Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03

left Tuesday for Lebanon. n. H., for
few days.-Mrs. Huldah Smith. who has
been with her sister, Mrs. A. J. Foster,
for several days left for Tunbridge Tues
day.-Mrs. lde Sargent, who is passing
the summer in Granville, came Tuesday
to remain over night.-Miss Katherine
Denison, who has been here from
Nashua, N. II. for several DAYS. left
Tuesday on her homeward trIp.-Nrs
Williams left Tuesday for Bethel to visit
her son, Lewis Williams, and other rea-
tives.-Miss Sophia Dubois and sister
from Barnard were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. +. 3. Southworth of Bethel was in
town Tuesday. Josephine Emery
who underwent a serious operation at
the sanitarium last week for removal Of
gall stones, is now thought TO be i'm
proving.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bass
came from Bethel Monday to visit a
cousin, Mrs. Emma B w. King. who
came from stoughton. Mass. to visit
Mrs. c. r. Pratt.-iiss Anna Coughlin
came Tuesday from Barnard, whore she
| had been for A week at her home.-Miss
Sadie Haseltine, who has been here from
! STAFFORD at the sanitarium is now PASS
ing a few days at the home Of Mrs
children arrived Tuesday from Barre to
| remain for few days with Mr. and Mrs
Manchester, her raronts.-Mr and Mrs
| w. H. Gladding left Tuesday for Brat
tleboro, where they went to attend the
State convention Of the TnvcrsaIst
Church.-Mrs. George Dwycr, who has
been at Highgate Springs for six weeks.
returned Monday.--Hebcr Holman. who
1 ic
proved.
| Postmaster Dodge has received orders
from the postoffice department. which
! will obige him to close the postoffice
! at seven O'Clock in the evening every
night but Saturday. when It will remain
open TIL eight o'clock.-Au audience IT
| about $50 listened to the lecture given
! by Bliss Knapp of Brookline, Mass. on
Christian Science in the Dubois e Gay
hail Tuesday evening. Many from out Of
town were present-N"s Mark Morse
after several DAYS visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Merrlfcld, ir
Grafton, arrived Tuesday and will teach
in the grades. Mrs J. G. Mann, who
Is passing the summer at the Manr
farm, left Wednesday for Bethel for :
short visit with friends.-Miss MauC
Johnston gave a party Monday night a
the home of her sister, Mrs. w F
Edison, to which she invited nine youns
lady friends to meet Mrs Harry Morton
better known here as Esther Hubba rd
Refreshments and a pleasant social TIM
were enjoyed. Mrs. Morton will soor
return to her home in Hyde Park, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams. VIII,
come here each year from Boston, hav
arrived and are with Mrs Estclle Gil
son.--Mr and Mrs George West, wh'
came from Moscow Saturday to visi
Mrs. Vests parents, Mr. and Mrs Rye
on the Cushman farm, left for thei
home Wednesday accompanied by Mrs
Vests sister, Miss Zipha Rye.-Mrs
Fred Chadwick of Lynn, Mass who ha
been with her aunt. Mrs. Hattie Nichols
in Braintree for few days, went to he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Packard
Tuesday. to remain for few days be
fore returning to Join her husband II
Detroit Mich.-Mrs. John Jacobs o
Braintree was in town Wednesday t
visit her mother, Mrs Matte Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Bell and son an,
daughter left Tuesday for Boston t.
pass few days in the city.-Mtss Flora
Bell left Wednesday for New York
Ernest Austin has returned from
Gardner, Me, where he has been Will
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Bell for 10 days
Miss Josephine Emory, who recently un
derwent an operation for the remova
of gall stones, is making a good 70