Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02

points in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts-Mr and Mrs. e. II. Parker
Of johnson returned home Saturday
after visiting his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. parker-Bert Thayer
shot a buck Saturday.-E. f. Harris and
George T.. Towne returned Saturday
from a trip to the West, having visited
in several States and the expositions.-
Earl Sweet returned Friday to his
work at the Montpelier Seminary after
| visiting his sister and husband. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Janice Wakefield. Mrs. Annie Dur
! Tee returned to st Adams Friday night
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Norton.-Frank Patno returned
to Burlington Friday after visit with
his mother, Mrs Mary Patno.C. r.
! Patneaude Is passing n fnw days at his
| home In Essex Junction.
The Rev G. ". Tabor went to St. Johns
bury Saturday evening, supplying at the
A. G. Church in the place Of the Rev. L.
T.. Peabody.-Miss Charlotte Clark went
to Jeffersonvile Saturday evening to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark.
Miss Maud Ch1ffee returned to Burling-
ton Saturday evening to resume her work
as Instructor in the Edmunds high school.
Leigh Stewart who has visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Stewart. went
Saturday evening to Burlington to visit
his sister, Miss Daisy Stewart, Of the
University of Vermont, leaving Sunday on
his return to Northampton.-Miss Lu-
Gle Robinson returned to Barre Sunday
evening after a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Robinson.-Miss
Helen Croker was a guest Sunday OF
her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
@. r. Smith. returning to Montpelier
Sunday evening.-NIrs William Jeffords
and daughter Of Hard wick, returned home
Saturday after visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Peck.-Miss Clara Dodge
resumed her work Monday as teacher n
Montpelier after few days with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dodge.-Miss
Alberta BOardman returned to Buring-
ton Monday after a few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. Boardman.-
Miss Bernce St Jock went Monday to
Lowell for visit with her sister and
husband, Mr., and Mrs. c. n Wiltshire
Mrs. Otto B,odCett and child returned
. Monday from n visit in Wolcott with her
mother, Mrs W. y. Davis--I. r. Boyn-
ton. who has been shipping fruit and
vegetables into Vermont from Connecti-
cut and western New York, has just COM
petcd the shipment of tho 55th car, there
being % cars of APPLES, four Of grapes
. other produce.-Mrs. Lydia johnson re-
turned to i.ardwicl Saturday after visit
ing her daughter and husband. Mr. and
Mrs F. A HoveY.-The funeral of Miss
Ona Robson was held Sunday at her late
home. in the west part of the town. the
Rev. w e Baker officiating Interment
was in tho cemetery at Morlistown Cor
rers. She is survived by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Robson, and by two
Arothers and two sisters, Althea and
Pearl. Hershel ana Ruth Robson.-Mrs.
Mary Watson. who has passed two weeks
with her sisters, Mrs. O. y Russell and
Mrs G. a. Gile. left Monday on her re-
turn to Manchester, y. H.. where she has
been for year. caring for her niece, Mira
George Russell. The condition of Mrs.
Russell remains about the same.--Mrs.
Norman Scales and two children of Fort
Leavenworth. kans.. who has passed
week here with relatives and friends. left
Monday on her return home.-Miss Elinor
Downer went Monday to Wolcott for a
visit with MIR. and Mrs. Roy Macomber.
Fred Pack went Monday TO Jay on bust
ress.--Mrs. Stella Muzzy returned Mon
2 day from Burlington where she had passed
several days with her daughter. Miss Mar
Q iore Muzzy.-Nrs. Eunice Potte of Stowe
v and daughter, Mrs. F. c. Wheeler of Wat
erbury have been guests for several
S days of Mr. and Mrs. George w. Clark.
: At the special meeting of Mount Ver-
non Lodge. +. ana a. NJ, Monday eve
= ming in honor of the 10Th anniversary as
1 Mason of Austin wilkins there were
. 50 Masons present, The Hon. T. G.
n Cheney acted as postmaster, and the
' speakers were r. D. Cranmer, Georges
, NJ. Powers. George L. Bates. r. w.
IT,,rf. ~
. kins and W Z. Baker. Present also
< were n =. Bryant, - years a Mason.
= john VI Miles. about 50 years a Mason.
t and w. NJ Clark, with nearly the same
l record, ana they We're called upon and
- made remarks. Refreshments vera
n served.-W. q. McClintock left Tuesday
:, tor TIookset, y. II, whore he was called
S by the death Of his nephew. Luman
e summers Mrs Frank Garland, who
: has visited her mother Mrs. G.. p.
L Fisher, returned Tuesday tn Concord.
: y. H., accompanied by her sister Freda
<, Fisher who y IL pass the winter in Con-
= rord-Mr. and Mrs. Mark 3. Smith and
n son left Monday evening for Lamar.
!, Colo, where Mr. Smith has employment
# in a creamery.-NrS II. J. Fisher was
e in Burlington Tuesday-Mrs. Kittie
e Draper Cook ard daughter, Miss Drenna.
d returned to Hardwick Tuesday after
= seVera, days with her sister and hus-
= hand, Mr. and Mrs. Allen r. Small
: Mrs. Ole Greene returned Tuesday from
= a week at Cheshire. Conn.--The Hon
y +. q. Fleetwood was a business visitor
: in Burlington Tuesday--I.. a. Boucher
g left Tuesday on a business trip TO St
y Johns and Montreal. +. Q.--Miss Mar
o jorie Brown went TO Wolcott Tuesday
l. for visit with Miss Elsie Perkins
= MIR. and Mrs. +. \. Amsden Went
d Tuesday evening To Burlington where
i theS have employment on the estate II
n 9. II. FoOtr, Mrs. +. L. Stocknan,
; who has resided in Springdeld, Mass.
J and has visited relatives here for three
o weeks past, went Tuesday evening TO
q burlington, joining Mr. Stockman, who
= has charge OF the C. II. Foote estate
~ Mrs. c. II. Patnoe went to Burlington
l. Wednesday to accompany home her
) son, Felix Iatnoe. who was operated
IS upon two weeks ago last Friday for
" appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
II ptal-Miss Shirley Parker passed tho
r day Wednesday in johnson, a guest of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. +. n.
4 Parker-Nrs. &. j. Lease left Wednes-
5 day for few days in Burlington and
81 Rarre,-Mrs George NJ Powers passed
+ Wednesday in Burlington,-Clayton Cor