Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02

kee of Deweys Mills we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Durkee over Sunday
and left for home Monday. With them
came the Misses Marion and Dorothy Ben
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neville of Keene'
N. H., Mrs. A. @. Putnam, daughter Mollie'
and son, Dan Putnam. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lamson, who have been at Lake
Fairlee for a few days. returned nome
Sunday. Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Neville re-
turned to their home in Concord, N. II.
Miss Mollie Putnam will teach the coming
fall season In South Randolph, where she
was last year.-Miss Olive Xix was IN
Burlington over Sunday to visit friends
at Fort Ethan Alien.--C. c. Clarke of st.
Adams was In town over Sunday and lett
Monday to resume his work for the rail-
road.--Mrs. Florence Ostey has received
news of the birth of a granddaughter,
Anna Florence, born Thursday at Ausable
Fork, N. Y, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague.-
A party from this place went by auto to
Fort Ethan Allen to visit the boys on
Sunday. Among them were Richard ana
Guy Osha and Arthur Austin.
The thermometer again registered 80 In
the shade Wednesday afternoon and no
rain prospect for the present.-Mrs. Will
liam Mann, who has been Ill FOR sew
eral weeks, is now able 10 be out, much
improved in health.-Mrs IL. w. Holden
is yet confined to her bed and Is not maxi
ing n rapid recovery.-Miss Edith Abbott,
a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Sanborn's
has left for Denver, Col, where she went
OF visit her brother Robert Abbott, and
family.-Mrs. John Udall daughter, Mar
jore and son. Richard, after several
weeks here with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Wardner. left We'd
nesday for Pike. N. H., where they will
maize brief visit before returning to
their home in birmingham, n. II. Mr.
IJdall has also been here for his vacation.
but returned several days previous to re-
sumo his business.-Mitcheil Rye, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Rye, was taken vio-
lently i'll last week and removed to the
sanitarium. where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis, and Is now some
what more comfortable.-MissM Mabel VAR
ney. who is here passing the summer went
to Warren Tuesday for a several days
stay.-Mrs. II. H. Dixon and Mrs. Cook of
New Bedford, Mass, arrived Tuesday for
two weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. H..
II. Hayward. Mrs. Dixon's daughter is
at Camp Tela Wauket at Roxbury while
she Is here.-Mrs. Mabel Adams and
daughter, Miss Miriam. went to North
field Wednesday to the camp for girls
conducted by Prof. Shaw of that place.
Miss Miriam will remain for some time
there.-Miss Ella WEIGH, who is in town
for the summer. went to Bethel We'd
nesday.-Petty thieving seems to be pre-
valent in town and many gardens are be-
ing robbed Of their string beans and other
vegetables which are ready tor use.-Mrs.
kibbee left Wednesday for South Royal
ton to visit her son, who is employed
there this summer.-Mrs. Ellen Chandler,
who has been with her sister. Mrs. E. l..
Mcintyre, for several days left Wednes-
day for her home in Harris Island. N.
Y. Mrs. M. II. Miller of Richmond is now
a guest Of Mrs. McIntyres for about a
month.-Mrs. Floyd Hodgkins, who has
been at work for Fl. l.. Patch, has finish
ed work, and her place is taken in the
studio by Miss Mary Stockwell.