Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03
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r. Il. Bosworth returned Saturday to
New York city after several days here.
ID f. Farr Of Albany was a guest of
his mother. Mrs. Sophia Farr, the last
of the week.-Mrs.. Genovieve Tower re-
turned to Burlington Saturday after a
few days with her sister, Mrs. F. G.
Levarn. and other relatives. -Holley hall
was filled Thursday night when the
seniors presented the class plaY.-Mrs
Elmer Jennings Of charlotte was n guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs I. =.
Stewart, the last of the week.-Arthur
Amblo of Burlington has purchased the
barber shop and pool room occupied by
the. late l.. L. James. -Mrs James
Thompson Of Wiuooski was in town
Sunday.-Clement Smith returned Satur-
day to the University of Vermont after
few DAYS with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs r. L. Smith-Miss Jane Dalton Of
North Ferrisburg was at home over sun
daY.-Clarence Bosworth Of the Un!ver-
stY Of Vermont was the guest of rela-
tives the last Of the week-T ]. Murray
has purchased at auction tho land be-
longing to the estate OF Mrs. Joseph
Greenough, for 1850.
MIR. and Mrs. Wortlcy NJ. Neodham re-
turned to Bennington Monday after
spending few days with relatives here
Mrs Turner and Mrs. Bagshaw of Chcs-
ter, Pa, were called here last week by
the illness of Mrs. W. c. Bingham.-Ar-
thur Amblo and family will occupy w y.
Gove's tenement on Pine street, recently
vacated by Charles Morgan and family
who have moved into V. w. Morgans
house on Maple street..-It is expected
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the University of Vermont. viii deliver
his lecture, Samuel Adams Patriot" in
Holley hall in the near future for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal sun
day school Miss Charlotte Hale return
ed Monday to New Paltz, y. Y
Mrs p. e. Mcader has gone to
Daytona, Fla, for the winter.-George
Jlmmo, 6. W. Farr and son, Orrin. and
Homer Hewitt are hunting in Rlpton.
Miss Anita Todd has returned to the
Burlington Business College after several
days in town-Micr Fishman and family
have moved into Ralph Damas' tone
ment on Fifth avenue.--N. r. DeGuise Of
Waterbury has purchased the barber shop
OF Fred Murphy.-A business meeting Of
the Christian Endcavor society of the
Baptist Church was held Monday even
ing at the homo of Miss X l. stewart The
following officers We're elected: PreSi-
vent Drew Narney; Vice-presdent Spen-
Ger Lawrence corresponding secretary,
Miss Alta Cooley; recording secretary,
Miss Mildred Morgan; treasurer Mrs.
Levi Bates; missionary treasurer, Miss
Ella Jacobs; Junior superintendent, Mrs.
Albert w. Cove; assistant junior super
intendent, Miss Lydia Wright. At the
close OF the meeting the society presented
Mrs. Charles Sumner with chair
w. A. Lawrence left Wednesday morn
ing for Azusa, Cal, where he will spend
the winter.-Mrs. W. H. Cardel and Mrs.
J. G. Page were in burlington Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Arthur Smalley and daughter.
Gertrude, are visiting Mrs. Smalley's
parents Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Davis. in
Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick
have moved into Archie Gladding's house
south % the village.-Varney Brothers
have purchased of II. p Smith of
! Smithdale Stock farm, Smyrna, n. Y.
one pure bred Holstein Fresian bull, Sir
Pontiac, regis. 4th. Varney Brothers are
among the leading farmers of the town
and believe In breeding pure bred stock,
They have also Just added Ave more
The following names We're omitted from
| the list of Grange officers recently print
ed: Secretary, l.. J. Melleur; assistant
secretary, l.. o. Chaplin; pianist, Mrs.
| Mae TrudO