Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12
after ~ week here with their brother
TtNNN The latter, accompanied by his
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section came Monday night. There was
something Of a black frost which ruined
whatever garden truck was still out OF
doors.-Mss Eleanor Ross, dean of wom-
ems college, has returned from a visit at
her mothers home in Rutland.-Professor
and Mrs Charles Baker Wright and
daughter Miss Marjorie Wright have re-
turned from Hanover, y. H.. where they
went last week to attend the Inauguration
of Or. +. NJ. Hopkins, the new president
OF Dartmouth College. President and
Mrs. John NJ. Thomas, who also attended
the Inauguration. are making little sids
excursion into the White mountain re-
gions.--Town Clerk Joseph Nj. Burke has
been asked to become a candidate for
town representative in the next Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Burke states that he is not and
will not he a candidate for the office. and
expresses the opinion that the 4l2 voters
who in the September primaries nominal
cd Lawyer Ira H. LaFleur. without opp
sition as the republican should and will go
to work and elect Mr.. La Fleur to the Of
iice.--Nr an. Mrs Paul J. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ripley Of Poultney have
returned to that town after an autorno-
bile trip To town to visit Emerson Roaa
n son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross, at the co.,
lege.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Borden ana
thcjr daughter Miss Julia, of Clinto !,
Conn. are visiting rela In town.
Miss Jennie Seelcy has returned to Bran
Inoronts W. a,d ,frs Chartos Sona'.
nf tti,b etroo, phot,. C,oatu,a &c.,
a fo,,r n,onth., ,tro.,. t,o, -o ta,r.,,,,.o..,,,
os ia no ahIe +o oi,c fut, ottor.ior 20 he
business arain.Nr ard Nrs " u C,,ar,.
ent have returned from Fair Haven. where
they spent week as guests Of Mr.. Gem
ents son, II. p Clement.-Mr. and Ms
Frank Leonard who We're recently mar
trip. mart of which thev snant win ,ho
rroom's brother. lanes Leonard in or.
we'll. have returned to town and evnoc.
70 make their fiIttiro homo boro -Ronso,,
O'Brvan has returned from, Vereen,e,
where hn has been nessinry a veel, VII,
the family Of his son Charles a. Rrvan
George H. Charfee. county fish and p,n,s
warden. who has been seriously, III for tqc
weeks. is able to he ut-James Blair bos
returned from Vergennes where he wa.
called on account of the illness and dc,tt
Of his grandfather. Peter Blair-Nessra
David Hier Of Rutland and William Hie1
of Williamstown. Mass. are visiting rels.
tiVeS in Niddlelurv and adjacent towns
This weeks shipment of livestock fror
the local station consisted of four car
loads Of cows calves and hogs for the
Brighton market and two carloads Of
mich COWS and veal calves for M,
York. date for the annual reunion n
the 18th regiment of Vermont volunteer
i'm the Civil War is FRIDAY October 20
not Monday. October 80. as has been pub.
iShed in some daily papers.-Mr and Ms
: Francis w. Boyd and Mr. Bovd's sist.r,
; Mrs. Cecilia Harrison. of Titusvilie Pa
. are visiting here.-DeputY Sheriff Noble J.
Sanford has returned from an official visit
to the state institution at Windsor.-M-.
and Mrs. Noah NJ. Thompson and r. s
lialock have gene home to Starksbor,
= after few days business trip in iowa -
2 Edward Brissette and r. s. Root q
Bristol and John Benson of Leices 'er
= junction have returned to their homes
T. after visiting here.-Mr and Mrs. Howard
AylWard and their nephew. Tommy Nor.
J r1son' who have been visiting in this :
tloh LOT the past SIN weeks, started Tues
udE on theIr return ny automobile to All
u u o"rh, y. f'-NlSS clara Marshall has goue
10 Nashlhgton, d. c. Tor visit of sew
eF"l weeks with relatives
There ,vas a r,,oe,ir, 30 ,ooo, .
- ers at tho scbooIboueo I, .ha prao,.i.,
II district Tuesday evening b.1d TO- ~ -.
' purpose of tallxinr ovor r,o,+or
tainino to apr,cuIturo ord ,a.+to,,1o
= lv tho nresor+ r,,,l, s;.va.i -.
meetinfr ,,.as vel, o,.a,aa
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