Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

his home Mr.. Bliss attended the Memoir |
lal Sunday service, but was unable to |
attend the Memorial day service and had
not been able be out since that day. He
Is survived by three daughters and one
son, Mrs Anna Cook of Mills. Mass,
l.. T.. Bliss of Morristown, Mrs Ida
Woodwork of 1nglewood, Cal, and Mrs.
Jessie Fairbanks of Morristown.-
Gertrude Clark of Harrington, Wyoming,
who has visited her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lyman Clark left Friday evening
on her return home.-Frank Cram ana
daughter, Rerye went to Burlington
Friday evening for short visit with
his daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs
f.. D. Huntley.--Mrs. George ". Lavarn-
way and two sons. who have visited
friends at Nashua, y. H, and Boston
for FIVE weeks, returned home Friday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs Fred Mower OF
Chicago and Mrs. II. l.. Delano went by
automobile Saturday to Bratteboro to
visit their sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs, F. A. Phelps, for a week
George f. Bates and son. Per-
cival H.. went Saturday to St Adams
for a visit with the formers mother Mrs.
William Bates.-Mrs Alexander Parks OF
Hardwick was a guest Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs william Stephen.-Mrs. May
Rundy went to bakersfield Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Barney, and sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs H. u. Gilbert.-Mr. and Mrs How
ard stevens went Saturday to ST. Johns
bury where they join Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p.
plnney and with them will make an au-
tomohie trip through the White noun
tains, making a stop at Littleton, n. H.
where they viii visit Mr. and Mrs George
J. Warslev.-Miss Hilma Rasmussen or
Waltham, Mass, who has for ten days
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Truman
Sweetser, returned home Saturday.-Prof
and Mrs A. L. Hardy of Amherst, Mass,
who came to attend the funeral of II. p
Munson returned Saturday to Green's
boro where they are passing the sum
mer-The Briggs drugstore, which was
,losed recently by his creditors was sold
Saturday at auction, w. +. Churchill
being the purchaser.-L. NJ. Paul called
here by the death Of his father w. l..
Paul, returned to Boston Saturday
Misses Marjorie and Ethel Thornton OF
California have been guests for several
days Of Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Smith Fred
Radger of st. Johnshury passed Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Radger-B. p White of Barre, who Is
passing the summer at Greensboro, spent
Sunday with his son and wife Mr.. and
Mrs NJ r White-Mr and Mrs. Willis
jackson of Woodsville came Saturday
evening for a short stay a the jackson
cottage, Lake ElmOre guests while here
of his brother and wife. Or and Mrs
]. Frank Jackson.-Mrs. w. h. Patch re-
turned Saturday evening from St Johns
lo. -iett Cd bnr a 81 n.
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Briggs.-Mr. and Mrs John Tyndall o.
Attleboro. Mass, came Saturday evening
for visit with his father and sisters. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond and daugh
ter Olivia RAYMOND, spent Sunday al st
Albans with her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Cross.-George Badge
was at home over Sunday from Lebanon
y. H-Miss Pennie Towle went to VOL
colt Saturday evening for few DAYS Wit
her father, James Towle.-Adolphus Ray
r1und received bad cut on his foot fror
glass while playing In the brook Satur
day which necrsstated the taking q
several stitches in dressing the wound
James Ford returned Monday to Shcldo
Springs after several days with his ram
fly at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. :
Stancliff.-Charles White, who Is serious
~ Ill with ncHrt trouble, TeiiltiHS ANU
the same.-George Cook of Mills. Mass
arrived Sunday, called by the death c
Mrs. Cooks father, Julius Biss.-Josep
Laraway Of Boston, an old time resider
of Morristown is visiting his brother an
wife, Mr. and Mrs Leander Lara way
Mrs. J. w Sanborn and the Rev. an
Mrs Robert T.. Swallow of Hyde Parl
Mass, came Monday to visit Mrs. Sar
horns brother and wife, and Mrs. Swa
lows uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Geors
W. Foss. at their cottage in the foot hill
Of Elmore mountain.-Mr. and Mrs B.
Palmer returned to St Johnsbury MOI
day, Mrs. Palmer having passed a wee
and Mr. Palmer Sunday with her sist'
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Sa
gent-Mrs. C. ". Fletcher Of East Was
ington. N. H.. passed Saturday and SUI
day guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Law.-Dr j. Arthur Robinson went
St Johnsbury Monday to meet Mrs. Ro
inson's mother Mrs. Elizabeth Collins
Hillsboro N H., who came from BostC
Monday TO pass the summer with h
daughter.-Alfred Fay of Johnson is
guest of his brother and wife. Mr. ~
Mrs. Arthur Fay.-tiuY Stafford - "
after a long and serious Illness
Mrs. Howard Skinner returned "
day evening from n ,wo ""eks' .Is
in Swanton with her sister and Inn
hand. Mr.. and Mrs. william Skim.
She was accompanied by her nice
Miss Grace Skinner, who will pass 4
remainder of the summer vacati'
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Nj
&. A. Smalley.-Dennts Cleveland we
Tuesday TO Burlington to enter t
Mary Fletcher hospital where he W
Undergo an eratlOn.-IIeorge Pre-
colt of Central Falls. r. j., came Mo
day evening to visit his cousins, n
and Mrs, G.. f. Smith.-Mrs. ]. w. FL
erson of st. Johnsbury came Mond
evening for an extended visit with h
daughter and husband, Mr.. and NJ
Harvey Gravln of Elmore.-Mrs
L. Smith of St, Johnsbury is a gu'
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 6.
Small-Mr. and Mrs, T. II. Hin
their daughter, Miss Juna Kinds a
Joseph Fuller of Huntington W.
guests over sunday of Mr.. and NJ
=. f. Smith.-Mrs. Frances Greene a
son. Porter, went Monday evening
st. Albans-Emile Estguy OF Mar
Vile, +. O., was guest over sumo
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs l.
Senesac.--Miss Thclma Hoyt retu
ed Monday evening from visit
three weeks with relatives at Fa