Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
HAPPENINGS IN V~RMOlT
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Draper--Miss Azeia Goodell returned
Saturday to Lynnfield, Mass, to resume
her work as teacher in the public
schools after visiting her mother. Mrs.
Lottie Goodell.---Mrs. Thomas q. IIar-
Vey went Saturday to Boston for an
Indefinite stay.-O. u. Bacon went Sat
urday to Newport for visit with his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Bacon.--Mrs. r. C. Cheney took her
Eunday school class of girls 10 Burling-
ton Saturday.-The second game of base
ball in the series, y. A. VS.. St Johns
bury Saturday resulted in score OF
a to 3, after 10 closely contested In
nngs. in favor of Peoples Academy.
Miss Maud Chaffee returned Saturday
evening to Burlington after n short
stay with her father Orson w. Chat
fec.-Mrs. Arthur Gill passed Friday and
Saturday in Hardwick, n guest of Mrs.
Carroll Dwinell.-Miss In 1Ioyt. who
has q position stcnographcr and
bookkeeper in the 7. II. Farr feed store
ir llardwiok, passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs b. C. Hoyt.--L.
J.. Thayer passed Sunday in st. Johns
bury, tho guest of Mrs. Thayer's sister,
Mrs. George =. Cheney.-Mrs. w. NJ.
Stephen returned Saturday evening
from Groton, where she was called by
;Nc death of her father, Moses Page
Mrs. W. II. Ellis of st. Adams is pass
f. g a few days with his brother-in-law,
r r. Ellis, and niece, Mrs, Henry
NNaite.-Mss Bessie ITayford passed
sunday in Hardwcl1 with his mother.
-rs. Ellen Brooks.-F'red Spauldng was
guest over Sunday of Nelson Reed in
Wolcott-Miss Florence Boyce passed
Sunday in Hardwick.-Mrs. T. A. Gilbert
was a guest over Sunday of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles II. Fisher, of VOL
cOtt.--Mr and Mrs. +. O. Walter and
son, Orson, Miss Alberta Boardman and
Mark Cutting of Burlington ana Miss
Lucille Robinson of Barre came by auto
mobile Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Walter and Miss Robinson beins guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Rob
inson, and Miss Boardman and Mr.. Cut
ting visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ II. Boardman and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Cuttng.--C. J. Thomas left
Monday on business trip to Glover
and Orleans.-Mrs. G. l.. Brown passed
Monday in Hardwick. Mrs. Il. J. Hurd
went to Hardwick Monday, passing the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Daniels
Mrs. Peter Clemens of Portland, Me-.
passed Sunday as guest of Miss LA
HoytMiss Edith Spiller of st. Johns
bury passed Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Spiler.-Mrs y. f.
Carpenter Of Greenvile, Me, and sister
Mrs. Frank Nichols OF Hyde Park
We're in town Monday. Saxhy
of Bellows Falls. n former clerk in the
T.. w. Terrill store. is assisting Mr..
Terril for two weeks.
News was received here Wednesday
OF the sudden death in Lowell. Mass,
of Edwin w. Stewart, former Nor
risville resident. The body of Mr..
Stewart will arrive here Friday.-Her-
bert Wright Of Lyndonvile is passing
a few days in town Mr. and Mrs
Ely Flood and children have gone to
1.ittletOn, y. H., for two weeks visit
with his mother at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Jerome.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith
Tuesday morning.-Cieorge @. Morse.
j.. e. Silloway and w. G. Ward are at
Highgate making repairs upon their
cottages.-Latest reports from Miss liza
Kendall, who recently underwent an
operation at Mary Fletcher hospita
are most favorable and she is expected
TO return home next Tuesday.--B L.
DurSan has new garage at the Dur
gan farm on Laportc road.-Mrs. Jo-
scph Ray has moved her millinery
store from the Champeau block to the
store in the Foss block recently va
Gated by Mr.. Ray.-"Lance" Robinson
who has been i'll for long time, start
ing with grip and ending with pneu-
monia. has resumed his old position at
the Rundall.--Fricnds in town have
received news Of the birth Of daugh-
ter, Gwendolyn Calsta. on April II to
Mr., and Mrs. Fay Marvin of Colches e
ter. Mrs Marvin will be remembered
here as Miss Jennie Kinds. u former
resident