Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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man left Friday for Keene ~ IL, to
visit their son.--Fred Goodwin has come
from Dartmouth College for a few days
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Byron
Goodwin, Mrs. Windsor Ditty, who came
from Williamstown for a short stay with
friends, went to Rochester Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs charles Perkins
The engagement of J. Glenn Sault and
Miss Ruby E., eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Allen. is announced.
Mr. Saul. has employment In the Suli-
van machine shops at Claremont, y. II.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall and Miss Harriet
have arrived from Roxbury. Mass and
are at their cottage. for the summer
Ernest Hatch has returned from trip
to Manchester. n. H., and Boston and
Mrs. r. A. Shattuck who has been in
Manchester and vicinity for two months,
returned with hm.-Frank Grove and
family have moved from the house of
II. T. Johnson to the house recently va
Gated by George Pride nearly opposite
the Johnson house.-Mss Aurelia YandoW
has finished teaching ~ Tunhridge and
is at home for the vacation .--Miss Minnie
Carpenter has gone to oak Bluffs, Mar
tha's Vineyard Judge and Mrs. S. y.
Conant Of Greenfield. Mass and Mrs e.
p Bartlett of Dorchester Center Mass,
were guests Of their brother, W. G. How
ard. last week.-News has been
received from Mrs r. u. Dubois, who
has been abroad for nine months, that
she expects to arrive home about July
] and her house on South Main street Is
being PVT in rc-diness.-A son, Charles
Clayton, was born June lG to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brooks.-Mrs Luce Wall
Beekmans gift of $1,000 has been ac-
cepted by the committee in charge of
Athletic park and the field will hereafter
bear the name of Wall Alumni park.
the name being inscribed in an arch over
the entrance of the field. This action is
taken by Mrs Beekman in memory of
her late father, w Il. Wall, a former
business man of this town.-A daughter
was born June to DR. and Mrs. Walter
Woodland in Seattle, Wash, the child be-
Sng granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
c. Woodward of this place.
Miss Hazel Hodgkns, who has been in
Rochester with her sister, Mrs Lewis
Curtis for eight weeks. returned Satur-
day accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. Nichols.-Mrs. Edna Fairbanks went
10 White River Junction Saturday to
meet her daughter-in-law, Mrs Fred
Fairbanks. and two children, who have
come here I, remain for n time with Mrs
Farbanks.-Mrs. Franklin Salisbury.
who has been at Newport to visit Mrs
Fred Fairbanks, also arrived here the
same day.-Mrs. f. a. Heath. who went
to MiddleseX Friday to look after re-
pairs on her house, returned Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Rogers, who has been teach
ing in Pittstield for the spring term Of
school. has closed her service there for
the present and came to her home Satur-
day.. r. EldredCe is in Boston on
husiness.-Another case of diphtheria is
reported The son Of Frank Sargent, who
Is employed by the Sargent. Osgood &
Roundy company, about l3 years of age,
is quite i'll and the house is in quaran-
tine. There are several other children
in the family but they have not yet de-
veloped any symptoms of the disease
Mrs. Don Moore the eldest daughter of
Q. j. Marcott. has come from Sharon for
n few days at the Marcott home where
son, Albert Marcott, is now passing
his summer vacation from college.-H
T Johnson was arrested Friday evening
charged with intoxication.-Mrs Edward
Huntington of Burlington arrived Satur-
day for a short stay with Mrs. Ellen
Huntington.-ATs Fred Webster OF Bur-
ington who has been with Mrs, II. A.
Leonard, left Saturday. Mrs. Annie
Edison gave a card party Friday night
In honor of Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin
to which she invited several former
ecuuaintances of Mrs. Corwin s.-Miss
Myrnie Clifford, who has been in South
Royalton, has returned home.-The Rev.
W. T. Sparhawk furnished music for the
graduation exercises at Randolph Center
and also gave his illustrated lecture in the
northern part Of the state the first Of
last week.--The Rev. Fraser Metzger
went to Middebury Sunday to speak
that evening and from there went to
Freehold, n. Y, to Join Mrs. Metzger
for the rest of the month
The marriage of Charles Morris of
Burlington and Miss Emma. daughter
was eolemnized at the Catholic Church
in this town Monday morning at eight
o'clock before a few friends and rela-
tives Of the parties, the Rev. Father Nj.
S. O'Donnell officiating. The bride was
attended by Miss Doris Cantlin of this
place and William Goodheart was the
best man. The bride was becomingly at
tired in blue suit and black hat ana
the bridesmaid wore a black and white
suit. The couple went at once to the
home of the brides mother and left at
1o:l4 for Naples, Me, whore Mr.. Nor
ris has employment in a summer hotel
in that place. The bride has for the last
six years been employed in the family
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A r.. Bass. and pre-
vious to that had lived here for many
years Mr. Morris was for a year ems
ployed in the barber shop OF c. r. Steele.
Mrs, Sarah Scott, who has been here
from Northampton, Mass, for two weeks
with her aon DR.. G.. w. Scott left Mon
day for her home.--Dr, and Mrs. j. +.
Clifford and Prn. and Mrs. l.. c. Ham
tend the commencement exercises at
DartmOut. Miss Anna Coughlin was in
East Granville Monday. the guest of
Mr., Joseph Manning. Mrs. Carrie Russ
low. who has been employed in the board
're house ut Randolph Center during the
session # the agricultural school, is now
for few days with DR.. and Mrs. l..
Russlow, after which she will visit in
Danvluc and Nashua. y, H.-Daniel Put
nam, son of Mrs. a. G. Putnam, went
10 Concord, y. H.. Monday to remain
for tim with his sister, Mrs. Roy
Nevile.-Mrs, f. W. Baldwin and family
arrived Monday and went at once to
Peth, where she will occupy her cottage