Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16

time he is there.--A son was 3orn Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryder.-Thc
jitney between this place and Midd'ebury
by way of Lake Dunmore. operated by
w. r. Waterhouse, has been d'scontin-
ued for the scason.--Jay Dow has rented
the Burt Alden place on Grove street
and will move there from the Dr. D. H.
Woodward place on Pearl street-Dr. "
c. Baker has so far recovered from the
operation which was performed at the
Rutland hospital that he has returned
home-Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Everest
and two children and Mrs. Aaron East
man of Littleton, N. H.. are visiting MI
and Mrs. Il. II Everest for few days
|. Shapiro has returned from West fut-
land, where he has been visiting Mr' ana
Mrs. Maxim Myers for several days
Neshobe Grange observed Sunday as
memorial day. In the afternoon the cere-
mony OF decorating the graves OF ue-
| ceased members was carried out at flne
| Hill cemetery and In the evening tne
members attended a special service AT inc
| Baptist Church.-Mr. and Mrs. f. Is. sum"
her spent Sunday In Rutland.-Bournc
and Headlcy of Tcmpcton. Mass. nave
two men here setting up the new post
office fixtures. The postofllce VIII oe
| moved from its present location TO 'he
new Office October 1.-The Rev. f.. f. Cray
Is conducting a mission at Forestuaic
this week Mrs. John Beck of Colorado
Springs is visiting her mother, Mrs Jamos
Morgan. for several weeks
| George II. Young, clerk of fire district
No. /, has been petltioned by numper
of voters of the district to call n special
meeting Wednesday evening. September
90. at 7:3O o'clock in the town hall. to see
If the district will vote to authorize the
prudential committee TO extend the pres
ent water system from the Baptist Church
to Forest Park farm, now the property OF
the State of Vermont, for the nome Tor
feeble minded children, to borrow money
to pay for that purpose and to see IL tne
prudential committee is to be instructed
to make contract with the state for tha
use OF the water --Horatio Baker, son OF
Dr. and Mrs. o. c. Baker. Is at the nome
OF his parents here from the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, for several
weeks visit-G r. Brown. who has been
conducting a dancing school here during
the summer, has returned to New York.
Mr. Brown will return the last Of october
and will give a series of subscription
dances at the Brandon Inn during the
winter-Nlrs Emogene> Buck of Ran
dolph ce-president of the state Rebekah
assembly, made an official visit to Unity
Rebekah Lodge Monday evening. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs Buck was
, the guest Of Mrs. c. A. June during her
stay here-Margaret Burns, 12-year-old
daughter OF Eugene Burns, fell Sunday
and broke her left arm between the wrist
and ebow.-Ira Farnham, who has been
! the guest Of his sister, Mrs. G II. Kelley
| for a few days. has returned to Provi-
dence. r. III. r. c. Watson and w. G.
McClintock left Tuesday for the state fai.
at White River Junction, where Mr. Wat
son has Is of his Morgan horses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Scott left Tues
day for three weeks trip through the
West, they will visit relatives in Chicago
and Peterson, 1ll.--Miss Maud Meecham
! has returned to Springfield Mass-E II.
Button has returned from Boston-A
petition Is being circulated asking the
| Western Union Telegraph company to
move its office from the railroad station
to some place uptown.-The body OF
| Earnest Lassor, who was killed by train
at Pittsford station Monday night was
brought here Wednesday and the funeral
will be held at st. Mary's Church this
morning at nine o'clock. Rev. T.. +. Cray
officiating. Burial will be in St Mary S
cemeteryBu Sisco has q position In
the w. D. Nutting store and will COM
mence his duties Monday.