Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21

| father-in-law, Byron w. Field.-Tho |
condition of q. T. Field, who underwent |
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos |
pital, Burlington. Friday, was reported
! to be favorable Saturday.-The Rev. Will |
| liam T. Williamson and Mrs Williamson |
| have arrived from Boston and entered
| upon his duties as rector of st. Paul's
! Church Sunday.-Master Roger Preston
has returned to North Ferishurg after
a three months visit to Porto Rico.
where he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Nye.-ln the market Saturday
eggs sold for 90 cents per dozen and
butter from 20 to % cents per pound
Mrs william T.. Downer has returned
from a five weeks treatment AT the Mary
| Fletcher "ospital, Burlngton-H. L.
| Ellthorp went to Middlebury on business
Saturday.-The Rev. William F.. Hayes
and sister, Mrs. Weeden, started Friday
night for San Francisco, Call where Mr.
Hayes will be on the music staff of Grace
Church.--George James of North Ferris
burg called on friends in town Saturday.
Saturday morning Il. c. Scott Jr.,
caught an eight-pound wall-eyod pike In
the basin below the falls, the largest
fish of this species ever known to have
been captured near the falls.--D. S.
Z
Nir. and Mrs. George Perkins. has gone
to Middlebury to visit friends o" his
way home.-Nrs. Mary Clark of
Ferrsburg is the guest of Mr.. and Mira
j. Clark on Maple street.-H. b. Slack
was in Burlington Saturday.-C l..
Holden, president, \. ]. Holden, vice
president, and Charles e. Moore, general
manager, of the Remington Scale COM
pany of Bennington motored from Ben
nington Saturday and inspected their
plant at Vergennes--He V. Smith and
sister, Mrs. John Donovan, visited their
, parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith OF
, Crown Point, n. Y, Sunday.
Judge Frank l.. Fish spent Sunday In
, town with his family.-The condition of
Mrs T. r. Wilcox. who has been in
, poor health for some time is much i'm
, proved Miss Mary Stone of Middlebury
= College entertained her classmate, Miss
Katherine Hall, Sunday at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George T..
Stone.-L H. Brown is spending the
week in OEdensburg.-E. r. wilcox has
. returned from business trip to Crown
Point n. Y-Adcrman and Mrs. G. Il.
Benton have gone to Fitchburg, Mass"
to visit his sister, Mrs. Goodere. From
: there they will go to Boston for n short
2 vsit.-Miss Ruth Norton of Middlebury
: College spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. f. G. Norton--Mr. and Mrs Law
renee BARLEY and Mrs. Bernard McClury
made an automobile trip from Burlington
- Sunday and were guests of Postmaster
and Mrs Thomas Mack.-Col. Walter
u Scranton and family, who have been
= spending the winter at the Stevens
10 h,is nj 40,
% home, Woodbridge Hall, Lake Cham
plain, for the summer.-Harry Myers
spent Sunday in Rutland with his sister.
= Mrs Il. T. Field was at home Sunday
- from Burlington.--W. c. Foote and fam
lily and Mrs Frank Warner called on
T friends in Charlotte Sunday.-C. 3.
I Brownc spent Sunday in burlington
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n. Snyder and
- son spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
! and Mrs. l.. l.. Desautels. in Charlotte
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Colette visited rela-
e tives in North Ferrsburg Sunday.-Prof
|, NJ NJ. Morrison delivered an address or
= CONSTRUCTION of Farm Houses before
r Mount Philo Grange, North Ferrisburg
II Saturday evenng.-The Home Missionary
d society of the Methodist Eipiscopa
e Church met Wednesday Afternoon
i Win MISS Lena lidN kInS.-MlS. Jt'llhlU.
1t and Mss Ruth Gonyea went Monda,
n to the Fanny Allen hospital. Winooski
d to be present at the operation for ap
n pendicits of Mrs, Jenkins's daughter
c, Miss Constance Gonyea.-Mrs. Phoeb
&c Langevin has returned from a visit Il
ID Mrs William Banyea of Lebanon. n
lie II.
r Mrs. Cora L. Seberry of New York
gave an able and interesting address il
le the assembly room of the Bixby Ere
'" Memorial library Monday evenng.-Th
- condition of Mrs. Joshua Bean is muc
,e improved-E. c. Milo has moved to tn
- Henry Miner house on Water street
~. L. a. sheldon of Rutland called o
- friends in town Tuesday. son wa
80 born recently to Mr.. and Mrs Myro
~ Fishman at the home OF Mrs. Fshman'
70 parents in New York city. C. Haye
- of Ticonderoga, y. Y. visited his daugl
As tiers, Eleanor ana Marian, Monday
n MYron Fiehman Of Bristol visited hi
he brother Max Tishman, Sunday.-E. {
20 Scott, Sr., is ill.-Mrs. Lillian IIughe
s. who was called hero by the serious il
to ness of her mother, Mrs. Joshua Deal
H. returned Tuesday to New London Com
l., IL. 7. Elthorp is moving to the hou'
as he recently purchased OF Eli Milo.
at Henry V. Smith and sister. Mrs. job
Is Donovan, have returned from n visit
IN their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Samu
H. Smith, of Crown Point.-The conditic
rs. of p. r. Field, who is at the Maj
ct, Fletcher hospital, Burlington, remain
of about the same.
re-, There will be a distyct meeting of t.
D.. Vermont Library association at Il
m BiNby Memorial Free Library June Q.
on the morning from 10 to II there will be
Die round table discussion at which all a
ny expected to take part. In the afterno,
- the University of Vermont, who is al
IS chairman of the State Library commit
ID sion, will give an address on some tor
TX of general interest. The general pub
wy is welcome to attend both sessions, viii
- will be in the assembly hall of the lbr
"' ry.. The trustees of the library will G
-. terrain all visiting guests. at the Steve
'a House for dinncr,-Mr, and Mrs, J.
,s Clark of Addison on their return Tuesd
,sa from visit to their son-in-law
ST. A. Mitchell, of St. Adams were CUES
,er of Mr., l.. s, Whitford.- Prof. SAINT
da. Preston of White Plains, n
Cd visited in town Wednesday.-Ca
ION per Leach of Pawlet was a que
mas OF lhe stevens House wednesday
md w II. Brewster, G. r. Cheney, Geor