Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-02

league Friday night.-A. y. Boyd Of Rox-
bury Is in town for q few days.-L. d.
Winslow has returned from the Rutland
hospital. Fired Howard has moved from
the Powers farm to the tenement OF
Delano F.. Goodrich on Carver street
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Thomas's
Church met with Mrs f. b. Backus
Friday afternoon.-Alb baing address
ed union service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday evening In the
interests of the Anti-Saloon League.-Tho
Ladies' Bridge Whist club met with Mrs.
Peck OF Pearl street Saturday after
noon.
John Mound has moved from Depot
street to the Hewitt house on Franklin
street-Duripg the vacation of the public
schools, Miss Louise Clark Is at Montpel-
Ter, Miss Grace Everin at Rutland, Miss
Julia Woodman at Norgennes and
Bernard Burns at Middlebury. The Rev.
Albert E. Mills began his pastoratc at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning large
congregation was present ana the new
pastor made a pleasing impression. The
parsonage has been extensively repaired
to receive the pastors famlly.-Mrs Ad-
die b. Woods is the guest of relatives In
Rutlaud.-Miss Bertha Sumner has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Susan Washhurn,
at Goshen.
w IT. Johnson, G, f. Cornell and A. l..
Bird of Brandon nave formed a company
with a capital of $4,000. Articles of ASSOC
ella ton have been filed with the secre-
tary OF state, The company will manu-
r., nd nctu nj
sell and buy patents. Mr.. Johnson will be
general manager and superintendent and
for a time articles OF his invention will be
produced,--C d. Tracy OF the high school
is in Middlebury Stewart and John East
wood are at Brattleboro.- c. ". Ross
and Mrs. r. II. Button are spending a
week in New York city.-Mrs. Hack S
! music class gave a recital at the Brandon
Inn parlors Monday evening,-The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Congregational Church
will give a lecture course next winter
Miss Relic Griffith is at home from Md
dlebury College.-Frank Ferris has leased
the Leland place in the Arnold district
Charles La Flamme has bought place at
South Londonderry and will soon occupy
1.-THE Neighborhood Circle of King S
Daughters will meet with Mss Edith
Thomas this afternoor-Mrs. Carrie
McCullum ia in Saratoga Springs.-Mrs.
Molie Durgy Is in New York for few
days-Miss Myrtle A. SeverY and Miss
Delsie Severy are IN Rutland. Mrs c. I.
Button has returned to Middlebury after
a visit of several days in town.
The Durham store has been closed
and the remaining stock is being packed
for shipment-Clarence w. Carpenter is
at Derby Line Ca shier Walter r. Scott
liof the Brandon National bank is con
fined to the house by ilness:Mrs
| Charles De Garmo died at Brattleborc
Tuesday. The funeral will he held al
st. Marys Church Monday morning
| The Rcv. Paul McKenna of Barr,
preached the lenten sermon at st. Mary''
| Church Tuesday evening.-Colls Plude Is
seriously III at his home on Depot square
Fred L. Patnole has been called tt
Miss Hazel and Malcomb Cole Of Bpr
lington are guests at II. L. Williams's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Boyd left Tuesday
| for RoXbury, where they will make thei
| home.-Miss Clara Hosmer has returne,
| from the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
Ilington. where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.-Mis Ethel Ryde
of Proctor is spending her vacation will
her mother, Mrs. w. II. Flinte.-San
PauI's Lodge, No. IS. f. and A. NJ. con
ferred the NJ. NJ, degree on their candi
dates Wednesday evening. A banque
was erved.-Charles Benoit has resiEne
his position at the clifford store. to TAX
effect April AIRS. II. o. Lowell ant
! Miss Olive Temple Carr left Tuesday fO
Detroit. Mich, where they will spend tn
summer.-Mrs. John Lazelle is veitin
Rollin Lazele in Proctor Rus
sell is moving from Seminary hill t
Rutland.