Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14


easc.--Prof. Samuel Sheldon and son
Samuel sheldon. Jr.. who have spent
their annual vacation at tho Addison
House, returned to Brooklyn, n. y,
Sunday night so that Professor Shell
don would he on time to resume his
duties at the Brooklyn Polytechnic In
stitute.--Josoph Lorraine. a former resi-
dent of Mddlcbury, came to town Sat
urday and has taken position with
Edward II. Thomas.-Miss Ida Dragon,
after a few days at tho Hotel Logan.
returned Monday to Ripton. where for
six weeks she has been convalcsc ing
at her home after an operation per-
formed in Burlins on three months
ago--Attorncy and Mrs. William II.
Davis. formerly well known people in
Middleb bury. who have been here for a
week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
c. Russell, started. Sunday on their re-
turn trip to TuskoRec. Okla. They
were accompanied to tho train 10y Il
large number of frcnds.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bruno Albert returned from a 10
days visit in New York city and
Albany.
There were union services at the
Congregational Church Sunday night.
held by the Methodist. Memorial Bap-
tist and Congregational Churches, in
honor of the Rev Henry S. Newell
the now pastor.-Mrs Fred BUSHNELL
who has been at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Goodrcau. mas returned to
Crown Point. y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Man
Icy Winch and son Stanley. who have
been visiting NJ tho home Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Gilmore. for 10
days, have returned TO Pittsford.~-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fuller and Charles
Rand, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Tabor for
a few weeks. have returned to their
homes in Boston and Springfield. Mass.
Henry T. Kddor who has been Wis
itins his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
7. kidder. has returned to ST. Johns
bury.--Dustin Russell and !. G. Hardy.
who have been with MIR. Russells par
ents for month have returned to
Boston.--T. r. Marshall of the bureau
of animal industry of Washington,
d. c.. is at the L. s. Morgan Horse farm
for short stay.-W. +. Hammond.
superintendent of the Morgan Horse
farm, shipped Monday to the state
fair party of Southdown rams -
Mrs. Harry L. Youtt. two sons and
daughter, are in town to visit Col.
Charles T.. Youtt and Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Turner--Mrs. 6. A. Barton and
daughter have returned from a 10
days visit in Leicester Junction and
Brandon.-B. r. Wales Of Rutland, n
former resident of this village, is in
town.-County Secretary Rand has re-
turned from the summer school and
conference at silver Bay, y. V, where
he took the first years work in tech
niCal county work.-Prof. c. r. Wright
has returned from Akron. Ohio, where
he has been for few weeks, to visit
relatives. His wife and daughter will
remain for n while longer.-Raymond
and Stanley Hope, who have been Wis
iting in town for few weeks, have re-
turned to Bennington.-Mrs Charles
Severance. who has been at the Fanny
! Allen hospital for few weeks, where
she underwent a serious operation, has
returned and is doing quite well
Joseph \. Peck, who has been visit
ing his wife at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Brewster. has
returned to Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. +. r
Bentley has returned from the Fanny
! Allen hospital, where she underwent
an operation She is getting along
well.-The executive board of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Church met Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock at the parsonage.---Mr. and
Mrs William Duncan and children. who
have been visiting in town for two
weeks, have returned to Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Woodward and
daughter Cordelia. who have been Wis
/ ting at the home Of her mother, Mrs
Julius T. Williamson, for a few weeks
have returned to Warrensburg. \. Y
Mrs. Raymond Higgins and daughte,
Dorothy of Springfield, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Leno.-
Prof. l.. J. Hathaway and family have
moved from Montpelier into the j. A
! Wright house on South street.--Miss
Marion Crosby has taken a position as
| stenographcr in the Offices of Ira
H. LaFlcur and the n. S. Foote Co
Mrs. Moses Wmmett and two children
have returned from Pittsford
Miss Nellie Halpin. bookkeeper and
cashier at the Register office, has re-
sumed her position after being at home
for several weeks on account of the
| illness and death of her father
George T.. Burcharl of New York city
Monday to visit his brothers, John l.
and George " Burchard-Mr. and
Mrs George l.. Ripley and son, Martin
/ Ripley, returned Tuesday to Cohoes
! y. Y, after a 10 days visit in Middle
| bury and Vicinity-Miss Susan T.
! Archibald, librarian OF the Middlebury
public library has returned from
! Iittsford, where she has been making
a vacation visit to the Misses NJ. r
and r. l.. Manlcy.-Mrs. william p
! Nash of New Haven is in TOWN. Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Kodjbanoff of New
York, who have been here for severa
weeks at the home Of her parents, Col
and Mrs Thad NJ Chapman, have re-
| turned to their home.-Mr. and Mrs
| Rollin w. Watkins and Mr.. watkins
| sister, Mrs. Julia Caldwell, have re.
turned to Lake Placid, n. Y, after Wis
iting in town for two weeks-Airs
n. NJ. kavanaugh, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Farrell Sr., fol-
"a few weeks, has returned to Sara.
toga, y. Y.-Prof. Frank w. Cady and
son have returned from Chicago, wher.
they have been for u month to visi
his parents.--Miss Elizabeth Wissen o
Schenectady, y. Y. and Augusta wis
sell of Bennington, y. H., and his thre,
children, who were called here by til,
death Of their brother, Levi Wissell
have returned to their homes.
News has been received Of tho mar
riagc at Colon, canal zone. of James 7
Tennicn, Jr.. and Miss Ruby l.. Patt Of
August "a. MI Tonnien is a brothc