Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-12


brother DR.. Frank e. Phelps, and her
sister Mrs Alice Prcston.-Douglass
Garno Is recovering from an attack OF
pleurisy.-F'rank Leonard OF Mddlebury |
was a guest Sunday of Mr. and MIS-
David T. Ryan.-Andrcw Ruscoe is sur
fering from blood poisoning in one mana, |
caused by the bite of a cat.-Mr' ana
Mrs f.. Hawloy Day and family. VINO
have been visiting his brother H. W.
Day, have returned to Fitchburg. Mass
w. r. and ". NJ. Norton visited IN
burlington Sunday.-C;. Richards, VINO
has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam Miner, has returned to Worcester
Msss-.Mrs George Mayhem OF Glens
Falls. ~ ". on her return from pill
grimaue to St Anne de Peaupre cam
Is visiting at the home of Foster a.
Young Mrs. Mayhem was formerly MISS
Grace Lyon of this cty.-A surprise Kit
chen shower was given at the Watt home
SATURDAY afternoon in honor OF MISS
Mary Alice stone, whose marriage to
Loon NJ Hunt Of Cobleskill. y. Y. Will
take Mace next month.-Samuel Glider
md Nvron Davis of New York are
spending few days at the Norton house.
Clarence Beach Is i'll with appendicitis.
| An automobile party from Burlington
consisting q Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f.. Ros-
enherg, n. l.. and A. V. Rosenberg or
burlington, Mr. and Mrs. r. Rosenberg of
Nov York Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Strogaff
and daughter of Worcester, Mass and
! Mr.. and Mrs Myron Fishman Of Bristol
we're entertained Sunday by Mr.. and
! Mrs Abraham Cohen. H. l.. and y. v
| Rosenberg have Just returned from the
panama-P Pacific exposition at San Fran
I cisco-During the storm of Sunday two
COWS belonging to John Spauldlng. were
killed by lightning. John Tier. rural de-
! livery carrier on route two, is taking
weeks vacation and George ". Rost-
wick Jr. Is substituting for him Mr..
! and Mrs Leonard Mack of Syracuse,
| ~ V, are visiting his parents Post
master and Mrs Thomas Mack-Alhert
! Pariseau foreman in the employ of the
Sheeran company of Burlington, and
force of men are putting in curbinS on
! Main street.
The Remington Scale company made
a new record Monday at their saw mn
plant here, having sawed 12S5o feet or
| boards-Mss Malvina Cataphor, VINO
went eight years ago from here to Shell
burnAs to reside, was n weekend guest
of Mrs. John +. BARLEY on her way to
Fair Haven, where shc will make her
home.-Mr. and MS. Charles T. White
| Of Maiden. Mass are visiting Mrs.
! Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O.
Miner-Mrs. Sidney r. Carsley and son,
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank l.. Fish, at her cottage at the lake,
have returned to Palmer, Mass.-Miss
Rose Donaway of Richmond is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr. ana
. Mrs James DonawaY.- Prudence
Fish has gone to Palmer, Mass, to visit
; her uncle and aunt, DIR. and Mrs. 5. r
, Carsey.-Miss Halle Hawley is spend
ing the week with Miss Jessie Collins oi
Ferrisburg-Mrs Charles Topper is visit
ing her son. Charles, at White River
Junction Carlton Ellsworth is suferint
! from slight attack of appendicitis
l Mrs Charles l.. Kimhall, daughter
Bertha, and son. Charles. Jr.. have re
Il turned from visit to relatives II
Georgia Russell Bristol and family o
K Bellows Falls are visiting AEs Bristol
y parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. kimball.-
= Frank Patnaude of burlington visited hi
t uncle, II. q. Miner, Tuesday.-Foste
S I.arrow of Windsor is visiting his parents
r Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larrow-I. ii
" Sheldon of Rutland called on friends II
V town Tuesday.--SaturdaY will he 90
C served as tag day for the relief of tn
e. Belgians Mrs NJ. T. Bristol and Mrs
= H. G. Herrick gave reception Monda
. afternoon at their home on Green
n street in honor of the Misses Ada an
l.. Jennie Bristol Of Niddlebury. The hous
d was prettily decorated and rofreshment
were served. Mrs. Mary Whaon is i
d with heart trouble and a trained nurs
r Mss Mary Crane died Yesterday morn
q ing at her home on Water street from
r general breaking up of the system, age
- =, years She was born and had Away
o resided here and the last of III
i crane family of this place. She was
l., sister of the late capt Norman cram
II and of James Crane, former puhlishe
: and editor of the Ncrgennes Nermontc1
C She was member of the Congregat ton;
D., Church of this city. The funeral Will h
e held Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock q
the house. Mrs. John BlakclN sol
~ Virgil Blakey, and his wife, Of lIolYok'
, Mass, are visiting her sister, Mrs. GcorG
), Perkins and her son, George Bakely.-
80 George f. Nezina of Fall River Mass
o., is visiting his brother. the Rev. l..
. Nczina. at ST. Peters church rcCtorN.
-. Nolney Avery is spending part of h
vacation at Camp Abnaki-The Re-
- George F. Harvey of Apponaug. r.
. former pastor of the Nergennes an
Panton Baptist Churches, will preach
- the Panton church Sunday at As p m.
About 46O joined the scarchight oXcu
sion Tuesday evening on the steam'
Ticonderoga from Basin harbor und'
- the auspices OF the Nergennes city ban
Jack Eagan has returned to the Kun
Hattin Home after visit to his uncl
,n Thomas Eagan.--Mrs. II. H. White al
es children have returned from a six week
~ visit in Rutland.-Thc Rev. j. Il. NJ
on Rev. l.. 4. Vezina.-Miss Jennie Nalentyi
nm of Walton. y. y, is visiting Mrs. lie
cd II. Brown.--The Rev. and Mrs Thom
es Stevenson went Yesterday to the Spril
rv Grove camp grounds TO attend q
cir young peoples assembly An automohi
dir party consisting of Albert Rosenber
on Philip Rosenberg aud family and tbs
in two sisters. on their way to the catsk
nd mountains, called on Max F'ishman al
&c family yesterday.--F. H. Harrington
r. Brandon attended meeting of the dire
all tors of the Ncrgennes National ba
nd YESTERDAY.
M BRISTOL.
mo There was a large attendance at I
,so reception given the Rev. and Mrs. Geor
10 c. Chappel by the Baptist Church F
,as day evening in the church parlors y
ri and Mrs. +. r. Dickerman assisted