Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24


dred Holden vice-president, Miss Ida
l. Crosby secretary and Earl Kenneld
!. treasurer. Meetings will be held once a
= month Miss Corbin was the guest Of
l. Mrs f. p. Van Dusen at the parsonage
e during her stay here.-Mrs. Van Dusen.
J. who has returned from visit TO her
= former home in Ellenburg N ". was
' accompanied home by her parents .-The
: Rev. Lemuel Davis has returned from
, n two weeks visit with his family in
whitfield n. Y.-Mrs Conrad A. Adams
ana son. CHARLES Russell, who have spent
y the summer in Stowe, went Saturday to
> their home in Somervillc, Mass.-Walter.
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pen
pin, who has been III with infantile bar
nlysls, has apparently recovered his
health and 1t Is expected will in time re-
, cover the use Of his legs. The condition
OF william Kemp. who is I'll with the
r disease, remains about the same.-Mr.
| and Mrs Robert Hill of Waterbury have
| moved to the place purchased of D. V.
Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Reed are with
friends until a tenement in the Fisher
house at the lower village is vacated
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Farnham have gone
to Moretown to live.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter, who have
spent the summer at the Green Mountain
Inn. left Monday on their return to Ok
lahoma.-Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mcmahon.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon and D. NJ. Nc
lMahon returned Sunday from, Pur,,pg,o,
where they went Saturday by automobile
by way OF Cambridge. They were accom-
panied to Burlington by Mrs. Henry c.
Mcmahon who mas passed the summer in
Vermont, and daughter, Miss Mildred
McMahon who recently returned from
Europe and who left Burlington Monday
for Milwaukee, Wis, on their way to
their homo in Minneapolis. Mr.. Nc /
Mahon returned last week to Mnncapo- /
lis by way of MontrcaL-Miss Minnie /
Ayers, who has spent six weeks with |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William w. /
Ayers at Mountain View farm, returned /
Monday to her work as trained nurse to
Noodsvill"' \. H.-The Rev Father At
well Of st. Michael's College conducted
Ia catholic service at the Akeley Nc
mortal building Sunday morning.-A pri-
Na'e me mas heen put In by the citizens
Telephone company connecting Mrs Scra
'uasoh mousse ON Brush hill with that
of her nephew. II. T. Jenncy. at the VII T.
IaRe.-Thc remains of IRA Marshall "a I,
''''@Ht mere 0il .
urdaY for burial in the River Bank com
eterN' Mr. Marshall was 81 years Of age. 4
ne resided in Gilmore. but died Mt the
nome OF a son In Waldcn.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Newton ~ Newfanc are visiting Mir
ana Mrs O. 5. Smth.-Miss Isabel
smith went Monday to Boston, whore she
VIII enter simmons COllcge.-Mr and
Mrs George f.. Fowler went Monday
with Mr.. and NTc
tn" lattor's automobile TO visit friends i'm
orleans and North TrOy-Tho Ladies'
Circl" of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
mot with Mrs Anna Eimhan Wcdnos-
day aftcrnoon.-H e. Mcmahon T.. ON /
q business trip to Boston.-Mrs fIo,rcr.
Mayo l"rt Monday on y business trim -o
Albany ana New York; y cu,it, 49,
Gently dug !? potatoes WEIGHING u
pounds At that ratio 20 no.,too,. ,,.o,,,, {
weigh a busheI-Mr. ana NJ. = =, \
Tovue and Mr. and Mo- "
have returned from ~ o,,.n,.,o,r {
TO Hartford vhoro ,h,,. ,.i,i., ~, n
Mrs G 6 Gu,bo &c c.,,. '''
the cott,go -, ,h at
camnpro,,,d o,, ala, ~ III iH''"'
fair NJ I'D una ,.' ''"''
turned ,,o,,da,. t' =" "'a'oro re- 8
,b.,, sr,1,. -, 'l' ""'''"ulE' "hor'
Gov, c,a.. "' WIN MIS- Bet ),
W.. " Ni'7 MINNIE Brown 8
"'"'"'r ana slster.-Mr. "A
'''N Wis r. W. llRnam have gone to