Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

Robert English of Mortified Is in town.
Miss Ellen Casey, who has been in Yer |
gcnnes TO visit relatives has gone from |
there TO Rovalton TO stay for some time |
with her sister Mrs n. Zottman.--Wil- !
liam j. Smith has gone to Rutland to visit !
with his sister. Mrs Eugene j. Sherbear
Mr.. Smith is Just recovering from a brok-
en- bone in the left ankle. which ne re-
ccived in a tump from a delivery team
six weeks ago.-Ambrose Goodroe, who
has been seriously III for several months,
is now in a critical condition and is fail
ing rapidly. His brother, Isaac, who has
been caring for him, is nearly broken
down under the strain of the work.
Mr. and Mrs. jerome II. holland have
transferred their residence from South
street to the Rich house on Weybridge
street-John r. Thompson Of l1erkimer'
N. V. who about 20 years ago was resi-
dent of Middlebury, Is here with his wife
and three children to remain until after
the fair.
Otis Abbey has commenced ex-
tensive repairs on his residence on
South street.-IIarold st. Peters who has
been in town for the past few days with
his family, has returned to Ncrgcnnes,
where he is working on the telephone
line.-Wiliam steele. who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
steele, for week, has returned to
Lowell. Mass.--At a recent meeting of
the prudential committee of school dis
trict No 1 Ira ~. LaFleur was made
truant officer for the district-Mr and
Mrs. John K. Williamson Of New Haven,
Conn. with their children, Thomas and
Bertha, are here to spend several weeks
with friends and will remain until after
the fair-Mrs. Alfred f. TIlglcy of
Castelton is visiting Miss Emma fligley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wmmett and daughter,
who hS.n been in town for week.
have returned TO Salshury.-Miss Pearl
Uanham Of Shoreham is in town.
1 Lake Dunmore, where they will spend
week at the roroeS co'uaEe'-i ne
MISSES "Hce thurman ana MARION '"rr
| nave gone 10 Long Io'ht' Lake Nhafh-
p'aih' where theE Will spehd week.
~ r'N'es hi"i'la'" anu u""S n.'i'
Na'hrSn' nave returned from ie"
uaEs OUTING NJ starr rar''' oeacn'-4Nr'
ana Mrs D. H. sargent nave gone 10
@Ausa pie FORKS N L, Where they VIII
speno lie" DAYS with MT ana Mrs'
! i"re'''e r"se'-Mr anu WIS D.
| DeH'ers anu uausn'er ana MISS iiHriiet
! ''auuett ana ernest MaNan' VINO nave
peen III Town TOT le" Gays nave re-
'"rhen 10 i5e'nei iheN naue the Trip
| 10y au.oInooie' MISS larH hIuAa' ""o
was Nisl'InE al thelr nome IN bethei'
| accompanied then' nero'-f req nassau IS
| suffering from piooo Polsohln@ IN MS
rlsht hand from the eHects OF getting
n
Ing some old umher'-Mr and Mrs.
Ohanpalene' VINO several months ago
moved TO Ninchendon' Mass, nave re-
turned 10 occupy a part OF the smith
house on South street Mr. Champagne
mas taken Posiuon at the W. r
Clement shoe store. where he was em-
ployed before ne left town.-Dr. and Mrs.
l.. f. Mellen of Bradentown Fla, who
have been in town for several weeks to
visit his son. DR.. F. F. Mellen. and fam
lily of South street, have started on their
return trip. They will stop at several
places on their way back.-Tht
Rev and Mrs. f. O. Taylor, who
have been in town for three weeks
started on their return trim to George.
town. Mass Monday afternoon. They
will stop at Dandy for a few days Mr.
! 1aNl0r was n former pastor or the sap
fist church here and on Sunday evening
he led the younG's people meeting.-ThC
Rev. n. w. Lyman of Springfield, Mass.
a former pastor of the Baptist Church
Will conduct services at the young pco
pies meeting at the Memorial Baptis
Church Sunday evening at 6:30.-At
meeting of the board of the village
trustees II was voted to purchase tn,
hulldlhg LOT or r. a fecK on Elm stree
through winch new ROAD = 20 he HHit
me price pald was 3''h IL Is understood
mat Work Will De commenced al once
MI chapman VINO mas several s'"f"
houses In 'hat NlclhitN' IS deglhp ceIIa
ana Will soon move one "I the puiu'h-
on TO the same ana NJ II up Tor u"elI
4 ing house'-N lll'aih foru Is CohIheu WIZ
4 blood poisoning, when was caused ny
4 scratch from Derry bush Monday
/ fnarKet daE, eggs hro"Eht - ana - cent
ana putter % ana q cents
! Nol Oharle9 T. Aou't' GUS ABBEY WI
nam L. OadE' r. r. Jones NIllah il
4 'obb ana 'hester Elmer AL 'lVl wa
l veterans ana associate members ora II
i lAaFleur ana ChaIIes r. il7h' attende
the reunion of Company F, 18th Vermont
i at Wallingford TuesdaN.--Jorrp7 caro-
] OF seymour street mad the misfortune I
, break his right leg lust above the ankl
at his home Monday evening when h
stepped In hole In the lawn and fel
a over.--John Gerald has returned froT
. Fittsford -Mr, and Mrs. r. Wimmett an
:. daughter, who have been at the home o
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