Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05

than Onpenheim farm in Ferrsburg to
this city and will occupy the Pigeon
house on Water street. lately vacated by
William Forticr.
The remains of Miss Mary Rubeor were
brought here Monday evening from Wat
erbury, where she died Monday at the
state hospital from epilepsy. aged II
years. She was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Rubeor of this CITY.
Burial was made Tuesday morning in
ST. Peters Church cemetery.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Thayer of kccne, y. H., and
George Thayer of Lincoln visited DR.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Rogers Observation-Disclosures
Daniels, who went last week to Worccs-
ter, Mass, TO enter the Worcester Poly
technical school. has returned home as
The opening is DELAYED by the prevalence
of poliomyeitis.-Th Rev. Thomas Ste
venson went Yesterday to Montpelier to
deliver an address before the State con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Caissc have
gone to brooklyn, ~ Y, to visit tn ,!r
son. Elliott Caisse. student a Pratt In
sttute, and will visit friends in Boston
before their turn.--Attorncy r. w. Me
Cucn has gone to Montpelier to attend a
session of the supreme court.-Mrs. E. G..
Norton left Tuesday on trip to Chicago
TO visit her sister. after which she will
visit friends in Milwaukee, Wis-MrS.
Elizabeth ". Preston, teacher OF tie
training class for teachers in the Ne"-
gcnnes high school, which has been dis
continued. left Tuesday for Wilmington,
where she has a similar position in the
high school in that town-Miss Lucy
Harrington of Rutland visited her brother,
ex-MaYor John A. Harrington Tuesday
on her way to the Harrington homestead
t.N-h Y;. doc NJ L,,s,
returned from visit in Cahot.-The pose.
poned meeting of Seth Warner Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Will he held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs s, Harry Bu-.
rouehs, Mrs. Burroughs with Mrs. Alan
son G. Wright as hostosscs. -- Mrs Anna
French visited her sister, Miss Martha
Barnard, at the Fanny Allen hospital
Miss Barnard is being treated for rheu-
matism and her condition is somewhat IN.
proved.-Edward Eagan Sr., is seriously
III at the home of his son, Edward Eagar,
Ir.
Mr.. and Mrs George Barnett Of Oak
land. Cal, are visiting hey sister. Mrs.
r. +. Merrill. Mrs. Barnett was formerly
Miss Hattie Ward Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Bristol ana Mr. and Mrs Cecil Bristol
are making an automobile tour through
the White Mountains this wcek.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith have returned from n
visit to her former home in Proctorsville.
Andrew Ruscoe is seriously i'll with
hardening of the arteries and blood
pressure.-Mr and Mrs. Harvey T.. Beach
and son, Allen r. have returned from
New York city, where they purchased a
seven passenger carr. O'Bryan of
Middlebury is visiting bis son. Charles
j. OBryan.-H. L. White Of New Haven
has rented the NoiseauX blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Panton, who have
been spending their honeymoon with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Panton, have returned to Lowell. Mass.
William JandrOw Of West Rutland has
taken the position of superintendent OF
the Green Mountain Lime company's
Whitney, who have been spending the
summer here, left yesterday for their
home in Cleveland. Oho-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter w Bristol returned yesterday
from an auto trip over the Green Noun
tains.-At n meeting of Dorchester Lodge,
No. I, A. f. & a. NJ, last evening the
third degree was conferred on cand-
date and District Deputy Grand Master
q. s. Wissell of Orwell made his an
nual visit of inspection-The Missionary
Church will meet at 1890 to-day at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Field and
dinner will be served.