Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
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rooms Saturday Afternoon. winch, not
Withstandng the heavy rain that was
failing Il alter Part of the afternoon,
was fairly successful, the proceeds
amounting to- about $li MIR and Mrs
s. s, WhitCOnh went to Fellows tdlls
Saturday to visit their son, T. :. Whit
comb, ana wife. who have been at that
place about month, where Mi Whit
cuinh purchased the drNEuods business
of the Wales compauN.-Dr {. J. Rum
rill has returned from trip to Lake
Mitchell. Miss Mary Stockwol went to
, hethel SATURDAY for a few days. Mrs
Harry Morton and son, Richard Morton,
left for Hyde Park Saturday, after hav-
ing passed about two weeks here. Miss
Mary Onoy left Saturday for Bethel to
Join her sister Mrs. Thomas Bridges,
who has been there with her husband
for two weeks Miss Kate Leonard after
a two weeks visit here and in Ran
dolph Center went to her homo I'm stock
bridge saturday. Miss Jennie Johnston
has gone - her home i'm Lebanon. y ll.,
after spending several days with her SIS
tcrs. Ms. W. f. Edison. and Miss Maud"
Johnston. Mrs Janet lfarwood OF Cam
bridge Mass. is with Mrs. Lucinda
cleveland. who has also FOR guests toe
Rev. ana Mrs W. II. chalmers Of River
head. l.. Airs Jehicl Williams g"-
turned from South Rovatnr Friday ana
ON Saturday with her daughter, Miss
celia Williams. went to Montpelier called
there by the Illness Of her sister, Mrs
, g. VI. Ayers Fred Bcedlc of Keen,
/ y. H. afcr two days with his parents,
NJ and Mrs. \. II. Bccdlr. lcf Satur-
day for Koone, y. H. Mir and Mrs. y.
y. Thomas. who have been guests of Mr..
ana Mrs Eocdle, have gon" to their home
! i'm Elardwick.-L ucius webb Of East
! Granville came to town Saturday on "A
business trip-Thc automobile which
| went down over tn" bank near South
! Royalton last Sunday. has been brought
! here for repairs. Mr. Rivers. who is yet
| in town, was able to he out on the street
Saturday, though his arm is still useless
/ Mrs. Rivers. who was severely bruised
about the head and face is thought to
be doing wells. G. Clarke. who for sew
eral days has been seriously troubled
with a heart disease Of long standing
was thought to he better Saturday
The Rev. and Mrs l.. L. Greene of
Chelmsford, Mass, arrived Monday and
were overnight visitors of Mr. Grcene's
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs D. r.
Greene Pearl Rumrill of Concord.
y. H, is in town for part of the sum-
mer.-GeorEe Dewey and Fred Endcott
Of Newport. y H.. were here Sunday to
visit Miss Edith Dewey. who Is Just out
of the sanitarium and is at DR. c. J.
Rnmrill for few days while she regans
her strength from her operation-Mrs
f. L. Mcintyre returned Tuesday from
burlington. where she went with her
grandchildren. son and daughter of DR.
and Mrs. I.oudon.-Mr. and Mrs : S
Whitcomh after passing Sunday with
their son. f. s. Whitcomh. at Bellows
! Falls returned Sunday night.-The street
/ commissioner has been making a marked
improvement around Union block by re-
( placing the old iron CRATES under the
windows with q solid cement surface on
| a level with the walk-J f.. Cass has
! heen doing the work. The families Of II
y. and f. T. Salisbury are in their cottages
AT Greensboro and Caspian lake-Mr.
and Mrs y. y. Morse and son. Mark p.
Morse were in Planheld Sunday to visit
relatives. Miss Louise Travers of Med
field, Mass, who is spending two weeks
in Braintree. was in town over Monday.
the guest Of Miss Valentine Packard
carl Thresher Of Melrose Highlands.
Mass, who came here Monday To- drive
the car of his brother. returned Monday.
Mrs. Lora Michales of Spokane. Wash.
arrived Saturday night and Joined her
sister, Mrs. Janette Tiarwood and the
Rev, and Mrs. W. l. Chalmers at tho
home Of Mrs Lucinda Cleveland, where
they are to pass the rest of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wood came from
st. Adams saturday to spend Sunday with