Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29

Miss Susan Stockwell. are In town.
guests of Mrs g. O. Howe and Mrs. Z.
j. Stockwell AIR and Mrs. Il. H. sfnith
of Melrose Highlands. Mass, came by
automobile Saturday for short stay
with Mr.. and Mrs W. S. s. BucR'-i ne
Rev and Mrs. j. w. Chesbro ana young
est son came Saturday to be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Bert Flint over Sunday.
Mr.. Chesbro occupied the pulpit or
the Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing and also preached at the church
on Braintree Branch in the afternoon
The Rev. j. II. Thompson, the resident
pastor Of the Baptist Church, left Sat
urday for a trip to Hartford. Conn., TO
be away several days-Carron liatVey
| of Rochester is in town-Mrs. Harley
Lease and two children, who have been
with Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers Tor
several DAYS have returned to Milford,
~ II-Miss Agnes Donovan OF Lynn,
Mass, after visiting at the home OF
Misses Agnes and Mabel Sault. LEFT sat
urday for her homc.-Mrs. Lucinda 'leVe-
land and guests Mrs. Michaels ana Mrs.
Chalmers were in Pttsncld on an auto
mobile trip Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Hale Flint-Dr. Harry Clark who under
went an operation on his throat this
week at the sanitarium for enlarged and
broken down glands, is making good
recovery. His father 5. c. Clark, re-
mains about the same ana is not yet able .
to be out.--Mr and Mrs. John Thesis and .
daughter, Nellie. and Mrs. Victor Will |
liams. left by automobile Saturday .
morning for New York expecting to
make the full trip that day-Roy john
son is in Boston and Wollaston, Mass,
making arrangements to enter the !
I \ Tpstitntn pf Tppbpolpp,
this fall going from Dartmouth whore
he has completed his second ycar.-Mrs
Nellie BanYea, who was called to High
( gate by the illness of her grandmother |
/ Mrs Margaret Smith, was able to bring |
her home with her Mrs. Smith is now
in the sanitarium with an attack of
bronchial pncumonia.-Guy Tamson and /
family were in Woodstock and White !
River Junction the first Of the week TO
meet Mrs I.amson's brother. Leslie ,
Ferguson, and Mrs. Howard Chandler
Christie Of New York and bring them
herc-W. a. Mcintosh, who has been in !
Melrose Highlands. Mass. for some time,
has returned home, making the trip In
the Thresher car driven by Carl |
Thresher, who returned home by train, |
leaving his brother. p. T. Thresher, here
for time while recovering from an in !
| Jury TO his right wrist-Tho ladies' Of
the Methodist Church held food sale |
in the Methodist Church Saturday.-The !
Rev Il. O. Enwall of Randolph Center |
was the speaker sunday morning Mt the
Methodist Church in exchange with the
pastor. the Rev. q. +. wford.-NIiss
Marion Drew accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
n c. Buck to Lebanon, y. H., Saturday
night and returned with them next day.
when Miss Iris Buck came home from
two weeks stay with her grandmother. |
: Mrs Estele Buck.-ATr. and Mrs. f. S.
Tracey has returned from a week at
York Beach. NJ, with Principal ana
Mrs. T.. G. Ham.
DR.. Harry Clark of Danvers. Mass, |
is passing his vacation here and has been
at the santarium for week following an
operation upon his neck for enlarged and
broken down glands, was able to leave
the sanitarum Sunday and seems to he
making Il good recovery His father, s.
c. Clark, who has been III for two weeks
with an attack of heart trouble, is not
vet able to be out. though he is thought
10 be improving slowly.-Mrs. Henry
Fits after several days in Tunbridge
and Royalton, returned home Monday
Mrs John Gay of Bethel visited Mrs.
Lewis Williams Monday.-Repairs have
been begun upon the residence on Ran
dolph avenue of Madam Ellen Blanchard.
MIR ana Mrs W. 4. Macy after 10
days I'm town with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ordway and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D. Howe
left Sunday night for Montpcier.-ATss
Mary Wcdgwood left Sunday noon for
New Haven, Conn. To resume her work
in the library there after a month
vacation with her mother Mrs. w. +.
Wedgwood.-Mr ANA Mrs Biathrow of
White River junction We're guests of the
formers mother Mrs. Merrill, over sun
day and on Monday morning went 10
their home--AIrs. George Flint went 70
Ludlow MOndaY.-Alrs. +. y. Banistor Is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Connor who
have been in Warrcn.-Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Tilson and MI Tilson's mother,
Mrs. Clara Tllson, left Sunday for Hard
wick, the latter remaining over for
stay of week. The former returned
home the same daY.-Mrs Mabel
Leonard and two children are
spending several weeks with their aunt,
Mrs. c. r. Pratt-NIr and Mrs. La Rose,
who have been living in the upper tene-
ment Of the house of Mrs, Helen Chad
wick on Randolph avenue, have rented
the lower part of Mrs. G. r. Pratts
house on School street and will soon
move there.
large real estate deal was about
closed Tuesday when a. 7. Neif bought
Of Frank Fish his farm known as the
Henry Soper farm, situated on the OLD
road to Randolph Center, consisting or
200 acres Of land. SO head Of Holstein
cattle, other stock, farming implements
; and all, except the furniture in the
:. house. Mr.. Neff has sold to Frank Fish
. his house and blacksmith shop, garage
and one automobile, this property being
located on Pleasant street and known
, as the Dr., Hendrick place. Mr.. Neff
will take possession of the farm and Will
70 there to live, while the Fish family
win come to the Neff place to make
their home for the present. This trade
was made by G. a. Osha, real estate
agent, and the whole amount of money
|, involved Is estimated at $75D.-Miss
Emma Moses went to Rochester Tuesday
for week.-Mr and Mrs. II. L. Patch
were In Highgatc over sunday, return
Ing home Monday 'night.-Mrs O, ;.
Chambcrin, the Misses Mary Pratt and
VERNE and Eta Chamborlin went to
Highgatc Tuesday to occupy the Russlow
: cottage for two weeks.--Dr and Mrs. Il.
. O. Blanchard, their daughter, Miss Helen
= Blanchard, and cyril Angel of this place
went sunday to Highgate for few days