Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Jackman. The Rev. ]. Hall Long offica,-
ed and hurried was in Prospect cemetery.
Postmaster John II. Donnely, chairman
of the democratic county committee. AMI
Attorney r. w. McC'uen. chairman of tn"
republican county committee, we're in
Middlebury Tuesday to canvass the Ad-
Olson county vote at the primary Septem-
her 12.-Miss Clara Bruya of Middlehu'N
has entered upon her duties as manager
of the Bon Ton millinery store.The con-
dition Of Mrs Homer y. Ball, who was
taken suddenly i'll at the Burlington sta
ton last week while waiting for her tram
and who was taken to the Mary FletcN r.
hospital for treatment, is somewhat i'm
proved. Miss Lucille James of the State
Of Washington, on her way to enter "A
school in New York city, is spending :,
few days with her aunt, Mrs. y. D. Hay
ward.-Mayor Charles T. Stehhns went
yesterday to Albany. \. Y. on business
George n. Middlebrook and family haze
returned from Long Point, where they
have been spending the summer and have
opened their house on Main street.-The
Rev. Thomas Stevenson left yesterday on
10 days vacation, which he will spend
in different parts of New York State -
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts and dau:,h-
ters the Misses Mary and Margaret, who
ton at the Stevens House left Tuesday
In their automobile for Plaindeld, n. ] ,
where they will spend two weeks before
returning to their home in New York CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Wheeler are away
on two weeks vacation, to he spent ia
Massachusetts, and ConneCticut-W. j..
Stilson OF Boston called on friends hero
Tuesday.-Miss Frances Wheeler whc
has been spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Wheeler, mas
returned to Franklin, Mass, and resum d
her studies at Dean Academy.
Street Comm ssioner !. NJ Alden and
force of men are putting down a CO.
ment walk in front of the store of
Chamberlain Foote e Co. at the cor
ner of Main and Greene streets.-Mr
and Mrs. Albert Larrow, Mrs. Maria
Blair. Mrs. Talry Sorell Of this city
Joseph Miner of Philmont, Ohio, and
Louis Miner Of Worcester, Mass. have
returned from an extended auto trip
through the Adirondacks and a visit
to friends in Plattsburgh and keese-
vile, N Y.--Patrick II. Ryan has sold
his block in Middlebury to Arthur
Delphia of that town.-Miss Sarah Foss
is visiting her sister, Mrs. X. 7. Sew
erance. Of Keeseville.-Mrs. Eugene
her niece, Mrs Maria Blair.--Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Brown Of South kortWright
Del. are visiting his brother, Levi II
Brown, and his sister, Mrs. Nathan
Travis.--Prof. c. Ray Smith and fam
lily, who have been spending the sum
mer at their cottage at Lake Cham
plain, have returned to Brooklyn, y
f.-Miss Edith Middlobrook has re-
turned from visit to her brother
Walter Mddlebrook, Of Mortified. anc
has opened her school in the Rohurd,
district, Ferrisburg l.. Fortier has
resigned his position in the store 81
Mayor Charles +. Stebbins and leave:
FOR Rutland to-day to visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fortier.--Mis'
Helen Phelps has entered the tniVer
sity of Nermont.-HOmcr n. Ball visit
ed his wife at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital yesterdaT-Miss Helen Burroughs
has gone to Worcester, Mass, to taxi
a course in domestic science at thu
Mrs. A. +. Withcred school in that city
-Dorchester Lodge, A. y. and \. NJ
held a meeting last evening and worked
the second degree.