Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-05
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

cation with her mother. Mrs. Robert
Towle.-The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Memorial Baptist Church will
mold roll call social crlday evening in
the church parlors. ~. W. 4. Davidson
Will be the guest of the soclety.-Miss
Falth Walker, who has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker
Tor few days, has returned to Bridport
Charles Lamorder who has been visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. Miller. and family
in NerSennes for n week. has returned
home. Mr.. Lamorder has been confined
Tor several weeks from the effects of a
shocK' but seems to be recovering.
Mrs NJ. y. Andrews has gone 10
Burlington for a few days.--Niss Helen
A. Hartman Of Northampton. Mass.
who has been visiting in town for n few
days, has returned TO her home-The
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist Church neld a
well attended meeting at the home of
Mrs Nj. II. Eddy Monday afternoon
Lyman EldredSe. who has been in town
for a few days. has returned 10 North
Adams, MaSs.-Rernard Burns has re-
turned to Brandon after a short stay
n
Salisbury VS.. William Stoddard of the
same town was tried before Judge James
- Donoway in municipal court Sattr-
day afternoon and the jury awarded the
plaintiff sl5 and costs The nlaintiff
charged that on December % he was
struck and beaten by Stoddard. He
brought suit of $500 damages-Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Wells of New York form
er residents. are in town for a few dave
There was large attendance of the
pastors class OF the Memorial Bantist
Church at the parsonage Monday even
ing The topic was The Essentials of
Christian Faith"
DR.. and Mrs Stanton S. Eddy havo va
turned from Proctor-W. Fl Motthau.
or EHenburg. y. Y. is In town for sew
eiai uays'-fMhK Goodro. who has been
visiting his brothers here for sevaraI
days returned Saturday to Ipswich.
"ass'-Ihe three act drama, The Face
at the window will be presented in
GOOD Templars' hall at East Middleburv
Friday evening under the auspices of +he
senior class of Becman Academy of New
Haven.-llarry Brousseau went FRIDAY
night to Poushkcepsie, ~ Y, where bo
has employment.-NIss Ada Smith of
Proctor is visiting here-Mrs NJ ~
Butterfield has returned from RrIsto,
where she was called by the illness and
death OF her father, James r. Wills
Ezra r.. Turner has returned from Rut-
land. George Rocci, who has been spend-
Ing few months in Virginia, is in town
for few weeks.--Harry McGarrev has
gone to Rutland-Theodore Wells of New
York city, a former resident, is in town
for a few days.-James Duff and sister.
Miss Nellie Duff, have gone to Mont
real-The Ladies' Association for Home
and Foreign Missions of the Congrega-
tional Church met with Mrs
Gardner Wainwright Tuesday at three
O'Clock, The Ann Story Camp Fire
Girls met with Miss Crane Saturday
afternoon,--O. IL Atwood, who has been
i'll for few days, Is able to be about
again.-Mr. and Mrs Cloyes Murray and
daughter, Helen, have returned to Bur-
lington after few days in town-MGss
Grace Luther of Shoreham Is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs, a. w. Robbins.-Mtss
Ruby Noseburg has returned to Bristol
after few days in town.-W Watson Lar
row is moving from the Eldredge house
on The East Middebury road to a farm
in New Haven.-The Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary society of the Metho,
dist Church met with Mrs. n H.
Eddy Tuesday at 2:3O ocock.-Mr.
and Mrs. w H. Clement are visiting
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