Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-27


| afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ezra
NJ. Ball The business meeting will 10
| followed by dime social-Miss
Bertha Mield teacher in Burling-
ton, spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. O. c. Field Miss Helen Greene
was called to Fair Haven Saturday by
the death Of a relative.-Joseph Dcmper
has sold his house on West Main street
to Louis Rondeau for s1,5OO-Miss Mary
i. stone of Middlebury College spent
the week-en with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Il. Stone-Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Daigneaut have returned from
Westport, N Y, where Mr. Daigneault
sawmll of Frank immons,-Reginald
| Paquette, who has been assisting In the
drugstore of w. r. Warner q Co., has
returned to Observation-Disclosures Hurburt
Of Ausable Forks, y. Y, who has been
has gone to visit relatives in Ansonia.
Conn,-Joseph Demper visited in Burling-
ton yesterday.-A son was born Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Lubuiski.---Mrs.
Mary J. Foote of Middlebury spent the
weekend with her son. Wallace C.
F'oote.--Irving Hayden of Mount Iermon
parents because of trouble with his eyes
Miss Mildred Taber has returned from
a weeks visit to Mrs. Joseph Scranton
of North Adams, Mass.-Mrs. r. y.
F'oote went Monday to Cornwall for a
few weeks.-Mrs. Marion Whltford has
returned from a weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs f. NJ Ball. of Ferrisburg.
At their home on Main street Monday
iat- ti,,n
were given surprise party by the
womans Bible class Of the CONGREGATIONS
al Church in honor of the 45th ami
versary Of their marriage. about so of
their friends and neighbors being pres
ent. The Rev. Richard G.. Woodbridge
in behalf Of those present presented Mr.
and Mrs Stone with an easy chair and
Mr.. Stone responded. Judge Frank l..
Fish followed with appropriate remarks.
During the evening refreshments were
served and with vocal and instrumental
music an enjoyable evening was spent.
Among those present from out of town
were Harold and Miss Mary Stone Of
Mfddlebury College. the son and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. stone, the Misses Ada
and Jennie Bristol of NIddlebury, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest j. Bristol Of Panton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Hurburt Of Cambridge,
Mass, are guests Of the Stevens House.
Mr.. Hurlburt is a dean Of Harvard Col
icge and il here on business connected
with the property on Lake Champlain
near Woodbridge hall that he recently
purchased of Col Walter Scranton.
Mrs. John ID. Whiteside and Mrs IIig-
ginson, who have been away for the win
ter and spring. arrived here Monday and
have gone to the Whitoside cottage a,
the lake to spend the summer.-Mrs D.
j. Carroll is visiting her mother Mrs
James kellcher, of Fort Edward Mrs
NJ. G. cross, a former resident, died Mon
day at Lawrence, Mass.--Mr and Mrs
;. G. Dorsey of Rutland visited Mrs
T. y, Lee Tuesday Mamie
llirsch of Pittstcld. Mass. is visiting
Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Eagan
| News has been received of the dea II
l Sunday of the Rev. DR.. Richard Davc!
. at his home In Wauscon, Ohio. DR.
Davies was for several years pastor o
the Congregational Church here anc
, widely known throughout the State
, James H. Woertcndyke of Los Angeles
] CAL will speak in the interest of ''rh
Flying Squadron Of New England a
: the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesda,
, evening, June The Rev. Thoma
: Stevenson will preach a memorial ser
9 mon at the Methodist Episcopal Churc
Sunday evening. Ethan Allen Post, q. \
u r.. will attend In body and all veterans
r Sons of Veterans and Spanish Wa
y veterans are invited to be prescnt.-Th
4 Epworth League held a business meet
: ing Tuesday evening in the parlors G
a the Methodist Episcopal Church an
: elected officers as follows: Presidon
3 John Bristol first ce-president, Ray
= mond Slack, fourth vice-president, Mis-
c Theresa 1ordon; secretary. Miss Edn
:. James; treasurer, Mrs. DIN Mancheste
o At the close of the business meeting
II dime social held with a good al
Q tendance.-Mrs. Alice Belden and daugl
+ ter. Anna, have returned from a Wis
II to their son and brother Charles Beldcr
- of Port Henry, \. Y.-Dr and Mrs .
. Il. Emo and daughter. Ruth. have return
;. ed from a Canadian trip.-Mrs. job
. Garno is spending the week in Burling
ton with her daughters the Misses Mar
:, and Martha Garno.-Chief Engineer j.
Alden of the city fire department ha
, arranged for contest Wednesday ever
ing OF next week between the Noluntee
Hose company and the Hook and Leade
company. At signal the hose compan
will start from their station for II
y park. whore they will make and brea
81 connections while the nook and !addt
II company will raise two extension an
/ one roof ladder on the Stevens Hous
= barn. The company doing Its work II
" quickest will receive "A small PRICE
d II. Martin Of Burlington visited here we.
u terday.
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s BRISTOL.