Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11
PpEN|NGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge threeo

Mrs. John Dillon-T. y. Ellis left Mon
day for Richford on a business trip Of
several days.-Miss Mary Derway OF
Burlne ton returned home Monday after
a visit Of two weeks with Miss Mary
Chase.-Charles Draper and son, Daniel
Draper, went to Burlington Monday to
sec their daughter and sister, Mrs Nina
Tatro who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pi;al expecting soon to undergo an oper-
at.on.-E. q Wilson, who passed last
week IN Whitehall, Ticonderoga and
other points in New York State. was ut
home over Sunday. leaving Monday for
Darlington Mrs. Carroll Taylor passed
Sunday in Wulcott with her sister and
husband. NJ. and Mrs Edwin Peck
Mrs &. y. Bedford passed Monday in
Wolcott a guest Of her brother and
wife. NJ, and Mrs. James Peck.--Mrs.
Mary Austin went TO Hardwick Mon
day fo- visit with Mrs. George Wilson,
.-Whiis working in the woods, getting
up sugar wood. George Richardson slip
ped and. bringing a double bit axe up
over himself, received bad cut on the
head A doctor was summoned imme-
diately, who dressed the wound, and Mr..
Richardson is doing well.
II. A Slayton & Co. are putting in a
cement foundation for a large store.
house.-Mrs. Carrie Adams returned
Monday evening from a two month";
visit with her son, Guy Adams, Of Fair
lee.-Mrs. NJ. C. Messer returned Mon
day from oxford, n. H.. where she has
passed month.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Campbell left Monday evening on bust
ness trip to Boston.-Mr. and Mrs
George jackson left Tuesday on their
return to Waterville. Conn, after visit
ing relatives here and at Hyde Park
Mrs. Joseph Roy was in Hardwick
Tuesday, where she was a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. T. Mchaud.-Mrs l.. L
Bray of Worcester, Mass, who has beer
a guest for three weeks of her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stnson, returned
home Tuesday.-Mrs. C. J. Lease and
Mrs. C. NJ Fisher were visitors in Bur-
1ington Tuesday.-Mrs c. r. Jamison OF
White River Junction came Tuesday
night to visit her sister and husband
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Fisher.-Mrs. d. E
Seabury of Chateaugay. n. Y, Is visit
ing her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ, Gamblin.--Mrs. F. o. Lunt
and Mrs. Bert Clark We're visitors in
1lardwick Tuesday.
Mrs. w. a. Warren was called to
johnson Tuesday night on account of
the serious illness of Mr. Warren's
mother. Mrs. Ella Tracy.-Edson Pres
ton, who has been employed for a
year at Port Kent, n Y. has finished
his duties there and returned here
and rented rooms in the II. Waite
block where he will reside.-Mrs. A.
T.. Wheeler and daughter. Marion Be-
man Wheeler, returned Tuesday eve
ming from several days stay at the
home of her brother, Carroll NJ, Leach,
Of Hardwick.-Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Beardsley of North HYDE Park were
guests Monday of his daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard War
ren.-NIrs Lizzie Munson, Mrs. G. w
Clark, Mrs. G. p. Drown and Mrs
Emily Codding are in Burlington at
tending the annual meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions.-The Rev
W. T. Best, Mrs Sarah Johnson and
Mrs Emma Marvin were in johnson
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
St. Adams district.-Miss Cora Page
of Jcffcrsonville was guest Tuesday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smith
and left Wednesday for Wells River
where she viii make her home for thu
winter with her sister and husband
Supt. and Mrs. l.. d. Smith.-Tht
death of Mrs. Carrie Haskins Wright
wife of Erwin Wright, former Nor
Tisville residents. occurred in Wake
field, Mass, her home. Tho body ar
rived here Wednesday evening and
funeral services will be held to-day
at 200 p m. Mrs Wright was the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. II
Hask ns.-Nrs. +. G. Wilson and Mrs
A. w. Spaulding went to Burlington
Wednesday. and called upon the Lat
ter's sister Mrs. j. f. Jackson, who is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital-Mrs
j. f. Conant of Hardwick was a guest
Tuesday and night Of her brother ant
sister, George Currier and Miss Myra
Currer.