Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12

MRS. Philip La Fountain of Holyoke
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker OF
Springfield, Mass, who have been visit
ing MI and Mrs. Ezra Valway' nave re-
turned to their respective homes.-Arthur
D. Eagan of Windsor was called mere
saturday by the death OF his grand
father. Edward Eagan. Sr.--James Ryan
or hyde Manor spent the weekend with
his son, James. and his daughter, Miss
Eileen, at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Robert Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. FcliX
Field, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Panton, Will
liam George, Arthur and Leonard Law
renee and Charles Barrows went Mon
day to Middlebury to attend the tu-
neral OF Mrs. Albert Hendricks.-A party
consisting of Mayor and Mrs. Charles f..
Stebbins. son, Harry. and daughter, MISS
Ruth, Alderman and Mrs. Arthur w. Nor
ton, DR.. and Mrs Charles II. Cole, sons,
Albert and Richard, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Il. IDalrymple and Mr.. and MIS- 'eclI
Benton made an automobile trip 10 Fort
Montgomery Sunday.--Prof. George Meigs
of the State agricultural school at Kan
dolph Center and wife who are attend
ing the Boys and Girls Industrial EN-
hibition at Burlington spent Sunday with
his father, ID. G. Meigs.
The Vergennes high school football team
is rounding into shape under the dire
ton of the coach. Whittemore OF NOV
Hampshire State College The season
schedule of games is as follows: Octoher
"a, Rutland high at Rutland; 49, Middl =
bury at Nergennes: November !, Middle
bury high at Middlebury 4, Rutland h'Sh
at Vergennes. There is also game
pending with Burlington high.-Mrs. job |
Strong and son. Donald, who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William j. StronG.
have returned to New Rochelle y. "
Mrs Josephine Avery has gone to New
Haven Conn. to enter a hospital Tor
training as a nurse,-Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bates OF Fitchburg, Mass,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George H..
Bora olney Avery. who has bSen spen'-
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Lucius r. Avery. has returned to
Ithaca, ~ Y. and resumed his studies at
Norncll University. George Quavlm OF
Springfield, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs T.. G, Charboneau, has gone to Bur
lington to visit friends Express Agent
Percy Z. Bevins is taking two weeks
vacation and G. Il. Lynch of BurlinG'o l
is taking his places. d. Miner is spcn"-
ing n few days with his son, II. Lou ;
Miner. in Brandon.-Mrs. G. l.. Ben
nett and son. Mills. who have been
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mr..
lIyn " w, nn1 Ma, Iasonh C.,,,,o
n,ho ,o,.o ,,oo,, so,,,i,,, ,o,,o,..i ,,.oo,,s -
tho bono Of his ,,ororto NJ .nd Al
Iobr Carno havo n,n,od to tho .1oi.n
Plankey house on Maple street--Arth r
7 Eaoar u.bo u..s coI,od hora 20 ,t.o,, ,
tho funera1 of bis erordf,tbor Ed,v.rl
Eagan. Sr.. has re.urned to Windsor
Mrs. John n. Donuelly. who has been
making n five weeks' visit TO relatives IN
Boston and New Bedford. Mass. rot rms
home to-day Mrs. Cornell of Argyle. y
Y. has arrived at the home of her SON.
the Rev G. G. Cornell, where she vii,
spend the winter Charles l. unlrl :
and daughter. Marion. who have bee
| spending the summer with friends, left
| yesterday for Newark, ~ J., visiting Mrs
| Walter Curtis of Proctor and friends il
| Rutland before their return home-Tl-
! Bixby Memorial library will he closed on
| Columbus day. Thursday. October T. 4
being legal holiday
| princinol 1a,nes - w,Il,or c,,.a,.i
tordent OF schools rarrar and tho fol.
| LOWING teachers of IN. vorro,,os
schools Mr. Wbitteuoro rho 1,isso.
Rvinpton risb Sturtev.nt 1ohrsar
Rrant Crosby RAN and Eortor .r, a.
tending the state teachers, corvo,tio,