Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06

Mrs. =. A. Hall of Orange, N. j., are |
In town for visit at the home OF MT |
and Mrs. Saunders on Court stroct-Mr |
and Mrs J. II. Stewart and son, Dugald' |
who have been at their summer home at
lThompson's Point for the past Two
weeks, have returned home.-Willam Ray
has returned from a ten days stay with
his family at Castleton-Miss Marion
crosby has returned from several
weeks stay at the Bread Loaf Inn
Miss Matte Tisdale Is In Brandon where
she is visiting friends for n few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rice and children,
who have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Simon, of High street for
the past few weeks, have returned to
their home in Albany. n. Y.--NIiss Vivian
simpson, clerk at the Miss Waugh
store. Is spending n two weeks vaca-
ton In New York State-Prof Earl
Cushman of Brooklyn, n. Y, Is in town
for a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| O. H. Cushman, of Washington street
Miss Tncz Lcvch and Miss Ethel I3nrt-
| lett loft town Monday for two weeks
visit in East Hampton, Conn.-Mrs r. J..
l}rough has returned from ten days
visit in st. Albars.-Mr and Mrs A. O.
|
I Rutland after few days stay in Gown
on husiness--Miss katherine Vassau Is
| camping at Lake Dunmorc for a week.
Ira NJ Taylor and family have returned
from an automobile trip in the aouthorn
part of the Statc.-NIr. and Mrs James
l.. clifford and Mrs. Clifrord's sister Ms
Sarah w Bradley of Poughkecpsie n.
| Y, are in town for two weaks .--Nrs.
| Ernest T.. Rich has returned from a visit
in Pittsford.--M ]. Dugan, who has been
IN town for several weeks has returned
to his home In VcrFcnnes -Fre1 NcIn-
tyre has returned from Burlington, where
he has been for n short time under medI-
cal trcatmcnt-Mr and Mrs Thomas
Hughes and their daughter. C,lia, re
turned to Providence r. l., Tuesday
after a three weeks visit: with friends
In town-Charlcs y. Brooks, one of the
best known residents of Middlcburv, lad
severe shock of paralysis covering hls
right side Monday evening LOWS Hen
field, proprietor Of the I}cc<with grocery
store, went on Monday to II" FANNY AL
lon hospital In WinoOski or an operation
for ppcndicitis.--Tuesday was the Ssth
birthday Of Otis Abbey and he was
heartily congratulated on the anniversary
by many of his friends M;. Abbey Is a
veteran of the Civil War and served N
Company Il, of the 14th Vermont regi-
ment.
Mrs. Ardell Fuller Of Worcester. Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs Arthur c,
Tabor.-Cieorge i. Marshall IS in Boston
for few days visit-Mr and Mrs !.
II. Taught Of South Acworth, y. H., are
Addison fay
Miss Mable Huestis of the f. w. Beck
with store is on a ten days vacation -
Mrs. W. l.. Porter, Miss II. S. Porter and
, Mrs. W. H. Petite of New York city are
at the Addison for the remainder of the
summer.-Mrs. Robert I4oveland. niece
, and nephew of Pittsford are in town for
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
. Henry Walker of Weybr.dge street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Seeley and chill.
, dren of Newark. n. j., are visiting hi,
, parents. Prof. and Mrs. II. NJ Soeley
of South street.-Mrs George Dplph!4
and daughter have returned from few
days visit in New Haven't. 4. Corbir
and family have returned to their HON,
in Burlington.-There was large at
tendance at n musical given in Musi,
hall last evening by the pupils of Mis-!
Minnie Hayden. instructor in vocal musi,
: at the summer session here.-Warde,
Wells Is at Lake Placid. ~ y whcr,
he was called by the serious illness o
> his father.-Miss Lucy Burdeau is visit
- ing In BurlinRtOn.-Henry Atwood VIII,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Josepl
= Lalinc, has returned to his home il
Rutland.-A quite home wedding occurre,
at the home of NJ. and Mrs Peter Kin,
on MIL street at two O'Clock Wcdnesda,
afternoon when their son. Edward \
King Of this village, and Miss Gcrtrud
= May Chase of Ripton We're united !!
- marriage by the Rev. A. \. Lancaster
pastor of the Conversational Church
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Rent of RiptOn only member
> Of the immediate family were present
u Mr. and Mrs King will make their HON
- here.-Joscph Calhoun has returned fror
u a trip through LAX. Champlain P =
= Kinks has returned from "A two week.
vacation which he spent with his faml
t. at Cana1oharie, y. Y. His family VT
remain there for some time.--A consider
y able number Of Middlebury people wcr
Is yesterday to Shoreham 70 attend III
T. festival day exercises given under tn
he auspices OF the Shorcham Village In
- provement society. Prof RAYMOND NJ,
n Farland of M!ddlebury College rnadc n
n address In the afternoon. The SUNNI,
IL catechism classes for the children Of N
s. Cetho!ic Church have been begun an
:, the sessions are held at nine o'cloc
W every raorning.-Cherles n. Brooks VIII
N had shock of paralysis Nlndav ever
I, Ing. remains In about tho same cond
10 t.on.-Charles J. Bullock continues
e. gain stead!ly.-Dr and Mrs. Howar
V Morgan, their son, Howard, and the
:, daughter. Lucille, Of New Haven. Conn
"a are visiting relatives IN this u unity.
y Miss Genovicve Parton ana IawrcnC
NJ Tanton of YerRennes arc visiting the
m grandmother. Mrs. Albert HENDRICKS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Arnold have =,
IN turned TO Lowell, Mass, after n thr,
et weeks stay in town Mrs. \. y. With
e. / Is in NorEonncs. --Mr. and Mrs. a.
'd Ia6d Of Montpelier are visiting ~
rd parents, Mr. ana Mrs Shackett-Rohc
n Mauney has returned from Rutlan
d where he attended the annual reunion
he the Seventh Vermont Veterans associ
ne ton Frank Piper, civil Wa vcter'
81 and a former resident of this town. Wy
has been visiting relatives and old tin
'e friends here for the past fow weeks, h
H. returned to tho Soldiers Home In BE
'e nington.
,e. VERGENNES.
rs Charles T. Stebbins has return,
III from clemens, n Y, bringing wi
Nv him n cannon that his uncle. ].