Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page Three.

Durgin opened Monday the grocery store
Mat he recently purchased of r. d. Ellis.
Mr. Ellis was obliged to give up the bust
hess on account of i'll health
The auto stage from Emore to Morris
vile, carrying six passengers, was hit by
r. passing auto Saturday morning, caus-
Ing Harry Smith, the driver, to lose con-
troll of the stage which went over bank
near the Blanchard place. one lady was
slightly injured and rear wheel broken
from the machine.--O w. Styles and
daughter, Miss Lila, went to Burlington
Friday evening for few days-Miss
Beatrice and Stanley Miles of West SOM
erville, Mass, came Friday evening to
spend the summer with their uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs e. e. Silloway.-Mrs.
Carrie W. Severance of Dyndonville
came Friday evening to spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Blckford.-
Miss Mildred Stevens returned Friday
evening from three weeks stay in Enos-
burg with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Glccd-Miss Maud Chaffee'
teacher in Edmunds high school, BurllnE-
ton, arrived Friday evening to pass the
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
o. w. ChafIee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lc Roy s Eaton and
children. who have spent nearly year
Mt WATERFOWL, Mass. came Monday evon-
ing for an extended stay In town.-Mrs.
Warren Mears Of LittlctoH, y. H.. is
guest of Mi and Mrs. fred Poch-Mrs
I. V. Olmstead returned Monday even
ing from a stay of several days in Hard
wick.-MIss Ida B!ne returned from
Hardwick Monday evening for a stay
with nor PARENTS NJ. and Mrs. Nell
Byne.--W. b. Patch returned Monday
evening from Scottstown, p. O.. where
he hae visited hie son, Harold Patch
g. II. Prior and daughter, Miss Grace
Prior, returned Monday evening from
''eebe Plain. p. @, camp meeting They
were ACCOMPANIED by Clarence Carney of
Danvllle. r. G.. who will supply the Ad-
ven. Christian Church durin,S the sum-
:ner momhs.-Miss liza Hoyt of Hardwick
came Monday evening for a stay of a
weed, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. c. Hoyt-MrS Victor c. Heath of
OlXville Notch, n. H., former resident.
S visiting here guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. V. Hoilis.-Mr. and Mrs. o. l..
-heever and two sons of Montpelier re-
turned Tuesday after visiting hr sister
and husband Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Hickok of
New Haven, Conn. are guests at the
Randall for the summer arriving, as has
been their custom for - years, the Fri
day before the week Of July AIRS.
1nez Lanpher and son, Raymond. left
Tuesday for Montreal for examination
at the Victoria hospital of the boys
hip having been afflicted for several
years with hip disease.-Miss Myra Her
rick went to Hardwick Tuesday for a
short stay with her brother, Guy Her
rick.-WalaCe Seymore, formerly employ
ed at the Randall went Tuesday to Old
Orchard, Me, where he will he employed
at the New Nesper House.-Mrs Mary
r. Davis, who has been making her home
in Hardwicl with her sons, C. F. anG
Nj. j. Davis, is visiting former friend;
here.-Calvin Woodward of Kansas City
Mo, came Monday night for a visit ii
ten days with his mother, Mrs Deettt
Woodward--Miss Marie Gulick returned
Monday evening from two weeks vis
at Charlotte and Pittsford.-Mrs NJ j
"lemmens Of TTardwick was in towr
Monday
Morrisvlle and vicinity is being mad,
an attractive lace for fishermen. y shor
time ago Dir. W. r. Sayton received 500,
0o0 pike small fry which were put int,
Lake Lamoile and is expecting soon
large shipment of bass for the sam,
place, Tuesday evening 5000 trout fr,
came from the Vermont fish hatchery a
RoXburY, 1880 consigned to w. NJ Sar
gent which We're put into small brooks
between Momisvie and Wolcott leadin.
into Lamoillc river and 400 to H. D
Newland which We're put into the Be
dell brook-Miss Grace Scofeld Of Bur
guest for a time of Miss Hazel Fisk,
Miss Vera Genge Of st. Johnsbury ar
lived Thursday evening to visit her unc
md aunt, DR.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bates.-Mr
md Mrs, j. H. Warren moved Thursda,
from their home to the w q. MCClintocl
house on Congress street. Mr.. McClintoc
will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs
Warren,-Fred Badger spent Thursda
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Georg
Badger, and went Wednesday to st
fohnsbury, where he will resume work il
he railroad office-Mrs. L. A. Woodbur
and daughter Mrs W. G. Lane. ana he
ION, John, of Burlington came Tuesda
evening and with Mrs. George NJ. Power
and daughters. Misses Dorothy. Eliza
seth and Roberta and Miss Glenna Cam
stock went Wednesday to Ocean Park
VIZ WhfIt llltA Will SptnC the month o
tuy.-Mrs. Joseph Ray returned Tuesda
evening from iIardwck, whore she ha
spent some days with her sister, Mrs
NJ. r. Mioheud.-Mrs r. =. Lows OF per,
n y, has been guest of ntr neohey
and niecc. Mr.. md MYe. z " panke,
for somotimereturnins home Wednesda
accompanied by Mrs Banker. VINO wi
visit he" parents, Nj aud Mrs B RICK
ortscn.--Misses TerCsSa Towne, Nelli
stewart and Shirley Parker went Wed
noGday TO Old Orchard, Ne. where the
viii be employed at the New Vesper fo
the summer.-Mps. \. II. Slayton an
Miss ,Gtncl Gates Of Gaiesburg, I'LL, wer
Wednesday to Greensboro for few day
at the A. II. Sayton cottage.-Mrs, l. !
Utton spent Wednesday at her formc
home in Hardwlck.-NIiss Ola Hood
Chelsea is the guest OF her cousin, Mr.
II. L. Spear.-Thc Rev Il. D. Cranm,
will hold services at Morristown Corner
Sunday afternoon.-Thc condition of Mr.
Juliette Hill, who suffered n shock abol
three weeks ago, is improvng.-Mr. an
and Mrs. w. f, Churchill are spendir
some time in Stowe, while Mr. Churchi
is attending to hayng at the church,
estate.--The meeting of the United Worl
ers of the CONGREGATIONAL Church for Il
purpose of tying puffs is postponed fro
Thursday until Friday of this week.
Mrs. Joseph Weafor and little daughte
Mary Elizabeth, who have been CUES
for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. Jol