Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

Florence Richardson went to South Roy
alton Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Earl Hibbard. MIR. and Mrs. Roy Neville.
who have been with Mrs. A. G. Putnam.
left Monday for their home In Concord,
n. H.-Dr. and Mrs. G. j. Rumrill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, who have
been at Sunapee lake for week, have
returned home.-Miss Mildred Mullaly
was in town over Sunday to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Brown, and other relatives and has re-
turned TO Montpeier-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Webster and two sons of burlington were
hero Saturday and Sunday, returning to
burlington Sunday nght.-Nliss Leila
Flint was the over-Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Hale Flint and returned to st.
Adams Sunday night--Miss Grace Hayes,
who came from Wilbraham with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~ Hayes, last
Thursday for a visit in town with old
friends, left Monday morning for North
field, where she spent the day and then
went to Burlington-Ra Grange
gave a farewell to Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ.
Vaughan on Saturday night at which all
the members and Identified members were
invited to be present. The llusic was
largely given by the male quartet. of
which Mr.. Vaughan is a member. ana
the addresses were by the past masters,
followed by n presentation of past
masters jewel to Mr.. Vaughan and a
stick pin to Mrs. Vaughan in appSecia-
ton of their services and the regret lot
their near departure to Shelburne' n
large number were present and after the
social hour refreshments We're served
The Rev G. f. Crawford will go TINS
week to Claremont Junction, where ne
will have charge of the Buys' camp at
the Campmeeting this wcek.-The fu-
neral of Mrs Elizabeth Temple was held
Monday at the home of her sor, George
Temple, with burial in the Randolph
Center cemetery beside her husband.
who died several years ago Her nieces,
Mrs. Ernest Sargent Of Woodsvlle, y.
H., and Mrs. Guy Loudon Of Burlington,
were here for the funeral services. be
sides many other relatives.-Mrs. +. II.
| Conner has returned after a month with
lher daughter In Maine and her sons in
Hanover y. H.--The Rev. and Mrs. John
| Angel Of West Burke are guests of Or.
and Mrs. e. c. Angel
| Dean Wedgwood who has been here
for three months with his mother. Mrs.
| W. T. Wedgwood, left Tuesday for Mex
leo, where he has been in business for
| several years.-Mrs. Lizzie Messer was
an over-Sunday visitor at Lake Morey
and returned home Monday.-Mrs. a. ].
Kimhall of Burlington, who has been
with Mrs. G.. w Dukc.te for week,
left Tuesday.-Mrs. Ernest Sargent and
da lighters. who came from Woodsville
y. H.. to attend the funeral of her aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Temple, went to their
home Tuesday.-Miss Evelyn Manney
went to Morrisville Tuesday to visit
friends and attend the fair.-NIrs. John
son Sargent went to Plainfield Tuesday
for several days with her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Morse.-Mrs. Martin Sumner Of
Braintree arrived Tuesday for short
visit with her father, A. II. Flint
W. +. Edison and sister, Miss Maud
Johnston, left Tuesday for Lebanon, n.
H., where they went to attend reunion
of their family.-Mrs. Nellie Smith came
from Mortified Monday and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Buck for a few
days.-Mrs. Frank Gilmore of West
Brooktield Mass, and Mrs Mabel Car
roll of Warren We're guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb over Monday night
and Tuesday went to West Brookfod.- -
Miss Jessie Morgan and Mrs. S. c. Ga
brielle, who have been here for a month,
went by automobile to Miss Morgan s
home in Rochester Tuesday.
Clafin, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| T.. |. Clanin, left Monday night for Pull
man, Washs where he will enter the
State university about September - He
will visit friends on the way making
several stops.-Miss Oris McAlister, who
has been with friends here since Aug
| is, left Monday for Waitsfield.-
Miss Florence Howard, who has been
in Bull Idaho, for year with rela-
tives, has returned to pass a few months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Howard.-Mrs. George Prince Miss
Evelyn Denney and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Gordon of Albany, n. Y, who have
been at Mascoma lake for a week, came
Monday night and are now at the home
of Mrs. PrinCe.-Miss Cora Osgood has
come to pass her vacation with her par
ents.--Miss Bessie Lewis, a teacher in
Winchester Mass, is in town for sew
eral days.-Mrs Julia Udall has gone &c
WolcOtt to attend the funeral of the hus.
band of her niece. Leon benjamin.
The silver Cross Circle of Kings
| Daughters held its first meeting of the
season at the home of the leader Tues
day afternoon and elected the delegates
to the State convention to he held al
White River Junction October 6, and
Is. The delegates are Miss Carrie Eaton
| Miss Emma Moses and Abbie +. Clarke
Arrangements We're also made for sale
to be held in the parish house on the
afternoon of September 4. when there
articles on sale-John Connolly, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Connolly of this
place, has come from New England, y
D., to visit his parents, who have also
with them their daughter, Miss Mary
Connolly from Washington. D. c. Mr.
Connolly is editor Of the Hettinger Coun-
lty Herald, a paper published by him
self and brother, Martin Conolly.-Mr
and Mrs. w. r. Sargent and Mrs. r. II
Allis made an automobile trip to Mont.
pelior Tuesday.-Mrs. j. Contont. who
has been here with her sister, who is
i'll at the home Of Mrs Rose Lucia, for
a week, returned Tuesday to St. Johns
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Rich.
mond, who have been passing their vaca
tion in Woodstock, arrived Tuesday anC
We're guests OF Mr.. Miller's parents Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. II. Miler.-Miss Heller
Davis, who has been in Granville fo
two weeks, returned Wednesday, Mis-
n lt nf /