Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
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NEWS BY COUNTIES

returned from two weeks visit to reia- |
tives and friends in various places in Mas
sachusetts and New v a3t,O nMhyr M
poulia has commence. 0'WO 0lBg
the interior of the house which he iu.-
" purchased on South Main street.-fred
Smith has taken position with the In
ternational Harvester company of Amer
lea as special truck salesman for northern
Vermont and New Mortimer Drake
of Ticondcroga, y. Y, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, oscar Cushman for
few days-Mr. and Mrs F.. g. Hunt
have returned from Burlington. where
they visited Mrs. Harry Hunt, who is a
pa tlent at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Miss Kate Palmer has returned to Glans
Falls, y. Y, after several DAYS with her
niece, Mrs. f. j. Wiley.-Mrs. Charles
Severance Is patient at the Fanny Allen
hospital. Miss Mary Sullivan has return
ed from Burlington. where she has been
visiting her sister and niece, Mrs Ellen
| and Miss Ruth Wright-Mr and Mrs
/ Louis Anderson and two children,
have returned home to Florence.-Mr and
Mrs Walter Newton and Mrs. O, X New
! ton. who have been visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Clement for a few
weeks have returned to Cambridge,
Mass.--Prof charles w. Killam Of Har-
ward University who has been visiting
his hrother-in- law the Rev. Roy f. Whit
timore, and family for few days, has re-
turned to his home.-Mr and Mrs. VII
liam e. Robins of Boston are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Roy f. Whittimore, at the
Baptist parsonage for few daNs.-Mrs.
Stewart Andrews of Boston is visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed are parents
of a son.-The Rev. Charles S. Murkland
of New York is AZ his summer home in
Ripton for a few weeks.
Frequent heavy showers during the
past two days have done much to re-
lieve the drought from which the farm
ing sections were suffering and the farm
ers are already feeling much better as
the fall potato crop was thought to he
in considerable danger from lack of
moisture-Miss Ruth Donnelly has re
turned to Rutland after several week,
/ with her father Peter ]. Donnelly.-
Miss Mildred Delphia has gone to II
conderoga, y. Y. whore she has posi-
: ton.-Prof. +. r. Howard is moving
from the Fertig farm to the Higley house
} on South street. which he recently pur
chased,-Mr and Mrs. William II. stokes
and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hanks nav'
gone to Boston by automohne-Stanlel
Slayton and j. A. Wilson of Hartford
Conn. are spending n week in town
, Mr. and Mrs. Corkran of York. Pa.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Cork
rams mother, Mrs Gardner wainwright
: Miles Cartmeu Of Sherhrook. Can, anc
; Alfred Cartmell Of Palestine. Texas ar
in town on n visit to their nephew, Jane
!, r. Cartmeli, on Seymour street.-Mrs, l.
C. Monahan and daughter, Helen, nav
-. gone TO Massena. y. Y, where they ar
. visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Abbott-Dr. c. Ford Langworth
of the chemistry branch Of the depart
:. ment Of the interior AT Washington,
= native of Middlehury, is spending his va
" cation with relatives and friends her
and Mt Nergennes and will camp for
. couple Of weeks at Thom0son's Point
Mrs. +. +. Knight and daughter, Mis-
!, Sarah Knight. Of Rutland. are visitn
. In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W. May
heu who have been visiting his uncl'
" Frank Mayhem. at Cornwall, for thre
:, weeks, have returned with their childre
- to St Armande. T. Q-Miss Bertha Fan
rell and niece have gone to Saratoga
- ~ Y, where they Will visit her sistel
Mrs Burnard Kavanaugh.
The Ladies' Aid of the Memorial Bar
. tist Church will he given n lecture an
demonstration on aluminium cookin
utensils by Mr. Stowel of the Masst
chusetts Agricultural College at Mrs.
- r. Browns Friday afternoon az -
~ o'clock, on Court street. Refreshmen'
- will be served.