return to this city to
residc.-Harry Norton visited his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Norton, of Addison Sunday
The Easter collection at the Methodist
Episcopal Church sunday was about $50
Mrs. Sidney Harris of Holland is visiting
her son, Corydon Iiarrls.-Thn condition
of Mrs. l.. +. Benton IS more faVora BILE
A son was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clarke of Waltham.-Dr Horace
Bristol and son. Richard, of Bennington
visited his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. r.
Bristol, Sunday.-Raymond Slack of the
Albany On. " Business College is passing
the spring vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. B. Slack.-At the thank -offer-
ing Of the COngre gatlonal Church Friday
the offering amounted to Sober
bert Dutton visited in Burlington Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas y. Snyder and
son visited her parents Nr. and Mrs.
Louis L. Desautcs, of Charlotte Sunday.
Miss Blanche Field visited in Burlington
Sunday.-Thc Easter offering at st. paurs
Church was $1ol for the church and So
tor the Sunday school. Frank a. Lord OF
New York spent Easter with Col. Samuel
-. Pierson at the Stevens IIousc.--NIr
Walter Scranton has returned from u two
weeks VISIT in New York city.-ll,s Mar
jorie Phelps spent Easter in Burlington
with her mother, Mrs. Frank g. Phelps
4'"' VI cav, '..''"Oi 'i' ''"S.o
school at Potsdam, \. Y, is spcnd-
ing her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Fisher
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