Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-12

the others on Mr.. McTeeters farm in the
same town.-Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Ovitt
of Bakersfield have been passing few
days in the home of Mr.. Ovitts cousin,
Mrs. A. c. Derby. in Berkshire. Mr..
Ovitt and Mr.. Derby were business visit
tors in town Frday.-Joe Bessey of Hyde
Park, former resident here. was in town
Friday.--A. M. Trudeau of Sheldon has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. q.
Kimball, and his son, r. Trudeau.-The
family of J. O. Kimball have gone to
Highgate Springs where they will pass
the summer in their cottage. Tumble
In"
Two young men named Desautelle, of
Bakersfield. on an initial Joy ride on the
Fourth are said to have taken aboard
John Barleycorn. who brought them to
grief. At a hearing in the office Of Il. Nc
Feeters they were fined 5000. The other
two young men. Cover and Potter. were
allowed to go free, az they had kept
their heads. The party was found strand
ed in the ditch near s. X. Burts.
Miss Eva Bell Gilbar, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gilbar, and
Wilfred St. German of johnson City,
N. Y, were very quietly married at the
Catholic parsonage Saturday afternoon at
six O'Clock, the Rev. G. r. L'Ecuyer Of
Mrs Otis King. Mr.. and Mrs. st. Ger
main left Tuesday for Johnson City,
where they will make their home.-Mr.
and Mrs ]. II. Cassidy and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Cassidy were in Cabot Sunday.
where they visited the two daughters of
the last named couple, Mrs. T.. J. Rogers
and Mrs. r. II. Bolster.--Mr. and Mrs.
]. A. Gibson and Miss Lois Burt of this
place and Clarence Oshea of Mortified
spent Sunday at Highgate Springs-Mrs.
James Duffy sustained a severe shock
Monday and was unconscious the most Of
the day. Her condition remains very
critical.
The family of DR.. c. G. Abel have
gone to their cottage at Riverside camp
for the summer Mr. and Mrs. j. c..
Towle and daughter, Mrs. G. w. Rublee.
were in their cottage there over Sunday.
Henry Larose has accepted a position
in a lumber mill in the north woods Of
Maine and expects to be away all sum-
mer.-Stewart Gleason, Frank Reed and
William Garrow have signed up to enlist
and went to Fort Ethan Allen Monday
for examination.-Voile Lamphere Of
North Troy, who has employment at the
condensary for the summer, passed Sum
day in the family Of the Rev. e. w. Puff
fer.-O. T. King is the manager of the
condensary during the absence of Il. w.
David. who will pass the next few months
in Philadelphia.-C. c. Stanley, William
Stanley, A. f. Towle and l.. Fl. Pomeroy
went by automobile to Newport Saturday.
where they were guests of William Ham,
mond over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Her.
| bert Stanhope and family of Burlington
were guests in the home of A. J. Cald-
| we'll Sunday.-Mrs. Stanley Sayles has
| returned from visit to her mother In
Huntington.-Mrs. w. f.. Douglass re-
turned Saturday from Royalton, where
she was called by the illness of an aunt
Mrs. Sewall.-Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Ham.
mond of Omaha, Neb., have been pass
Ing few days with the doctors cousin
| Mrs. f. J. Tyler.-W. NJ. Towle and sister
| Miss Phoebe Towle, are passing the sum-
mer at their cottage at Riverside camp.
The work of furnishing and changing
the Cushman place on Maple Park for d
sanitarium is going on and it is expected
to be ready by the 18th Of this month";
Most Of the fine group of men who went
to Fort Ethan Allen for examination
| from this town passed and have been
formally accepted by the proper authori-
ties.-John Donelly. who has been In
| Swanton for month. has returned and
entered the employ of the Federal Pack
| ing comDanV.