Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11

fathcrS farm.-Mrs. WlllIain '""b"''-
and daughter, Miss Henrietta have gone
to Westport, n. Y. on a visit u theif
son and brother, Rev James. Laughton'--
Mrs. Louisa Hubbard and Mrs. Safah
Palmer of Burlington visited Mrs. l.. o.
Whitford Saturday.
The Hon. Augustus Hand of New YORK.
judge OF the United States court, VINO Us
presiding at the United states court TINS
term in place of Judge Harland H. Howe
and Mrs. Hand and Henry II. Noble
deputy United States immigration IN
spector, and "A member of the Mac
donough commission of New YORK, were
guests Sunday of Postmaster and Mrs
John II. Donnelly--Mrs Bemis and sou
Of Jonesvile visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Goodridgc and Mrs. G. l.. Wyman sun
day.-Alcxander Aunchman of Middle.
bury visited his niece. Mrs David r.
Ryan, Sunday. Guy a. Beach, +. w.
Flagg, Robert Ketcham and Henry v
Smith made an automobile trip to Bur
lngton, Malletts Bay and Jericho Sun
day.--NE and Mrs. W. II. LeDuc and
son, Carlton, and Miss Florice Aunch.
man of Orwell were guests Sunday 81
MIR. and Mrs. D. l.. Ryan.--At the Mon
day morning opening exercises of the
NcfSenntS ilpn SCHOOL inc lkcN. llCHdfu
G. Woodbridge delivered an address on
The Value of Travelling" The rest Of
the program was follows: Music, high
school orchestra: piano duet the Misses
Marie and Catherine Rivers; reading,
Miss Elizabeth Preston; selection, or
chestra.-Attorney Robert w McCucn
has just received from the government
fish hatchery in Maryland 3o.COo,oOo white
perch fry and has planted them III tn,
Otter Mr. McCuen made a special APP
plcation for this species of fish fry as
the white perch are both q food and
game fish, and anglers viii have the
sport of catching them in a few years
Mrs. NJ T. Bristol Is visiting her daugh-
tcrs, tho Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol.
of Middlebury. Amos Needham, who
spent the winter at West Palm Beach,
Fla, and who is making the return trim
in his automobile, has reached New York
city and is stopping at the Endicott Hotel
FOR few days He expects to arrive here
the last of this wcck.--D f. Davis, who
recently resigned his position in the drug
store of w. II. Warner g. Co, left Mon
day for a few days visit to friends in
Barre, after which he will go to Aver
Cliff, p @, to visit his mother Mrs
Davis will remain hero for the present.
DIR. j. c. Wheat of Auburn. n Y. is
IN town for about a months stay in
spcctnG the dairies OF the patrons Of the
Sheffield Farms wson-pcckcr Milk
company. Thomas Austin of Brat
tleboro is visiting her daughter Mrs Il.
l.. NiChols-Thc condition of Miss Matte
Barnard, who has been Ill for several
weeks with rheumatism. is improving
Mrs, Noble J.. Ball, who has been spend
ing the winter here. has returned to her
farm in Ferrisburg. The Rev. l.. \.
Nezina is in Mlddlebury assisting the
Rev. Thomas Leonard in the forty-hours'
devotion at St. Peters Church. Mrs
George r. Lynch of North Adams, Mass.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Phelps, and
her brother, DR. Frank c. Phelps.-AEs
John Ryan of Orwell is visiting her
sons, John W. and David Il. Ryan-Bart
Casey, who underwent an operation at
the Hays sanitarium at Burlington, was
at the Stevens House Monday night
Miss Mary Palmer visited in burlington
observation-disclosures Murphy went Satur-
day to Granville, \. Y, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Wells who have
been living on the DR.. Nathan Oppenheim
farm in Ferrisburg, have returned here
and are making their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Orrn Wclls.--G. ~. Gowctt and
George Bcldcn are in Orwell this week or
business
The Rcv. Herbert NJ. Gesncr. formerly
OF Atlanta City. y. j., now of Easton, Pa.
and Charles w. Gaskell Of New York
city on their return from a trout fishing
trip to Greensboro, Lake Caspian. are the
guests of Attorney and Mrs George w.
Stone-C. 7. Hescock of Rutland visited
friends in town yesterday 4. \.
Oliver, who has been spending a week
with her mother, has returned to West
port, y. Y.-Miss Genevieve. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold st. Peters, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for an
peudicitis at tho Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, is making 4 satisfactory re-
covery.-Mrs. Il. T. Field has returned
from n weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Philips, of Montpelier.-M
Anna McAuley, who has been at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Auley, recovering from the effects of a
fall, has returned and resumed her work
at w. r. Bristol s.--St. Iaul's Church
parish adjourned meeting was held Tues
day evening and the following vestry-
men were elected G. f.. Parker. y. j.
McCucn, Timothy Neville. r. w. Nc
Cuen, j. a. Harrington, +. y. Ross, c. y.
Chapman, +, Fl. Adams, w. G. Watt and
]. b. Powers. At the annual vestry meet
ing. following the parish meeting, the
rector appointed +. \. Ross senior warden
and the vestry elected officers as follows:
Junior warden, y. j. MCCuen. secretary,
~ j. McCuen; treasurer, j, \. Herring
ton; delegates to diocesan convention at
Montpelier on June - and p, y. j. Me
Cuen, G. f. Parker and J. r. Powers:
altcrnates, G. T., Spencer j. &. Walker
and w. G. Watt.--Charlcs Sears who
has been seriously i'll. is row able to sit
up for a short time and Is occupying n
tent.-Jack Chapman OF Goddard Semi
nary, Barre, and Miss Harriet Chapman
of Pratts Institute. New York city, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. \.
Chapman.-Alderman and Mrs. A. w.
Norton went Tuesday to burlington and
yesterday Mr., Norton underwent an
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
and his condition is as good as could be
expected. Attorney r. w. McCuen has
of the supreme court.-Thomas Murphy
has returned from n visit to relatives in
Granville y. y: Miss Irene Derncll has
returned from visit to friends in Albany,
y. v, ana other towns In that vicinity
Mrs H. G.. Colby, who spent the winter in
Boston, has returned and opened her
house here.-O. II. Sherman Of Burling-
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