Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16
WOLCOTT.

WOLCOTT.
The Rev B. L. Jennings of Worcester
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Jennings
and daughter Bertha called on friends
in town Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Gould and daughter Helen, of Albany
were guests at A. w. Fosters the last Of
the wtsek-Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Udall and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Foss were in Glover
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Rufus Montague
| leave for California this week.
JOHNSON.
| Mrs. f. G. French of Danville, with
her niece. Miss Florence Osgood, of
| Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Fred
| Leslie for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. o.
! b. Landon have returned from the is
land. where they have been the past
| week with their children. William Lam
don and Mrs. observation-disclosures Peck
has sold for Edward holland his village
residence to Joseph Lambert of this place.
Frank Miller and family motored to
Newport Friday to visit James Miller,
who has passed the summer there.-E.
II. Sherwin is relieving the agent at East
| Hardwick from his station work for a
| few weeks.
| Mr.. and G.. II. Haines and son were
| in Burlington Tuesday.-The many
friends OF Earl Holmes, son of e. E.
Holmes of this place, will be pleased to
hear of his commission at Pittsburgh, N.
Y. training camp, as second lieutenant.
Miss Mildred Leslie Is spending a few
days in Danvlle with her aunt, Mrs E. G.
French.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ +. Brewster last Friday.-Mrs.
Charles Hayford has returned from visit
ing her sister in Worcester, Mass.-Mrs.
! ia Ea
Somerville. Mass. called on Mrs. ]. L.
Pierce Sunday, also Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Page of North Troy. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Max Wilson of Jeffersonvile.-Mrs. Will
Leslie was taken suddenly i'll Sunday night
and is confined to her bed.-The boys who
fought the fire last Friday night were
served hot coffee, sandwiches and cookies
by the ladies of the village.
WATERVILLE.
! ]. B. Coddng died Tuesday morning
after long illness. He is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. Carroll Stearns of
Orleans Mrs. Edwin Locke and a step
daughter, Mrs W. II. Notemyer Of john
son and one sister. Mrs Sarah Gray
Mrs. Arthur Russell died Monday morn
ing after a long illness of consumption.
Mrs. Lena Kelley of Morrisville and
Mrs. Shipman were guests of Mrs Edla
| Wiley last Week.-Mrs.. T.. L. Leach
and son. Erie. are in Maine for few
weeks.-NIrs. l.. Il. Tillotson of Norris
vile was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Smllia over Sunday.-Mrs. Mildred
Abbot returned to her home In New
Hampshire Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs Victor Lang
dell.-Mr and Mrs. Sherman Mann and
son John of Orleans were in town Sun
day.-Miss Evelyn Wiley Of Greensboro is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Edla
Willey.-Miss Freida Darrah Is visiting
friends in Swanton.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Beard and son are visiting In Will
iston.-Mr. and Mrs. Llewelyn Tillotson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Langdell were in
North Hero last week.-Mrs.. Almaron
Brown was the guest of her brother In
Morrisville last week.
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Bessie Reynolds of Burlington has
been a guest of Miss Nell Boyden for
several days.-Mrs. E. II. Gray OF Green
Held, Mass, spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. A r. Labounty.-Mrs. Eugene
Spaulding of Woodsville, N. H. spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. w. ID.
Willey.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perley OF
Burlington are guests at w. NJ. smiths
this week-C. s. Brush OF Boston IL
SpeHulilg II TWO weeks Ndcdtioh WIN "'S
mother, Mrs. Sarah Brush.-Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Mead Of Lancaster. N H., visited
friends in town last week.-Mr. ana MRS.
c. F. Labounty, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brush
and Harry Buckley were at Willoughpy
lake Sunday.-Kenneth Newton spent
Sunday in Greensboro.-Mrs. Julia Full
ington and daughter were visitors IN
Burlington Monday.-Dr. q. II. newton
was In Lowell Tuesday to see his iather'
who Is ill.-Mrs. II. A. Hatch OF Moh-
treal is spending few days IN town.
Mrs. Stowe Of Franklin mas oeeh
guest at the home of her brother. Henry
Wood. the past week.
JEFFERSONVILLE.