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

Miner OF Flushing. L. l.. Is a guest OF
Miss Jessie Banks.-Principal Earl r.
Tracy Of the high school is visiting at
Nashua. N H.-The automobile parade
for Chautauaua week will be held Fri
day. Some 20 automobiles will parade in
Brandon and then visit several of the
surrounding towns. w. y. Nutting, +.
K. Barker and j. n. Whelden will be
In charge Of the parade.-The Rev. Will
liam V. Berg is at the military camp
near burlington and will remain until
August Mrs. Harry N. Carlyle died
Saturday at her home near Hubbardton.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Harrison Hubbard OF Pitts
burg is visiting Miss Alice Harrison
Major Carlos w. Carr of Carver street
celebrated his 18th birthday Monday. He
is a veteran of the Civil Wharf.-The Bran
don Chautauqua will be held August 3
to A. The program includes DR.. Paul NJ
Pearson, DR.. A. f. Turner, Frank Dixon.
Judge BENJAMIN 3. Lindsey, Frank
Stephens, Mrs. Minnie Bronson, DR.. Rus
sell II. Conwell. c. J. Hawkins, the
Adriatic band, the Tyrolean Alpine yod-
lers, the Tuskegee Institute singers and
the Dunbar Singing band. The entertain
ments will be given in tent on High
street.
| The Boston Dairy company has ceased
taking milk from the local station and
some of the customers are said to be
| three months in arrears In their pay.
The sums range from s75 to $3.50 The
company has made promises to settle in
| the near future.-Loren Bugbee Is In
Boston.-Mrs. o. C. Baker is spending a
few days in Whiting.-L. f. Cobb of
Depot street is Ill. He Is past 81 years
Of age-A II. Battles and family are at
Long Point, Lake Champlain. for two
weeks-Walter Benoit OF Cleveland,
Ohio. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
F1noit-Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wheeler
Of West Rutland are guests at Harry
Brown's-Frank Moore Is at Lyndon
Center.-The repairs to the rectory Of
St Thomas's Church are completed.-Mr
and Mrs. +. T. Bacon are at New Lon
dom Conn, for two weeks.-Jerome 5
Cole is conducting services each Sun
day at the old church In Brooksville.-
The Misses Carrie and Anna Carlyle o.
Northampton. Mass, are at F.. l.
Carlyle's. -Mrs. r c. kinsman o
WallinEford is visiting Mrs. Susan q
Campbex Frank Stafford Of River stree
celebrated his sOth birthday Saturday
The Rev Albert II. Mills Of the Baptis
Church will spend the next three weeks
at Worcester n. y.
musical service will be held a
the Methodist Church Sunday evening
The choir will be assisted by Harol'
Scales, pianist of Troy, and Kenneth
= Brown violinist of Troy, and othe
, visitors in Brandon.-The condition
of Hiram S Buttles was not so fav
orabIe Wednesday.-Pearl II. Wash
burn of Newport. n. H, Is at e. l.
Blackwells.-M Mills, wife of tn
Rev Albert r. Mills, has returned
. from Worcester. n. Y. The two son
have also arrived from Nunda. y. Y
r The Rev. and Mrs. Robert w Buchan
! an and daughter of Petersburgh. \
, Y, are spending a month at Franl
Chambers at silver Lake-Leon W
, Bentley of Brooklyn. N Y, is tn
guest of her aunt. Mrs. r. H. Wash
, burne-Mrs Carl j. Williams Of Rut
, land is visiting hsr mother. Mrs. Mari
+. Ferris.--E. H. Harrington of Yves
Rutland. a former resident, is at c. T
Connell's.-Mrs. R. B. Huntley of Port
land, Me. Is visiting Mrs. Florenc
Hammond.-Mrs. w Carlos Gipso
- has returned from Burlington