Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09

Mrs. Pearl Drake and children returned
Tuesday from several days stay In
Rochester.-Mrs George Dukette went 10
Burlington Tuesday to remain with rela-
tives till Thursday.-Mrs. Fairbanks ana
her children, who have been several days
with Mrs. NJ w Chamberlin and mother
Mrs Susan Waldbridge left Tuesday for
Springfield and Mrs. Alva Bowen
went to Royalton Tuesday for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. A. y. Monroe have been
here from Windsor visiting Mrs. MonroeS
parents, Mr. and Mrs, NJ. F. Esterbrook.
Tuesday they left for Windsor, where Mr..
Monroe has the position as telegraph OPP
crator,-Mrs. c. +. Kenworthy arrived
Monday and Is having the house formerly
occupied by her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. V. Chadwick, cleared and
the household goods packed ready for
shipment to Waterbury, Conn, whore
Mrs. KenworthY resides Mrs. Chadwick,
who has been in frail health since her
operation in one Of the Lynn, Mass, hos
pitfalls, is now thought to be improving 49,
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer and uncle, Mr. EN-
cry, who have been In Rochester with
relatives have returned and are now at
their place on Railroad street-Miss Flea
nor Clark. teacher of the training depart
ment, is in Burlington attending the sum
mer school.-Mss Mary Dubois has OPEN
| ed her house on South Main street. and
has with her the twin sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hodges. who have come to
| spend the summer-Mr. and Mrs G. s.
| Booth and Mr.. and Mrs Heber Holman
who were In Newport, n. H.. Cor two
days, have returned to their home here.
Mrs. Nettie Rix is in Tunhridge with
her sister. Mrs. John Morrill,, for ~ days
stay, hoping that the change will improve
her health.-Mrs Mary Goldsbury went
| to Royalton Tuesday to visit relatives.
The Rev. Fraser Metzger and family,
who have been passing some time in Free.
| hold. N Y, with Mrs Metzger's relatives,
| returned Tuesday night.-There was n
game Of ball at the Niall-Alumni Field
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 between the
| Granitevile Stars and the local ball team
The hearing which was to have been held
| Wednesday in the case of Louis MazZolni
| and the village authorities has been de-
| layed by the illness of Mr.. Mazzolni, who
now seems to be improving somewhat
| Miss Myrtle Clifford went to South Royal
ton for a short stay Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Fits of Brookfield an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
| Sallie Belle, to Jasper Hazen Lovett Of
| Warren, the ceremony having been per-
| formed at the Bethany parsonage We'd
nesday morning. After a snort wedding
| trip they will be at home at Sunnyside
| farm, Warren. where they will reside for
the present. Miss Fits was graduated
| from the teacher training class here June
| II and Mr.. Lovett was also one of the
| graduating class at the agricultural
| school at Randolph Center, one week
| later than the commencement exercises
| here in the high school.-Mrs. \. L. Ste
phen, who has been in Stockbridge with
| relatives for a week, returned Wednes-
! day for short stop with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| f. Dean and then went to Barre, where
her home is for the present. Mr.. Ste
| phen. who is in poor health will remain
for time In Stockbridge. and then re-
turn to Barre-Miss Florence Lyon, who
has been in Rochester for two weeks va
| cation from her nursing duties, re-
turned Wednesday.--Mrs Roy Huse 81
| Windsor. who has been visiting MIR. anl
Mrs. A. j. Huse and relatives in Brook
field returned Wednesday to her home -
Mrs. f. T.. Woodwork. who has been in
Shelburne Falls, the guest Of the Rev
and Mrs Frederick Leeds has returned