Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23

Quechee Gulf, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Buck,
Mr. and Mrs. IT. A. Leonard and W. w.
Brown and family to Woodstock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gladding are at
Berlin Pond for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs George Upper Of Barre
were among Sunday visitors In town.
Mrs. Arthur Howard and two children |
who have been in Franklin, N. H.. for
two weeks. returned Sunday night.-Miss |
Jennie Blanchard of White River juno |
ton is at the home of her parents, Mr. !
and Mrs John Blanchard, for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Greene arrived
from Gardner Mass, Sunday night
Mrs. lde Sargent of Paterson. n. j., and
her son. Crosby, who are passing the
| summer at their farm in Granville were
over-Sunday visitors at the home Of Mrs
w. B. Viall.-Mrs Amanda Northrop
| left Monday for Greensboro, where she
| is to remain for a time before returning
to New York-Joel Putnam who Is we'll
known here, and is now living with his
son, Robert Putnam, at Hanover n. H.,
fell in his room last week and fractured
|
of age next month, has been very active
up to this time, though falling in
strength.-Mrs. Roy Thayer returned
Monday from Montpelier, where she had
been with her cousin, Mrs George
Lackcy.-Mrs. James Mulaly Of Mont
peier visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Brown, over Sundays. S. Whit
comb, who has been i'll for several days
has suffered a relapse and is now con-
fined to the bed with a severe trouble
with one of his leFs.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Wheeler of White River Junction
were in town Monday. calling upon
Judge and Mrs j. w. Rowel.-Mrs Guy
| Lamson and children are in camp at
Highgato Springs at Camp Randolph at
the hanson cottage MIR. Lamson ex
poets to Join them there on Tuesday
here from Boston with her mother. Mrs.
G. l.. Davenport, went to Bethel Satur-
day for short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Forest Blossom. MIR, and Mrs Il.
A. Heath started for GAINESVILLE. Ohio
saturday where they Went to visit Mrs
4eaths daughter, Mrs Jones. for n
month-Mrs w. A. Jones returned SAT
Mrs. Clarence Hun left Monday for her
home in rltou, y. H., to pass few
days with her parents Miss Eida Sans
pra, who was in Bethel over Sunday with
her father. George Sanspra, has return
ed and resumed work in the Peton mar
ket IS bookkecper.
Miss Ruth Morse. who came from
Hartford, Conn, about June / and has
been with her aunt. Mrs Ella Smallev.
Tor most OF the time. left Tuesday FOR
her home.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith
ana young son, Randolph and daughter,
-. priscilla. left Saturday for Castleton.
J heir eldest son. Tredwell, went to
Montreal.-Mrs. S. G. jackson of Mont
pelier came Tuesday To visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. \. G. TempletOn.-Mrs Frances
{ Sargent Of Bethel came Tuesday for a
short stay with Miss Annie Messor
Miss Jessie Blanchard went to South
Royalton Tuesday for few days-Miss
Julia CUMMINGS, who has been here
from Claremont. y. H.. to stay few
e days with her mother, left Tuesday,
] Mrs. Harrison Avery went to Lowell
= Mass, Tuesday TO visit her mother and
= brother.-Miss Fannie Wood of Gardner
. Mass. is at the home of Mrs ~ g.
= Greene.-S. S. Whitcomb who has been
Ill for about month, docs not i'm.
prove and his son. f. s Whitcomb came
from Nashua, y. H., Monday night to
visit him.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hatch
and son. George. are in Hghgatc al
Camp Randolph for a few days-Mrs
Huntington of Barre is visiting Mrs. z
A. Shattuck.-"Jack" Vail left Tuesday
Il for Lynn, Mass where he Is to joir
tn" team of the New England League
e Between June q and July % the Ran
n dolph team. with Nails assistance, has
O played seven games, winning all, with a
o total score Of 70. G. w. Mclaughlin OF
. Middlehury, who arrived here last night
n Is to succeed Vail on the Randolph
: team.-Mrs. Mary Granger arrived Mon
. day, coming from Hanover, y. H., wher,
= her son. Fred. is attending the summer
9 school at Dartmouth College. She re-
p manned over night with Mr. and Mrs
I John Wood and ON Tuesday went t,
= Hanover t" ioin her daughter, Miss
c Edith.-The Boston Reds, a ball team
-. that came here Monday and was de
n feated by the Randolph boys. have re
NAMED over. Next week they are book
ed to play in the State of New York
i The Hon. Herbert Wall and family ar
I rived from Keene. n. H.. Monday an,
are spending a few days with Mr.. Wall
n sister Mrs Mary Strong Id
= Of Mrs. W. r. Wall, returned Monda.
- to Granville to join her husband ant
. sons on the farm.-The Rev G. O. How
" went to Barre Tuesday for short bust
Y ness trp.-Miss Florence Richardson
y after passing "A week in South Royaltol
- with her sister, Mrs Earl Hibhard, cam
.Ionday. her sister accompanying he
: for a short stay with her parents
II Mrs. Lucius Goodhcart left Wednesda
> for South Royalton to visit her sister
i Mrs. o. f. Greene, who has for n guest
It Carl Greene and family from Glen Cove
10 l.. I-Mr and Mrs. Carroll Granger o
8. their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gran
= ger.-Miss Grace Bradish and mothc
l. have come from Medford Mass for sew
2, eral weeks with DR., and Mrs. T.. a, Eaton
n Mrs. Bradish will remain with Mrs, g. +
g, Cushman, while the others go to Greens
L. boro to camp at Caspian lake for a coupl
= of weeks-S, S. Whitcomb, who has bee
g in n serious condition for 10 days wit
N what seemed like hardening Of the arter
p les In one of his limbs, Is now more com
"A Portable The consultation of physician
- advised the amputa ton of his leg, bu
=, later did not agree with that diagnosis
- He has improved from the use of RENE
>, dies in the last few hours, and it Is ex
y pected will make steady gain-Mrs
" NJ. Gordon, formerly of Barre, but late
OF Arizona Is in the East To visi
- friends, and was entertained Wehnesda
20 by the Rev and Mrs. Joseph Hamilto
III and daughter Miss Mabel Ha milton, TIL