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

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The schools were opened again MONDAY
as the quarantine has been lifted. NO
new cases of paralysis having Developed
The Rev. Mr.. Hlnkey. new pastor of
the Baptist Church. preached Suhda''
His family il expected to arrive III Two
weeks and will occupy the Cpham mouse
on Railroad street.-Mrs. Ella flit
Eaton, guest of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Ed
ton, went to Bethel Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs NJ r. Morse will move from tie
house OF Weston street, owned by j. D.
Sargent to the house recently purchases
by ~, n Morse on Summer street-Mr
and Mrs Robert Mitchell and family We're
in Rochester Sunday on an automccie
trip.-Mrs. Powers, assistant teacher ~
the high school. returned from NorthaTp
ton. Mass, Friday night to take\his posi-
tion In school Monday morning.-MfS
Rcle Butler and mother Madame Butter
came from Barton Friday night and are
guests of Mrs j. \. Gorham.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank stiles returned Saturday frcw
n two weeks stay in Port Henry, y. "
Ny. and Mrs. g. u. Nilburn and Mr.. and
Mrs s G. Clark were l., Rochester sun
dav.--Amoug those who were In town 30
attend the funeral of r. f.. Parker sat
urday were l.. r. and Elmer Parker ~
Waterbury. Conn, brothers OF the De
ceased. The Rev. G. r. crawford VIII
leave here early next week. closing his
pa storatc with tho Sunday evening selV'
Ice and will go to New York state. Fol
lowing the morning service a meeting or
Rll interested was held in the vestry to
consider calling 4 new pastor. \ letter
from The Rev T. w. Sharpe district
SUPERINTENDENT. was road and after much
discussion. - committee consisting of y.
y. Morse. Henry Goodel. ana nr \. {.
tailey. was appointed to take such ac' ION
rs thought best.
G. G. Clifford has sold his farm in East
Randolph to +. =. Mittiguy of Fast Berk-
shire, who will take possession about
November This trade was made
through the G. A Osha real estate agency
and includes stock and tools The farm
consists of $50 acres. The price named
was $4,000. Mr. Mittiguy brings a fam
ily of severa, mcmbers including three
grown sons To assist him.--Mrs. Westcott
and daughter Lillian, who have spent the
summer with the Il j. kimball family
while MIR Wcs'cott has been serving the
family as chauffeur returned to their
home in Rroo<lyh Monday Miss Doro-
thy Alls went to White River Junction
Monday TO take position as stenog-
firm.--Mrs. Marion Gracia. who has been
long time with her daughter. Mrs. l.. A.
Jerd left Tuesday for Boston. whore she
went to pass an indefinite time with her
daughter Mrs. Calvin Josic.-Mr and
Mrs. Ned c. Buck have gone on an auto
mobile trip.--Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Clarke
returned Monday night from Pittsburg.
Pa., where they went to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
expect to go to Waterbury for a two
months stay next week, where Mr..
Clarke will substitute for the station
agent at that place.-Miss Annie Messer
and her mother. Mrs. Alpha Messer went
10 Boston Tuesday to pass few days
c. A Wyatt of Atlantic City, n. j., ar
rived Tuesday for few days here with
W. A. Mcintosh and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
F'itts.-Mrs. Corwin of Lowell. Mass,
after passing ten days with her sister,
Mrs. T.. H. Allis. returned to her home
Monday.-The hall owned by II. A. Leon
ard and +. n. Joslyn has been leased
by party of young men, who are to
form a club. They will be organized and
officers will be elected.-Nrs. Charlotte
Luce came from Braintree Tuesday,
where she had been on a visit with her
daughters. Miss Esther Ham. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.. Ham, left to re-
sumo her studies at Smith College Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell have
moved from the tenement over the Dick
erman shop to the house owned by Mrs
Il. G.. Morton on Weston street, recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. William Osha.
The Rev. J. n. Thompson came from,
South NorWalk, Conn, this week for a
short stay. and on his return took his
family back with him.-Miss Myrtle Gift
ford, now one of the faculty of the Meth
odist seminary at Montpelier, was with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Clifford
over last Sunday. returning Monday-A
canvass has been made this week for
subscriptions to the winter Chautauqua
with good success.-Mrs Emma Mcintyre
has closed her house for the season and
gone to pass the winter with DR.. Guy
Loudon and children at their home in
Burlngton.-Dr. and Mrs. II. w Holden
returned Monday night from an extended
automobile trip.-A delegation of 10 or /;
left Wednesday to attend the fourth dis
trict meeting at Richmond of the Order
of the Eastern Star. Most of them were
from this place and all members OF
Beulah Chapter located here.-Miss Val
entine Packard came from Braintree
Wednesday morning for a few days -
Mrs. Ella Flint Eaton, for several days
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton
who has been detained here longer than
she expected. went to Bethel Wednesday
to visit her brother, the Hon. II. J. Flint