Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09

Mass.
Mrs. Mamie Peer has gone to Rutland
where she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her mother-Mr. and Mrs A. w
Eddy and daughter have gone on trip
in the northern part of the state.-Mr
and Mrs Arthur Rice and children of
Albany, n. Y. are in town to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sinon.- Miss
Ester Bullock is in BurlinFfo' for a few
days.-Miee ~ r,uuODt Rutland
Is theuIlMt3 YA'h' .pcr.-Ifar
old Fl, ..s returned from Randolph
p. r. Chapman has gone to
Long Point for a few days-Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Carey and children Of AL
oany, n. Y, are in town for a visit to
his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Carey.
Miss Hazel O'Connel has closed her
duties as teacher at Wells \. Y, for
the season and is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connell.-C. =.
Lane Of Mechancsville, y. v, is at :he
Addison for n few wecks.-Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Stewart have returned from
Thompson's Polnt--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
May and children, who have been visit
ing in town for ten days have returned
20 Pittsfo-d Patrick Condor, who has
been visiting at the home of his daugn-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Burke, have returned
to Shoreham.-Miss Bertha Gilmore and
mother, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Manley Winch in Pittsford
for few days. have returned home
Mrs. John Halpin and two children have
returned from Pittsford whore they have
been visiting her sister, Mrs Thomas
Carrigan.-Mlss Margaret McGoldrlck,
who has been III for a few months, has
so far recovered as to be able to he
about again.--Miss Mildred Dow of Pitts
ford has entered the employ Of the
Champlain Valley Telephone company az
operator-Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Ladd and
two children. who have been in town for
a few days. have returned to Barre.-Miss
Prudence Godett has returned to Yer
Eennes after a week with Miss Bernice
kidder.-Miss Josephine Munroe, opera
tor at the local telephone office. is hav-
ing a two weeks vacation. which she is
spending at the home of her parents in
Bristol.-Niss Elizabeth Tulley has gone
to New York, where she enters the train
ing class for nurses.-J. j. Smith of Troy,
y. Y, is in town for a few days.-Henrv
Dunmore.-Miss May Flynn, former
well known resident of this village who
has been visiting in town for few DAYS.
has returned TO Bellows Falls-Mrs Ray
mond Mcfarland and two children. who
have been visiting in Orwell for few
days. have returned.-Mr and Mrs Henry
Rooney and daughter, who were called
here few weeks ago by the illness and
death of his mother Mrs. joseph Rooney,
have returned to Albany, \. Y, acfom-
panied by Mr. Rooney, who will make
his home with his son.-Miss O'Dell
Douglas, who has been quite III for n
few weeks. is slowly recovering and is
now able to be up for a little each DAY.
Mrs. Sarah j. Mcintyre of Rochester is
visiting the family of her son. Fred Nc
lntyre, Of Washington street.-Miss
Della =. Seelry, who has been visiting
here at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. Seeey, has returned
to Rutland.-Mss Sarah Bordeau has re-
turned to her home here after having
been for several months in Vergennes in
the employ of a millinery establishment.
Mrs. Alfred Patton and daughter,
Marion, have returned to Vergennes after
:
Albert Hendricks.-M Jennie Eddy Of
Malone, n. Y. is .here to spend the sum
ner at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Emily
Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Huntley of South
Main street announced the engagement
OF their daughter, Rena Richmond, TO
lhomas Hamilton Ormsbee Of New York
city at luncheon given Tuesday after
noon to "A of Miss Huntley's girl friends
The table decorations consisted of a
large centerpiece of different shades Of
PINK roses with individual bouquets at
tached by pink ribbons-Mrs. Harry T.
foutt of New York and three chiIdron
are In town to visit at the home of MIR.
and Mrs f. f.. Turner.-Miss Susie
Holes, who has been in town for a few
days has returned to Montpelier.-Mrs
f. c. Warren a former resident who
has been in town, has returned 10 Rut
land.-Miss Clara Smith has gone to Bos-
ton, where she will spend sometime visit
| ing her sisters Mr.. and Mrs. Honry
White, who have been in town for some
time, have gone to Wilmington, where
they will make their home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Q. II, Cushman have returned from
T1conderogd, ~ Y, where they have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. NJ. V.
y. Darke, and family for a few days.
Nelson Signor, who was taken to .he
Proctor hospital at Proctor a few weeks
| ago suffering from the effects of an in
| Jury at the marble mill. has returned
home.-A. C. Wells OF Randolph is In
| town for few days.-Mss V e.
| Richardson has gone to Manchester,
where she will spend the summer-Mr.
and Mrs Harry Fisher of Buffalo. y. y.
are in town to visit his parents-Aliss
Mary b. Barrows has gone to New York
| city, where she will spend several weeks.
Miss Addc Parkill, who has been visit
ing Miss Stelc Turner of Franklin street
for a week, has returned to Cornwall -
Harry Brousseau, who has been away for
three months, during which time he has
been on several coasting expeditions, has
returned TO town for short stay. His
last work was on Lake Michigan and he
has just come from Cleveland Ohio
Mr., and Mrs Thomas Hughes of Provi-
dence. r. l.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mccormick
of New York are visiting at the Logan
Pittsford has taken a position at the
Addison House.-The Sunday school of
the Memorial Baptist Church will hold
their annual picnic at Lake Dunmore Fri
day, They will start from the church
about eight o'clock.-Bradford Godfrey of
Bennington is in town to visit his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lasher-
Prayer services for Mrs. Sarah Sprague
were held at the home of DR. Howard l..
Averill ON Court street Tuesday evening