Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-26

Emily Burroughs.-Mrs. A. B. Walker,
better known here as Ada Burroughs,
| arrived Friday from South Royalton,
where she was called by the illness of
her aunt, and will pass a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Ketchum before
going to her home In Harvard, Mass
| Mrs. Sumner and daughter Of Braintree
| came Saturday to visit her father A. ii.
| Flint. Jr.--Mrs Arthur Howard and two
children, after ten days In town at 8. w.
| Towards and other relatives, left Sat
urday for Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Lamson and daughter, Mrs. A. G. Put
nam, and family went Sunday to Fairlee
lake for a weeks stay. They were
Joined there by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville
and daughter of Concord, N. H.-Gen.
and Mrs e. p. Miller of Burlington
have come to pass a few days with Mrs.
| T.. l.. Mcintyre.
A bean harvester has been purchased
| by four up to-date farmers In this sec
ton. which, 1t is expected, Will be used
| in harvesting upwards of 300 acres OF
| beans growing in .he towns or l'rook-
| field, Braintree and Randolph. POST
master Dodge having one of the ear
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among the first to use the machine.
The death of Charles Farr. which &C.
Cured Sunday, Is thought by his family
to have been due to heart trouble, from
which he had suffered at different times.
| 1t Is now thought that he had an attack
and started to get some water as his hand
kerchief was in his hand when found, and
fell into the water. His brother. Guy Farr,
and family, who were about starting for
their home In Providence, r. l.. were de-
tained till Monday, when they left for
their home, not being able to remain
over till the funeral. which is to be held
at the home this afternoon. The deceased
was about 52 years of age.-Charles Dubois
| of New York was here over Sunday with
| his family, leaving to resume business the
| first of the week.-Mrs.. Henry Goodelle
and son went Monday to East Randolph
| to spend a couple OF days.-Mrs /. Il.
Pinney the guest of her sister. Mrs. Oscar
Gates, for a week. left for West Hartford
| Monday.-Charles Church of Worcester,
Mass, was at the Church farm over Sum
day with his mother. Mrs. Church, and
| Monday returned to Worcester. taking
with him his son. Clyde Church. who went
to pass the time till the opening of the
high school here.-Miss Marion Stickney,
after several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
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River Junction and Tuesday went to
| Northaeld. Mass. to attend the session
| of summer school, She is a teacher in the
Barre city school.--Mrs. Flora Saunders
Hart and her son of Springfield, Mass,
after passing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Cassidy left for her home
Monday-Roy and Roscoe Merrill came
| from Fort Ethan Allen Saturday for
short visit with their parents before being
called from the fortMr. and Mrs. c. c.
Clarke left Sunday night for st. Adams,
| their rooms having been prepared there
| for two weeks. Mrs. Clarke was detained
here by the illness of their child.-Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell Larock. their son and wife
from Forestdale, and Mrs. Trolley of
Leicester came by auto Sunday to visit
Mr. Larock's sister, Mrs. J. L. French
| Mrs. George Richardson. who came
Thursday to visit her brother. George
| Emery, returned Monday to Wolcott.-Roy
! Emery is spending the summer at Stowe
| where he has employment with his uncle
Mrs. +. o. Copeland left Tuesday for
Enfield, N. H., where she will be in camp
| for week or more.-Miss Ema Norman,
who has been with her aunt, Mrs. ID. b.
| Cassidy, for few days. went to Braintree
Monday.-Miss Grace Campbell has COM
pleted her course of study in the Albany
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a few weeks at her home here.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. w. Paine arrived from Fairlee
Sunday for few days with the former
sister, Mrs r.. p Libbey, and left Tues
day for Barre, from there by auto to their
Ihome-Miss Beatrice Thompson has come
from Montpelier for a several days stay
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
]. Foster.-Miss Lima Brooks after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. T.. Davenport, left
Tuesday for Northield.-Mr. Fassett of
Rochester has been with his daughter,
Mrs David Dyer. for a few days. return
ling home the last of the week.--A. A.
Wainwright went to Salisbury Tuesday
having been called there by the critical
illness of his brother. who has been in
helpless condition for several montl.s.--
| F. o. Copeland. assistant cashier of the
Randolph bank. has gone to Cheyenne
Wyo.. for a two weeks trip.-Dr. and Mrs
o. d. Greene and daughter and husband
from Massachusetts were entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
IGreene.-Mr. and Mrs. G. &. Clarke left
here on Sunday night for their home in
st. Adams, where they have taken rooms
for the present.
1t Is understood now that unless
cases of infantile paralysis develop be-
fore August 3 that the Chautauqua en-
| tertalnment Will be conducted here as
last year. The local management is
making little or no effort in the matter
as there is so much doubt in regard to
| it.-Mrs. Mark Whitney of Granville
was in town Tuesday.-Ernest Austin
has gone to Gardner, Me, for few
| days with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
| Mrs A. j. Bell-Mrs. Lucius Good
heart went to South Royalton Wednes-
| day to visit her sister, Mrs. o. e.
| Greene and to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
| Greene of Glen Cove, l. Mrs. II. W.
| Lyford of Montpelier and Mrs. H. w.
Dodge of Springfield. Mass. after IA few
| days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Temple
| ton, left Wednesday for Montpelier
DR.. and Mrs. II. W. Holden and Mr.. and
Mrs Pliny Morse after two weeks
| trip through the State of New York,
| came home Sunday. Mrs Holden has
been i'll since that time-Mr. and Mrs.
II. l.. Patch went by auto to Burlington
| "Wednesday on a business trip and to
visit Fort Ethan Allen--Miss Helen
| Brooks. a teacher. who is passing the
| summer with her parents. In Bethel.
was in town Wednesday. The first of
September Miss Brooks goes to Spring
field, Mass, where she has a position in
one Of the city schools.-Miss Jennie
| Bell came Wednesday for several
days stay with Mrs. Il. II. Mason.--Mrs.
Ellen Chandler of Tarrytown. N. Y, is
passing several weeks with her sister,
| Mrs. IL. Il. McIntyre.--Dr. and Mrs. c.
j. Rumrill are passing several days at
Highgate Springs.-Charles Palmer Is
at work at present on the cottage which
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