Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14
VERGENNES.

| Mrs +. c.. Norton with her son, John,
are spent the Weekend with her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth, in Middlebury.-H. l..
Hunt. who has had charge of the Shelf
field Farms Slawson-Decker milk plant
at the station for the past three years,
has been assigned to special inspection
work under Division Superintendent l.
| II. Brown f. II. Wischusen, of New
York city. who succeeds Mr.. Hunt. is a
| graduate of Cornell University, and has
| been employed previously on certified milk
| farms.--The condition Of Miss Genevieve
Maldoon Is improving and she is able
| to sit up for short time each day
| H. r. Eithorp has purchased the Eli
| Milo house on Water street. Mr.. Milo
| will move to the Henry Miner house on
| the same street.-At the annual meeting
of the Vergennes Electric company the
| following directors We're elected; John
j. Flynn c. w. Browncll, Elias Lyman,
| W. + Hendee and G. +. Brownell. At a
meeting of the directors, officers as fol-
lows were elected: President, John J..
Flynn: vice president, G. W. Brownell;
treasurer, Charles +. Parker: assistant
treasurer and clerk, G. Il. Brownell.-
f. &. Ward attended the Burlington Dis
trict Stewards meeting at Rutland Fri
day.. +. owen of Springfield, Mass,
visited L. F.. Avery Friday.-Mrs. Frank
Iarrow and daughter, Mrs. Agnes Short
sleeves, who spent the winter with Mr.,
and Mrs. David Duquctte at Chcopee
Falls. Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Larrow and other relatives in town
and vicinty.-L, a. Van Bromel of New
| grly Of NO hot toll Tor
Slawson- Decker company. was a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. n, Brown Thursday
Walter smith and II. II. Murphy of Bur
lington were in town Friday.--Mrs. a. IT
Booth, who underwent an operation for
the removal of cataracts from her eyes
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
G. T. s. Pierce loft Monday fol
Boston as delegate to the annual meet
ing of the Supreme Lodge OF the New
England order of Protcction,-J. C, Car
pointer and daughter, Dorothy, Of Char
lotto visited his mother, Mrs. =. NJ. Car
'pentcr Saturday.-The Bennington Scal'
company is installing n new trimmer il
the plant ON the falls.-J. c. Hayes O
Tlcondcroga, n. Y, visited his daughter
Saturday.-W. II. Adams, Jr., of POugh
: kccpsic, y. y, spent Sunday with hi
, parents Mr. and Mrs, w. II. Adams
Mrs. NJ r, Bristol with her daughter
Mrs. II. G. Herrick, spent the wcck-en'
/ with her daughters, the Misses Ada an
. Jennie Bristol, of Mddlebury.-Mr G
r, Carslcy and little son, Sidney, of Pal
q mcr Mass, who have been guests q
n Judge and Mrs. f.. l.. Fish. returne
, home Saturday.-Mrs. II. =. Fisher wa
in Burlington Saturday to help ceebrat
a the SIND birthday of her mother, Mrs
=. | Warner-lI, c. Iierrick was in Middle
n bury Sunday.-The condition of Mrs.
d l." Brunel, who is i'll with fever, is in
o proving The Tigers baseball team dc
e feated the State Industrial school teal
d Saturday by a score of 10 to 8.
:. Miss Lucy Lena Bashaw, who Ia
It been visiting her aunt Mrs, Linda Gag
It at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Dustin \
h Barrows, has gone to Ticonderoga n.
n and from there will go to Port Henry
n n. Y, for few days.-Mr. and Mr.
h f. II. Jelly of Tower, Mich, are Visitin
s Mr. and Mrs william Benoit.-Mis
Il Mildred Taber visited in Burlington Sur
: Iday-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rivers a.n