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

| The engine is supplied with two 3i-gal-
| Ion tanks and under full pressure will
! throw stream 'porpcndiCularly to the
| height OF 80 feet. Mayor Charles f.
Stcbbins and Chief Engineer ]. NJ. AL
| den were present at the demonstration
and expressed Themselves as pleased with
| the work of the machinc.--Judgc f.. w.
futile was called Friday to Denver, Colo,
by the serious illness of his father, John
L. futile, n former prominent citizen of
| NATURALIZATION Helen Phelps who Is
teaching in burlington spent the week
| end with her father, DR.. Frank G.
Phclps.--Nlrs. G.. w. S. stevens Of
| Brooklyn, N. v, is caring for her mother
| Mrs T.. j. Wilmarth, who Is seriously
I ill.-,.Nrs. Louise b. Pease. who has been
| spending several weeks at her farm in
| panton, has returned to Paincsvllc,
| Ohio.-Mss Anna l. Johnson has return
ed to Lexington. Mass, after a visit to
| her sister, Mrs. Nelson Hayden.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wilmarth died
Saturday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Richard ~ Warner
after lingering illness. She was the
daughter of the date Hiram c. johnson
of this city. The funeral was held
| Monday afternoon. The Rev W. s.
Boardman officiated and the bearers
were H. W.. Spooner p. b. Norton, f.
l.. Wilmarth and Casper NJ. Clark
Burial was in the Bridport cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brush Kingsland.
who have been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Kngsland. left sun
! day for Lincoln Neb., whore Mr.. Kings
land will resume his position as in.
| rf,,r In, h,.. ut, 4
partmont of Nebraska State I-niver-
sity.-Prof. Prentiss Hoyt and family,
who have been spending the summer
at their cottage. have returned to Wor-
cestcr. Mass.-Thomas Bartlcy has
returned to Bridgeport. Conn. after
a two weeks visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Bartley.-
Miss Nancy f. Benton of Burlington.
who is visiting her aunt Miss Eliza
! Benton. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs G. u. o. Kimball--W. II.
Wheeler and daughter. Miss Frances
Wheeler, left Monday for Franklin,
Mass. where Miss Wheeler will enter
! Dean Acadcny.-A. IT. Patterson. who
| has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs II.
/ L. Kingsland for a month. has return
cd to Attleboro. Mass.--The funeral Of
! Mortimer sherman was held Sunday
! afternoon at the home of his nephew,
William Jewell. the Rev Thomas Stew
onson officiating. The bearers were
William Larrow. Herbert Booth. VIII
liam Jewell. and Nathan sherman and
burial was In Greenwood cemetery. Bris-
tol-AIr. and Mrs. David c. Peck. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard n, Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
| r. Booth. have returned TO Newton,
! Conn.--The Rev James Elmer Mckee,
the new rector of St. Paul's parish.
conducted his first services at st Paul s
Church Sunday-Wilfred ]. stone has
returned to New York after a visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Stonc.-NIiss Edith Middlebrook. who
is teaching in the Booth district. Fer
risburg, spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs r. c. Middlebrools.--Jas-
per Scranton has sold his stock of
groceries and fixtures to w. IL. and
w. S. Bristol.
Judge Frank H. Fish has gone to New
fame to preside over the Windham county
court.-Al. and Mrs. George Floyd have
returned from a two weeks visit to thei,
son in Buffalo. n. Y. During their
absence they visited Niagara Falls and
also Crystal Beach. Canada .-Herber,
Ladue has gone to Burlington. where he
has position in the Van Ness House.
John Garno is visiting his son, Joseph
in Boston.--Miss Ruth Dickinson. who
has been spending the summer with hcl
aunt, Mrs z. C. Norton. has returned
to White Plains y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Dupuis and Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus
A IL,
trip to Woodstock. where they visited
Mr.. Dupuis's brother. Peter Dupuis.-
quite a number Of farmers in this sec
ton are cutting their meadows agar
and are getting q good cut OF rowen. The
potato crop is being harvested and it is
reported that many are affected with The
rot.--John c. Hayes returned Tuesda!
to Ticonderoga.. n. Y, after a visit to his
daughters at the home of their grand
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs Desire Renaud.-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vezna, who have
been visiting his brother, the Rev. l.. y
Ne2ina, have returned to Fail River
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Booska nave
returned from a visit to his uncle. JONI
White, of Hudson Falls. n. Y.-Th'
registrar of the probate court. q. T. q
, Kimball has appointed A. w. Morton
administrator and w. II. Bristol and )
, w. RYAN commissioners and appraiser!
of the estate of the late Peter Austin
Miss Ruth Clark loft Tuesday for Bos
ton to enter the New England Con
scrvatory Of Music.--Miss Marguerite
Rcnaud has gone to Worcester. Mass
where she will be the guest of her uncle
{ George H. Sloan.-Mr. and Mrs, william
Dalrymplc have gone on trip to syria
cuse. ~ Y.-Eggs bring IS cents pc
5 dozen whoiesale.-F. l., Grandey has re
+ turned from Boston, where he purchases
an Oldsmobile iive-passengcr touring car
: Miss Susan James. who has peel
t spending her vacation with her sister
q Miss Edna James, has returned t.
= Springfield. Mass.-Mrs, Della Hintz AM
niece Miss Florence Nalway, or "or
. cestcr, Mass, are visiting their sister
!. and aunts, Mrs. William I.adue and Mrs
John Amhio. Jr,, and their brother AM
I uncle, Ezra Nalway,
. The Addison County Sunday School as
a ISOLATION will hold its annual meetin
e Friday afternoon and evening at TN
= Methodist Episcopal Church at Ferris
G burg Center Addresses will be delivere
= by the president of the association. DT
: A. c. Boyd of Burlington, and the Rev
n Thomas Stevenson OF Vergennes, who vii
$ take for his subject, EFFECT of Bible stor
e les on the Heather Mind" Mr.. Stevenson
@ served as "a missionary In South Afric
Z and while there collected many stories q
: the tribe where he was stationed. Spe
0 cal music will be rendered by the choir