Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28

Julian Gray. while off on a wild bee
hunt Friday. located an old and a
young swarm in large birch tree
near tho old Gay log house on the east
side Of Gilmore mountain. Upon fell
ing the tree no honey of any amount
was found with the young swarm but
from the other swarm 100 pounds OF
nice honey was taken.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Little. who have visited the
formers sister. Mrs. H A. Slayton, re-
turned to Burlington Monday.--Mr. and
Mrs. IL L. Delano have been called to
Sugar Hill y. r.. on account of the
critical condition of their daughter,
Mrs. Harold Bowles.--Mrs. T A. Shonio
was taken Monday TO the Fanny Allen
hospital. where it is expected she Will
undergo an operation.--GuY Campbell
went Monday to Holland. where he will
take charge of the construction of a
cement bridge. under the direction of
State Road Commissioner Bates.--Mr.
and Mrs Clarence webster Of Lyndon
VILE returned home Monday after Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Stettman Ring.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Shaw of Burlington
are passing a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Carl Shaw.--George Robson
has so far recovered from injuries re-
ce,ved, as to return Monday night to
Montreal TO resume his railroad work go
Mrs W r Beard, who recently returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital. is able
to he ont for a short walk about her
home. Miss Daisy stewart went to Rur-
lirEton Tuesday to begin her senior year
at tie University Of Vermont Mrs.
Henry Barrette Of Chateaugav y. Y,
came Tuesday evening to visit her sons.
David Barrette a the Allen farm, and
Joseph Farrette and wife on the War
rem G Baker farmer. David Barrette
was in Burlington TUESDAY to meet his
mother Mrs Esther Fitch went TO
Greensboro Tuesday for few DAYS at
her cottage on Caspian Lake Mrs. Lucy
E stewart and Mrs William Hosahoom
Of Lowell, Mass, who have visited the
latter's mother, Mrs benjamin Stewart,
and sister. Mrs, Stllman Pins, for two
weeks. returned home Tuesdav.-W. +.
Steel Of Omsk. Wash, who has been
stopping At Nansheld Ohio. since Mrs.
Steel came East arrived here Monday
evening. Joining Mrs steele At the home
of her mother. Mrs Esther Fitch-Fred
G. Wormelle and friend. Mr. Shurtleff ct
Boston arrived here Monday evening,
We're taken by auto 10 the Jack TevyaW
place, and took the trail to Beaver meadow,
where they expected to pass the night
/ in the shack" Tuesday morning they
/ tanned to take =. W. Mould's trail to
Madonna peak, where they would strike
the Long Trail visiting Sterling pond and
reaching smugelers Notch at the cours,
and on to Barnes camp. and making the
trip along the Long Trail to Camels
Hump.-Edwin Nanoor, George Holman,
Jr, and Walter Jones Went Tuesday 10
Beaver read dow for stay Of a week at
! the shack"
! News was received here Of the death
Wednesday morning at the hospital AZ
Littleton, y. H. of Mrs. Harold Bowles
of Sugar Hill, n n The deceased was
married in June 1915, to Harold Bowles
Of Sugar Hill. y H who survives hei
with an infant daughter. born Septemhet
10. She also leaves her parents, MIR. ant
Mrs Fl. L. Delano; three brothers, Nat
louis and Howard, and a sister. Mrs
{. F. Pierce Of Fitzwillian1. y. Fu
neral services will be held at the church
at Franconia. y H, Friday at 1913
a m. the Rev. w e Baker Of Morris
Vile officiating 1t is expected that in
terment will be made a Sugar Hill
( Rudolph. the fveYear-old son of Mr. ant
Mrs Harry F. Smith Of Elmore. whc
has been seriously i'll with infantil'
pdTaI+ SIS. lS improving Srea1llN, ana aSlu'
from the Paralysis Of his left leg, the out
look is very encouraging for his re-
looverY Mrs Fdla Wiley returned Tues
day evening to Waterville after visitin:
her daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
p J. Kelley -Nrs F. f. Goodrich, WHIT
has visited relatives at Hanover Nor
}wich and Lynn. \ H for eight weeks
arrived horne Tuesday evening Mis-
Daisy LeEaron, who went to Sugar Hill
n. H. on account Of the condition o
Mrs Harold Bowles. returned Tuesda'
evening o F. Shaw of Bethel, veteran
salesman for firm in Boston. visitet
this place Tuesday evening, and informe'
the correspondent that he would be 5
years Of age October 70. Mr.. shaw sal,
that his son, W. q. Shaw Of Burlington
and grandson, Ralph P Shaw Of Bur
linston, travelling for a Boston house
and he took the same train in starting
out on their work Monday morning. -
Mrs. Nestella Drown Of Barre came Tues
day evening for visit with her sister
Mrs Alice Reed.--C'lay Fisk of Akron
Ohio, n former Morrisville boy, who /
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H c
Fis.. a Hyde Park. visited friends her
TUESDAY evening. Hon. NJ P Mauric
was visitor in Hardwick Wednesday
John Shea and daughter, Miss Elizabet
Shea returned Wednesday to Wohurr
Mass. after visiting their uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs John Weafer. for tw
weeks Ernest J. Mills went Wednesda
~ Winooski to return with Mrs, Mills
who re entity underwent an operation a
the Fanny Allen hospital.