Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-08

his laundry business TO A. j. Gauvin
VINO formerly conducted the business -
Gordon Brooks is at home from Bur
lington, called home on account Of tho
death Of his grandmother, Mrs Juliet
Brooks.-Mrs. Jesse Briggs has returned
to St Johnsbury after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w y. Patch
STOWE.
Work has begun on rcpaintlng the
Unity Church building with =. l.. Shaw
in charge. The estimated cost OF thu
work is s375 Upon her return to Wash
htton, d. c." after several weeks in
stowe. Mrs. Sarah Butler, formerly Of
stowe left check Of 500 toward the
work. The rest Of the money is being.
raised hi subscription-Mrs. Mary
y, Jenney has returned from
ten days business trip to Boston
During her absence she visited the
Rev. Eliza NJ II. Abbott in Boston and
her nephew, r. r. Mower and family
in Lowell.-Mrs Mary Sherbut went Sat.
urday to burlington for the winter.-Nrs
Arthur p. Bigclow and children Mildred
ana Paul Of Mddlescx spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In stowe. Mr.
Higeiow Joined her here Saturday even
. ing ON his way from his creamery in
| tndcrhill.-Edward X. Hale, who has
spent several days In stowe suporintcnG-
| ing the placing of a monument on his lot
,,,.,--i, '''''N ''"'cte'y, returned 10
| ~ .'''' way WIN w. ana Mrs.
',ui1 III 'h'Ir au1onnobilo-
r,.,.,,-.- "inelhg cIass opened
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., -, ''' ,,'l HurReht ana
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,f.. =, III 9'o"e.-Mr' ana
go, a,.i 49," anu sol" WHpert re-
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NJ. m''S'nu Mr. ana
c.t,,, ~, -, -'i'''''I anu oth'r
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&, .,...,.,l. IS :. ms was her hrst
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on ST. g,-,'' Al 'ohH r oster mouse
,., e,.i, -i"l" S'roet-d' w. Chapin
a.N.-. .i''y ~ moving INTO the Con-
J i,', pa, SonaE'' Inc rev. Lemuel
A.. ''''t' nus "oine Win then'-
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~, S'l"n I'iil'' Is recover
,r9..,.'- -, G"Ie was called TO
,tr. r,,Ii... 1I,,, ~ ner HioIher'
Nr,+1,od,-+ 1,,iaol,,., 80, -lu,'' VI the
har,-,.. Ito, - -, 50
da,. ,f+ar,oo,, a. CO.. ,1i,.
t,o,, viii no e,,.or l., $500 "a ~,
Nrrs . y Fisher az ~ ,a., ~
culver mis- a,.o,ir., ~. W
Fisher ovnoct 70 1o,,.o fo~ 49, 4.,.a.t.
STAY in Florida
4 large number from, sto.,... ,,+ord,. 49,,
Lamollo county r~orr.esi,.. convention,
o+ H,,do porl VITA, .r,
were II. G. Canning and = y Rauev
Among those going rs automobile woro
II. Z. Shaw. c. J.. Mcmahon. G. 7, Russell
and Clayton Peck-F y. Scars. who has
been in, Is improving-A gathering -
relatives and old ac1uaintanros NJ NJ.
Anna Kimbal's THURSDAY ovc,foc. W.
attended by Mrs Kimhalrs nice. Nh
| o y. Field Of Sornervtuc Mass fo-,,...-
/ ly Miss Mary simmons Of stowe Jr
Field and son, Mrs. c 4 simmons Nr
and Mrs a. II. Cheney. Mrs Ar.,o
Raymond, Mrs Abbia War;. Mr.. Flor,
Blodgctt Mr. and Mrs q T. Fowler
At A mission study meeting NJ Mrs Alec
A. Raymond's Thursday afternoon an tn.
tcrestinr prorrarl on Alaska ,vas I,
charge of Mrs RAYMOND Mics raur.
Thomas read nan.r.-Nrs CLAYTON p