Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-11

&. H.. Aines Wednesday March 3. Re-
freshments were served. The host and
hostess made announcement of their
daughters. Pauline, marriage to Harold
Dean Kent, L.. S. n. Mr.. Kent is a wire
less operator on board the warship Con-
necticut. now stationed in Guatanams
bay. Cub The ma rriage, which took
place in New York October II, was to
have been celebrated in a more formal
manner. Mr.. and Mrs. Aines were assist
ed In receiving by Mrs. Kent. mother of
the groom. Mrs. Leland of Salisbury. Mrs
Morgan and Mrs. C~orkran.-The
Young Peoples society OF st. Mary's
Church will present an Irish minstrel
show in the local opera house Wednes-
day evening. March 17.--E. II. Thomas,
who has been confined to the house for
several weeks following an operation, has
so far recovered as to he able to be out
a iittle.-C. NJ. Remele has gone to Bos-
ton. where he will spend some time.-Mr
and Mrs. J. w. McNaughton of Drum
\ mondsville, cam, is visiting his son, NJ
j. McNaughton.-Word has been receive"
Of the death Of W Drury McCaskey in
Washington, Pa, Saturday night. Mr..
McCaskey married Miss Agnes Shorkey
a former resident Of this village. about a
| year ago.-1Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Shaw, for
\ mer residents of this village, but now OF
| Rutland, are parents of a son, born nj
| their home March 3.--II. d. Archer. who
has been i'll at his home on Main street
has 80 far recovered as to be able to at
tend to his duties in his store again
Patrick Condor has returned from Rut-
Ia Ind. where he has been for a few days
visitto his sister. Mrs. James McCue.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r.. Cheney and daush-
ter. Mildred, have gone to Rutland.
| where they will make their home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin
Winchester, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Homer NJ. Balm for A
week, have returned to B~oston.-Nliss
Mary Gee has gone to New York city.
where she will spend 10 days.-Mrs. Will
liam Simonds. who has been i'll for a
week. is able to be out agaln.-Mrs. y. J.
Sanford and daughter, Pauline. left Sat
| urday noon FOR Helena. Mont. where they
| will visit the formers sister. Mrs. George
A. Miner, for a month. They will then
go to San Diego. Cal, to visit Mr. san
ford's brother. William Sanford, and fam
lily, and afterwards to the Panama-Pa-
cifc exposition. They expect 10 he gone
several months.
Miss Marie Douglas has closed her
school in Montgomery and returned to
town to visit her mother. Mrs. Robert
| Towle.-Mrs. Ellen kidder, young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Kidder. who underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Fanny Allen hospital,
W%1nooski, about three weeks ago. has
returned greatly improved.-Miss lsa-
belle calhoun has gone to New York
city, where she Will spend "A lew
weeks-The annual meeting of the
Addison County Cow Testing associa-
ton will be held in the Grange hall
Monday m~orning.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Crosman of Buffalo. n. Y, are in town.
Mrs. Ray J.. Fisher, wife of the
pitcher for the New York Americans.
is visiting her sister. Miss Della Is.
Seely in Rutland. while her husband
is in the South on the annual spring
training trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis y.
Cady went Monday to Hydeville to in
stall the newly elected officers Of
Prospect Grange. Mr.. Cady being the
state master of the Grange. They will
no to Fair Haven and other towns to
officiate in similar functions previous
to their return to Middlebury.-M. ],
Cronln has gone to Ticonderoga, n. Y,
after a two weeks stay in town, but
intends to return here the last of the
week.-Levi Goodro Of Brandon, a
former resident. is in town.-A.
a. Durivage. night operator at the
local passenger station, has returned
from Mooers Junction. where he has
purchased a hotel and farm. which he
expects to take possession of June l.
IL 800
street, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia for 10 days, has SO far re-
covered as to be able to sit up "A little
each day.-Monday. market day. eggs
brought from l6 to Is cents and but
ter % to 80 cents.-The Ladies Aux
iliary to the Y. NJ C. A.. held a well
attended meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A
rooms Monday afternoon.-Mrs. Lewis
Stober has returned from Boston, where
she went with her husband severa
weeks ago on account of the death OF
her father.-Earl Gorham has gone tc
Boston to attend the automobile show
The East Middlebury Village Improve
> ment society is to hold a supper from
five to seven O'Clock March II in the
Good %Templars' hall. After the supper
there will be dancing until midnight with
Danforth's orchestra furnishing music
Oliver Chilson has been called to Yer
gennes by the death OF his mother, Mrs
Eugene Chilson. who was so years OF
aSe.-JudRe and Mrs. Charles !. Buttor
have returned from Brandon. where or
Sunday they attended a birthday din.
ner given at the Brandon Inn to Judge
Buttons mother, Mrs. Laura A.. Button
-Orvis r. Comstocs. one OF the oldes'
and best known business men in Middle
bury, who has been confined to his home
on South Main street by illness for tive
weeks, is much improved and is abl'
70 be about the village again.-Mrs. A
b.. Tabor and daughter, Mildred, OF Yer
gennes. who have been here to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur G. Tabor, rave re
turned TO V%ergcnnes. ladies OF ths
Methodist Church gave a meat pie
supper in the new dining room in the
basement OF the church last evening"
The normal class of the Memorial Bap
tist Church went to the home Of the Rev
J and Mrs. Roy F.. Whittimore on Sem
mary street Monday evening and afte
a social hour a birthday cake was cut
Miss Irene Mulcahey has gone to tn
Fanny Allen hospital at Winooski, wher'
she is to undergo an operation.-WorC
has been received from Burlington tina
Miss May Calhoun, who underwent al
operation at the Hays sanitarium Mon
day for appendicitis, Is doing well
MIR and Mrs, Frank Warner
~ OF Weybridge street are parents of
: daughter, born Sunday.-Henry Jero an