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

Dufnas.DG. l.. Hasseltine of Montpelier
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. y.
tiasseitne.-W. l.. Lawrence and family
or Nersenncs visited Mr.. and Mrs.
fhiliip Dwirc Sunday.-Stanley Griswcll
oil Bellows Falls and Miss Ruth Seldcn
OF northampton, MISS, are guests Of
MISS Christine Mullings. Miss Rhena
kinginan and brother, Leonard, were
o~Ner-Sunday guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. kingman.-Melvin Green, Frederick
Green. Misses Ida Towne and Eva Green
OF Barre were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Sheldon over Sunday.-Ono rcrson
was baptized ard united with the Bap-
list Church Sunday evening Miss Bertha
Hewitt returned Monday to her school
duties In Succasunna, n. M. and Mrs.
Charles Dana of Rutland spent Sunday
ana Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Downcy. Walter and Gardner Rice. who
have been visiting relatives here for sew
eral weeks, returned to their home in
Putland with thcm.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Hewitt and Miss gladys Hewitt returned
Monday to their home in Nobscot, Mass.
Mrs. Homer f. Hewitt accompanied them
as far as Rutland, where she will visit
relatives a few ~doys.-Ralph Palmer Is
~ oii ll'll lsiN' htOTEf, MhNiN ~
spent the summer.-Mrs. Alma Thompson
Is going to Hartford, Conn, to reside
M. and Mrs. Il. |. Johnson are in
Albany, n. Y, for a few days this week.
The remains of Leon Sears, who vas
killed by falling into n silo at Rutland
last week, were brought here on the noon
train Monday. Intcrment was in the
G.. II. Wiley has gone to LyndonVliie.
q. Miss Marjory Cady of Port Henry Is
attending school here.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
T.. Stcadman left Wednesday for their
home in Alva, Okla.-N. +. Dunshec re-
turned Monday night from a seven
weeks trip through the western states
His grandson, Carroll r. Stoarns, return
ed with him.-Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Dick
er1nan were in Wallingford Monday
Albert w. Cove was in Hinesburs
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Gran
dali of Boston are guests of their mother,
Mrs. O.. G. Crandall.-Gcorge Murray,
Jr.. went to Meredith, n. H., Tuesday.
The annual Jacobs-Peckham reunion
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. r. Jacobs Monday. Those Attending
from out of town We're Mr.. and Mrs
+. c. Briggs of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Jacobs. Clyde Briggs and Miss
Larrow Of burlington. Mr.. and Mrs
C~rossthwalthc of Revere, Mass. NJ. an6
Mrs. Arthur Jacobs and family of Mid
dlebury and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sum
ner of Lincoln. There We're 20 present
They were invited to meet next yea
with Mr.. ard Mrs. G. l.. McGee.-Ther'
will be a meeting Of the young peopl'
in the league room of the Methods
Church this afternoon for the pur
pose Of forming a junior leasuc.-Mr
and Mrs. r. l.. belong are occupying
their cottage at Long Point. Mrs
George Brooks and Verne Brooks o
Boston are with them.
The Rev. Gilbert T.. Cady Of Por
Tienry was a guest Of Mrs. u. T
Mcader Monday.-Nincty pupils arc regis
tered at the high school.-Mrs. Icrmo
Hasscltinc and two children returned {
their home in Washington, u. c., Wed
ay.-Stanley Griswold and Miss Rut
s;elden, who have been visiting Mis-
Christine Mullings. returned to tibet
homes Wednesday, Miss Clara Fcrguso
is going to %Fitchburg, Mass, to atten
! a normal school.