Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

Mrs. T.. ]. Irish and children Of Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, are guests on her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Norton.-TeorSe
w. Sneden returned Tuesday from a sew
eral days visit in Northfield' -Clinord
Bacon of Leicester Junction was In town
Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ T. Green
OF Buffalo, N. Y, are guests OF W. a.
Lawrence and Mrs. w. W. Rldcr th's
week. They will also he the guests OF
the Young brothers and Mrs. ID. d. FOL
lansbee In Starksboro before their return.
Mrs. Alfred Bliss of Essex Junction Is
visiting in town.-Ralph Palmer OF STAN
ford. Conn, Is at homc-The non george
ilazen, Capt Fred Savage and col Will
liam SALISBURY of Windsor are the
guests OF w A. Lawrence for Few days
There will he n service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, but no service
i'm the evening. There will he game of
ball between Middlebury and Bristol
teams at Athletic Park Saturday after
noon at GAS O'Clock
Mrs. kilbourn and Mrs. Bates; social
committee. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Edmunds
and Mrs. Bert Narncy. Miss Parton and
Mrs. smith gave a report of the fedora
ton meeting Mrs. John w. Titcomh,
chairman of the art committee OF the
state federation, in her report read the
names Of Miss Grace BosWOrth and w.
II. Riley Of this town as being rated
among tho artists of Vermont. H. A.
Neal of White River Junction rendered
several solos accompanied by Mr. Has
kins on the piano Refreshments were
served in the grove Letters from Mrs.
j. W. Page of burlington and Mrs. w.
NJ Hughes of Salem. oregon, past prcs-
dents. were read. \ birthday cake was
cut and the following ladies found SOU
vcnrs; Mrs. Wiley ring. Mrs Durfce
a thimblo and Mrs Brown a piece Of
money.
pr and Mrs. T. j. Bristol arc at Long
point Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Godette ana
children went to Boston Monday Mrs.
Godetto ana children sail from there for
Prince Edward island for visit to her
home.-Dr. Edgar II. Farr of New York
city is a guest of his mother, Mrs. sophia
Farr. Donald Wilson If Proctor was at
home over SundaN.-Olm Wing spent sun
day with his family at Long poiut.-Thc
standard Bearers met Monday afternoon
with Isabel Willey.-Mr and Mrs Mead
er Martin and son of Warrington We're in
town Sunday to see their brother, who is
i'll at III, home Of her daughter, Mrs. +.
G. Lcvarn. Pearl Holland and family,
Frances kilbourn. Earl sargent Phillip
Lawrence. Walter panforth, Miss Blanche
Jacobs and Mrs Ruth o'Sulivan spent
Sunday at Cedar pont.-James tardell of
Middlehury College was Al homo Sunday.
Spencer Lawrence. Dean Prime and
Mrs Adah Brooks also spent sunday ut
Cedar point.
Mrs Robert Quinan is in Monkton.--
Mss Mary Waite is in Iincolu.--Miss
Alice King is visiting in Ripton.-Don
Wright went Tuesday afternoon to
schenectady, y. y. where he has & posi-
tiou in an undcrtaker's offico.-The Rev
and Mrs G. y. Parker are Visiting their
son. tine Rev \. -. Parker and family
i'm NiddlebHE, y. Y.-AIss Eudora
Palmer has closed hor school in Proctor
and is at home for the summer.-Mrs.
Martha Dunshee suffered stroke Of
paralysis Monday morning at the home
of her daughter Mrs sam Taylor. in
South Bristol. Ellsworth Lawrence and
family Of Malone, y. Y, are guests Of
his sister, Mrs. Arden Lawrcnco.-Miss
Flossie Qumby came from Boston Tues
day and is staying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Kilbourn. Their" will be
no preaching service in the Methodist
Church Sunday as the pastor is taking
his vacation. EnWorth League and sun
day school as usual.-Thc members Of
the class Of l?l5, WHO have been camp
ing at Cedar Point the past week. broke
camp Tuesday and went to their several
homes.-Mrs. {. G. Curricr. Doris and
Glon turr.cr Irene Ferguson. Lawrence
Frary. Mrs +. l.. ShcrWin and son and
Miss Amy Sumner went to Cedar Point
Tuesday for week Mr. Currier went
out for the day.-Miss Mildred Chaplin Is
at home from Ithaca, y. Y. where she
has been attending the conservatory
of music.