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

New Bedford for some years. arrived
Tuesday evening and will again make
Norrisville her home.-E. @. Brown and
son. Mark, of Concord, N. H., arrived
Tuesday evening for visit with friends
with headquarters at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Peo.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds
of Cambridge spent Tuesday with her
son and wife Principal and Mrs r. O.
Reynolds. Armstrong of Spring.
field, Mass, was a guest Saturday and
Sunday of his cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas.-w. b. Patch went TO Burlington
Tuesday, returning Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Patch. who recently underwent AN
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
Miss Catherine Cole Of stowe is visiting
PRINCIPAL and Mrs r. @. Reynolds.-John
Cheney, the 14-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Cheney, had the misfortune
to break his leg near the hip while at
play in the barn Mr. and Mrs. Cheney,
who were recently burned out, are maxi
ing their home at the district school
house.-Mrs. Hessie Shiland Chaffee Of
Flint Mich, spent Monday and Tuesday
with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Par
ker.-Mrs. f. H. Vancor and daughters,
Helen and Doris, returned Tuesday from
eral weeks with relatives-How e.
Kershner, lecture representative OF the
prohibition national committee, will speak
here Sunday evening on "Llmellght on
the Liquor Problem Miss Estella Smith
of Calais is a guest of Mrs Lucy Haw-
kins at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Terril. The Warren Leather company's
tannery and both the Union and f. w
u 4 I,,.s~
day to enable the employees to attend the
fair.-R. II. Metcalf and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of Underhill came Wednesday
for short stay with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r
Maurice.-E. f. Silloway has sold hi:
farm, the Strong farm, to William A
Warren OF Hyde Park. Mr.. Warren has
immediate possession and Mr.. SillowaJ
is moving to the Slnnott house on Cherry
street.-The condition Of George Wilson
| who has been low for several days, re-
mains unchanged.--Dr. Jackson of Mont
clair n. j., who Is passing the summer
at Caspian lake. Greensboro, will speai
at the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing.-Mrs. F. P. Darling has returned
| from a weeks visit to her son. Harry
| Darling, OF Albany. who accompanied hel
home.-The Rev. r. ID. Cranmer and fam
/ lily have returned from stay of tive
weeks In camp at the Waterman cottag'
at Lake Elmore.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry A
| Thomas Of Ludlow, Ma IS. are guests for
| few days of the formers cousin. r. f
| Barnes.-Mrs. Charles Brigham, who ha
been the guest for five weeks Of he
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. A
f. Ross OF Factoryville. Pa. arrived hom
Tuesday mornng.-Mrs. Mary Patno anc
daughter, Miss Rhea Patno, have moved
from rooms in the S. d. Luce house L
| rooms in the north section Of the Centen
NAL block-Mr, and Mrs. John Thorn o
| st. Paul. MINI, who have visited rela
tives in st. Adams for sometime, cam
| Tuesday evening to visit the former
| sister, Mrs. c. p. Greene.-Mlss Inc
Smith, bookkeeper in the N. Waite &
, Son store. Is taking a weeks vacation
from her duties.-Mrs. F. y. Van Dusel
and two children have returned from al
extended visit with relatives at her for
mer home at Ellenburg. n. Y. Mr.. Val
Dusen, who has had employment 70
sometime in the creamery at Sheldon. ha
completed his WORK there and returne
home.