Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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RrN club saturday afternoon AT ncI Houlc
on the Highands.-Mrs. l.. a. Heath went
so Bethel Saturday for a short visit.--Mrs.
Nrank Martin of Bethel was in town Sat
,rday. the guest of Mrs. j. G., Alden
Charles Pratt of the Perkins Institute for
The Blind. Watcrtown, Mass, who has
hecn passing several days here, left sat
prday to resume his work.-Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Packard went TO Stockbridge sat
urday to visit over Sunday.
rho Rcv. and Mrs. George Davis, who
have recently been ut Johnson, but
were unable to keep mp the work in
the Methodist Church there on account
" the failing health of Mr. Davis. were
In town Monday for q short stay
Miss Mary Priest who with her moth
er, Mrs \. A. Priest, have been in
Sprncfield Mass returned Sunday
sight.-Miss Hazel Rogers, who has
bcen with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Omcr Rogers, through the school va
cation. left for Barre on Sunday night
TO resume her teaching in one of the
rity schools--A large party loft Mon
day for ST. Johnsbury to attend the
annual state g. 4. r. cncampment and
tho state meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps. In the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. +. a. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ketchum. e. y. Rising and his sister,
Mrs. n. G. Greene, Mrs. Martha Will
liams Mrs l.. a. Jerd. Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland, and others on the train
north. they were Joined by Mrs. Lewis
Williams Of Bethel and Mrs. William
Arnold OF the same place.-The Rev.
and Mrs Joseph Hamilton went to st
Johnsbury Monday to visit their sons.
Before their return they will attend
the session of the Vermont Methodist
conference to be held in llardwick this
week Miss ITortensc Flint. who has
oeen In Franklin. y. H., visiting her
lister. Miss Edwinna Flint. for a few
Gays. returned Monday.-AIss Georgia
abbott. who was at her home in South
toyalton over Sunday, returned Mon
lay morning to resume her work In
the store of H. A. Leonard-Mrs =. I.
Nickelson and daughter. Miss Marion.
eft "The Naples" last week, where they
lave been passing the winter and
Aave gone to their summer home in
3raintrec--Mr. and Mrs T.. A. Heath,
Nho were in Bethel over Sunday with
L. NJ. Heath, returned Monday.--Mrs.
Ecnry Hawes of Berlin, who has been
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs L. G.
Tracy has returned to Bcrlin.-Miss
Irene Dwincll who has been teaching
IN Calais, arrived Monday to pass a few
Says with Miss Mabel Ifamilton.-The
Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Smithcrs, who have
heen at Orleans for the last year, ar
rived Monday for a short stay with
thoir son, II. j. Smithers.-Mrs. |. s.
Chase, who was in Shelburne Falls,
Mass, with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Prick Leeds over Easter, returned home
Criday.-Miss Helen Wedgwood, who
who was In Manchester, n. H.. during
last week with friends, returned home
Sunday night.
\ son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Curtis of Rochester Monday Mrs. Curtis
was Florence Hodgkins, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. IIOdgliins. of this
place.-MisS Adams Of Richmond was
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Adams
over Sunday, returning Monday,-A quiet
wedding was celebrated at the home Of
Or. and Mrs. y, G. Bailey on South
Pleasant street Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock, when thelrNounSest daughter, Nj.
Alottha Bailey smith, WAS united in
lnRfHaG" TO howard j. SmthorS or this
pace. ne ceremony was performed ny
th' la'h'r OF 'he groom the heN' W. >
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ny the l''l''''d'dto IdfI''II'S ONLY me
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