Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

College, who has been employed at BLOCK
Island X. l., spent the Weekend with his
parents.-Mr. and Mrs Ara T.. Ball ana
two children of Montpelier and Palmer
/ Ball of Boston are spending their vaca-
ton with their parents Mr.. and Mrs Ezra
/ NJ. Ball.-I1arrY Myers. who Is employer
In the drug store of w. Il. Warner e Co.,
! Is taking a weeks vacation.-Mrs. cyrus
| lIorsford of Char visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Crosby. yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Brush Kingsland
] started Sunday on their return to ll~~-
mond, Ind, after n two weeks visit TO
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kings
| land.-The Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol
Of Mlddlehury spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Myron r. Brlstol--Levi
Brown went Monday to open creamery
for the Sheffield Farms. Slawson- Decker
company at Lisbon, n. Y.
Bushnell Smith of Thompsonvile
Conn. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G.. Smith.--tloward Grandcy and
/ Clarence Fisher left Saturday to enter
! the Albany, n. Y. Business College
P.'of. Prentss C. Hoyt and son, Muir
ray, who have been passing the summer
at their cottage at Potash Bay, have re-
turned to Worcester, Mass--In the
wholesale market Saturday eggs sold for
90 cents per dozen and butter 30 cents per
pound. Daniel OBrion of South Burling-
ton was in town Saturday.--Miss Ruth
Morris, who has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Louise Morris, has returned
To Marlboro, Mass. Miss Morris is the
/ daughter OF a former resident. George
Morrls.-S. d. Miner has resumed his
duties In the postoffice.- Irving II. Hare
| is Ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
lScranton.--Miss Edna Slmmonds OF Phil
/ mont, y. Y, is spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Cook.
The condition of Mrs George +.
Daniels. who recently while descend
ing the private stairway at the stew
ems House fell and broke bone in
| her right wrist and sustained some
severe bruises about the temple and
one eye is much improved.-Mis.s Mil
dred Moorby of South Orange y. Y,
! is visiting her mother, Mrs Lillian
Moorby. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Meuller OF
/ st Joseph, Mich. are visiting his
aunt, Mrs. w. j. Thompaon.-Mrs Jen-
ME White and Miss Lucy Warner Of
! Fitchhurg. Mass. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Frank NJ. Warner.
The Nergennes schools have opened
with large attendance The members
of the high school number III, the largest
enrolment in the history of the school.
divided among the different years as fol-
lows First year, 80: second, SO: third.
IS; fourth. 49, The members of the
elementary schools number POS The corps
of teachers is: superintendent w. II.
Douglass; principal. j. 6. Walker; pre-
.,..,,
tor of agriculture, Henry King; assistant.
Miss May McPhllomy; grade seven aud
| eight, Miss Helen Greene; NTH and sixth.
Miss Edna Bail; third and fourth, Miss
Edith McGoVern; second, Miss Ada
| Crosby; first and supervisor of music,
Miss Thessic Powers; principal OF teach
crs' training class, Mrs. Bertha Burridgr
Mrs. c. a. Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. W.
j. strong and Marston Eavland are
spending a few weeks at the l.. G. Cotey
cottage at Kimball's dock at the lake
The condition of II. w Spooner. rural
free delivery route No. /. who has been
Ill for several weeks, is improving. Ills
son is acting as substitute on the route
A daughter was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Jcrome.-W. II. Norton
and W. G. Foote went Monday to Eliza
of Emory Liberty of New York CITY.
a native of this place. who died sud
denly last week-Frank Baker and
daughter of Worcester. Mass. are visit
Ing in town and vlcinitY.-Wadu, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Powers left yesterday
to enter Saxton's River Acaremy.-W Will
| liam Coe has returned to Bridgeport, Conn.
after spending his vacation with his
Z NOT N1rs
Siblcy went Tuesday 10 Montpelier to
attend the funeral of his father. Silas
/ Siblcy.-Louls Liberty, former resident.
who was called from Worcester. Mass,
to Elzabethtown, y. Y, by the sudden
/ death of his brother, Emory Liberty,
visited his nieces, Mrs. W. II. Norton
and Miss Anna LeI}couf, Monday MIR
and Mrs. Earl Dcyoe, who have been
/ living in panton with Mrs. Deyoe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Varney,
have moved here and rented rooms in
the Frank Miner house formerly oc-
cupied by George Duprey.-Miss Marian
Severance has returned to Keesevile.
y. v, after visiting her aunts, Mrs. w
| r. Warner and Mrs. George w Stone
Miss Mary BARLEY. who has been pass
ing two weeks vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. BARLEY, has
returned to bridgeport Conn.-The Misses
katherine and Agnes Nanderoo, who
| have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Jarvis, have returned to Troy, n. Y.
At a meeting of the Athletic association
Of the Nereennes high school officers We're
elected as follows; President, Principal
j. c. Walker; vice president, Henry King
| secretary, VI. G. Daniels; treasurer, Lee
roy Dawson; manager, William Yattaw;
assistant, f. Charbonneau. Leonard Ben
nett has been elected captain of the high
school football team. The football squad
| which has begun practice Is showing up
! well and the prospect for good team Is
excellent The condition Of Mrs. william
Crosby, who has been III, is improving -
Miss Caroline Beach, who Is visiting rela-
tivcs in Canaan. Conn, will return this
week and resume her duties as teacher
| In MiddleburY graded school.-The La
dies Aid of Ferrsburr will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Elmer y. Birkett.-
| Miss Ann Middlehrook Of WeYhrdgc is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. u. Middlehrook
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts daugh-
tiers. Misses Mary and Madge, ana son,
Fred, who have been at the stevens
! House, left yesterday FOR their home in
| New York. Miss Katherine Garno who
| has been with her mother, has returned to
Mount St. Nary Academy. Burlington
Mrs, David +, Ran and children have
gone to Orwell to visit their parcnts.-M.
| T.. Frye of Peabody, Mass. visited Henry
King, instructor In agriculture n the high
school, yosterdaY.-Rohert French IF