Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-04

his aunt, Mrs. l.. W. Knowlton, has re-
turned to his home In Brooklyn, N. y
The Second Baptist Church was we'll
filled Sunday evening to listen to Mrs.
w. L. Elmore, a returned missionary
from Burma. now of New York city
Mrs. c. A. Ramsdell of Third street en-
~tertained her bridge club Monday eve
ning.-Miss r. 8. Davis Of Ware. Mass,
was a guest of Mrs. Herbert Weeks this
week.--Mr. and Mrs. C.. A. Brown. Pau
line Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Prouty,
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. lain are at Brook.
ton fair.-Ralph Buck Of MONTGOMERY
Center Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erastus Buck.--L. r. Cummings of
S~hennanigan Falls ia In town for a few
days.-Rev. II. 3. Rankin. accompanied
the members of Company l. to West.
field Sunday night.-Members OF Com
pany H, home guards. spent Sunday at
drill on Indian Point. Dinner was
served by Chef Kipp at Roots cottage.
On Friday evening the members of the
First Baptist Church celebrated the Tooth
anniversary of their organisation in
Newport. Just 100 years ago the names
Of "a members Of the Coventry church
were set of that they might establish
n church in the Wilderness" what IN
now Newport. A fine banquet was served
by the aides Of the church, which was
p~artaken OF by $50 people. Carroll Hunt
ington presided as toastmaster and in
troduced the following speakers: Judge
F. Fl. Butler Of Rutland. the Rev. George
Pomfrey Of the Second Baptist Church,
the Rev. L. A. Edwards of the Congre-
g~ational Church. the Rev. F. B. Rankin,
the pastor. n several others. Mrs.
Elmer f. JENNIE. a descendant Of one Of
the "a first members. spoke very pleas
fnRIv Tho oontntNr L. A~InAaaa. a. 80
tennial year by charging and remodel
Ing the church. n thus enters upon It's
second century Of work with bright PROS
pects.-Miss Marion Newland IL in Boston
for " weeks.-Mr. mt Mrs. Walter
Dane OF Boston are enjoying a two weeks
motor trip and will spend the weekend
with Miss Marion Dane at Camp ver-
mont.-Edmond Leppins who left Mon
day for one of the training camps, has
been presented with a handsome wrist
watch by his fellow employees at the
transfer ~station.-The Rev. and Mrs. w.
c. Bernard, Mrs. Harry Burgess, Mrs.
David Addison. Mrs. Herbert Weeks and
Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham attended the
annual meeting Of the Vermont branch
OF the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board
of Missions, held in st. Johnsbury
October 2 and 3.-Mrs. Robert ]. Wright,
who has spent the summer in Middlebury,
has returned to Newport.-Mrs. Emma
| Hallenbord n Miss Nellie Edwards are
in Boston.-Miss Lucina Bonneau has
been spending two weeks in Manchester
n Boston.-T. II. Baldwin, who has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. George
Root, has returned to his home In Ais.
ton. MaBs.-Mrs. A.. ii. Butterfeld Of
North Troy is visiting her daughter, Mrs
George p. Wilder.-John Wells has re.
turned from Fort Worth, Texas. where
he went as delegate to the convention
Of railway carmen.-Mrs. NJ. Willett
who has spent the summer with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Scott. ha:
returned to her home in Ventura, CAL
An important transfer Of real estate tool
place last week when the Gale property
owned by Mrs. Clarence Bowley on MAR
street was purchased by f. c. Renihar
for So, 0OO. Mr.. Bowley has bought The
Richmond house on Bay View
Orleans county court. which has been II
session since September 10. adjourned
Saturday and will take n recess unit
October 10,