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

urday.-Rupert Hammer and Leslie
Billings, who have been at Eagle Pass
Texas, with Company G, V s. G., ar
rived Mt their homes here Friday night
Several from here attended the foot
ball game in Middlebury Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. A. e. Grow, Mr. and Mrs Cove
and Rupert Hammer went to Cedar
Point Saturday to visit MIR and Mrs
cyrus Cove at their camp.-Philip and
Dorothy Lawrence and George ttilbourn
have gone to Burlington to attend coli
iege-Joseph Gaudett returned Saturday
IRON two weeks visit in Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Burnham are ac-
campaigning Mr. and Mrs J. s. Flint of
burlington on an automobile trip
through Vermont and New Hnmpshirc.
Mr. ana Mrs. Spencer Wright and son
Of Malone. n. Y, spent Sunday with
their parents, MIR. and Mrs A. T..
Wright-AIrs =. * Wilson went to
New York Monday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T. f. Dietz.--Mrs John Burt
and son. Leonard. visited friends in
New Haven, Monday.--Miss Lillian
Bixby OF Burlington spent Sunday in
town.-Wallace Burritt cf Bennington
is visiting relatives in town.-The
Methodist Church was nlled Sunday
when DR.. Guy Potter Benton OF Bur-
linston gave his sermon on the Dual
Man, Miss Christine Mullings has
gone to Burlington. where she has IA
position.--Miss Marion MullinRs went
to Middlebury Monday to enter the
freshman class OF Middlebury College.
Miss Clara Robinson has charge OF
the teachers training class.-Myrtie NJ.
Clifford returned Saturday to her home
in ontpelier-Georse F. Palmer of
Burlington was at home over Sunday.
The Rev, G. G. Chappell. pastor of the
First Baptist Church. has tondered his
resignation to- take effect the Inst Of
october. Mr.. Chnppell has n position as
instructor in Yale University. He will
also continue his studies.
Bisbee of Ferrisburg was In town Mon
day.-Word has been received that Mrs
+. NJ Holman Of Fairfield. Me, is in
poor health The Rev. Il. NJ. Holman
was former pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church. The first meeting of the
Outlook club will be held Friday after
noon at three o'clock with the president
Mrs. David r. Bosworth. Home economics
and citizenship will be studied this year
The program will be: Greetings by the
president; roll call; Suggestions for the
Good OF the Club" social hour. Tho
Ladies' Home Circle of the Conerega-
tional Church will meet this afternoon
In the chapel. Hostresses. Mrs Frary,
Mrs. Dixie, Miss Weller and Mrs Has
seltine. All ladies are invited and the
gentlemen are especially invited to sup
per.-Albert Meiileur has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment.-Mr.
and Mrs Orrln Farr Of Fyde Park are
visiting Mr.. Fairs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
20. w. Farr.--Dr and Mrs. f. NJ Rogers
Of Nergennes were in town Tuesday.
The relatives and oldtme friends Of
Mrs. Martha Colby gave her birthday
surprise party at her home on Church
street Tuesday afternoon, It being the
s5th anniversary OF her birth Four
Generations We're present. Letters were
read from her sisters. MIS-. Julia Ellis of
Portland, Ore. and Mrs. Collins OF Chit
cago. Mrs Colby received many re-
membranes, including flowers and box
of oranges from her son. Alison Colby.
who lives In California supper was
served by her daughters. Mrs. Lewis
l3ain and Mrs. Addie Bristol. In spite
of her age Mrs. Colby enjoys good health
and the possession Of her mental
faculties.-Mrs. Ada Kingsley has re-
turned from n stay Of two years spent
in Portland Ore. and is at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. G. W. Farr.-Ceylon
Green and daughter Of Burlington were
in town Tuesday. Harry Parker is
in Lincoln this week substituting for one
! OF the teachers. who is il.--Harian Bost-
wick has entered the freshme class Of
the University Of Nermont-Mr. and
Mrs Leonard Partch OF Burlington
visited relatives in town Wednesday. -
Miss Anita Todd returned Wednesda,
from trip 10 Clsrenceville. Que, and
through the islands.--Mrs. Stillman White
aged 81 wears, died at her home on River
street Tuesday about six o'clock afte,
about a weeks illness with pneumonia
She is survived by an aged husband.
"An Alien at Colonial Saturday
Matinee three to six. and 10 cents
Evening S.16 n Giants (AdvO o293 ~