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


to attend the summer school Of the Uni.
versity Of Vermont. Fordyce Bristol
and son of Burlington are visiting her
husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. wallace
Bristol.-Miss Anna LeBoeuf Is Ill at her
home on Maple street.-Mrs. Lester Ar
thur and two children Of Rome, N. T.. are
visiting her brother, William Hatch.-Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Gowett. Abraham Cow
EFT and Miss Elda Gowett, who have been
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Gowett, have returned to Holyoke, Mass,
making the trip by automobile.-Eggsa are
selling here in the wholesale market for
80 cents per dosen.-Emile Plainly has
finished work in the store Of ]. A. Har-
rington & Co. and Albert Charbonneau
has taken MS place.-Miss Adelia 1ngham.
assistant librarian at the Bixby Memorial
Free library. is taking a vacation.-The
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Slack
died Sunday.-Attorney r. w. McCuen,
Howard Adams and John Connors, who
are attending the officers reserve training
camp at Plattsburgh, N. T.. spent Sunday
here.--Stella Gowett has taken position
In the ONCE Of the Enterprise and ver-
monter.-A daughter was born July to
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Mcneil Of Charlotte.
Mrs. Mcneil was formerly Miss Ardelle
Wright Of Waltham.-Mrs. Anna 8. Allen
went July 8 to Burlington. where she will
attend the summer school at the Univer-
sity Of Vermont.
The farmers in this section have COM
menced haying. The outlook Is for a record
crop. Help to harvest the crop are re-
ceiving from $3.50 to $500 per day. Much
more ground than usual has been planted
to potatoes and beans and in most cases
the outlook for these crops is good, II suit
able weather obtains. Corn Is backward
and In many cases a second planting was
( necessary on account Of the seed rotting
In the ground due to the cold and wet
weather in June. Strawberries are very
plentiful and there is a prospect Of large
yield of raspberries. Rain is much needed
now to forward the growing crops.-A son
was born Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Ryan.-Miss Eileen Ryan
and brother. James, have gone to Castle
ton to visit their aunt, Mrs. P. C.. Carroll.
John H. Lewis went yesterday on a trout
fishing trip to Rrandon.-Joseph Blair,
who was thrown to the ground by the
breaking of a telephone pole on which he
was working, is able to be out on the
street.-Miss Rose Donaway. who has
been spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donaway has returned to Richmond
Mrs. Mark Peck underwent a serious but
successful operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Tuesday.-Miss Marjorie Lee has
gone to Bread Loaf Inn, where she has a
position for the summer.-Miss Selma
Milo. who has been spending her vaca-
ton with her father. Isadore Milo. and
her sisters, the Misses Julia and Lucy
Milo, has returned to Worcester. Mass
Miss Martha Miller has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
r. Warner and daughter. Miss Elizabeth.
spent Tuesday at Thompsons Point.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Strong have returned from
a weeks stay at the Summit House,
Mount Mansfeld.-Mr. and Mrs. J. War
rem Barnes and son. Wentworth Of Troy,
N. Y, are spending a week at the Elm
wood Inn. Thompson's Point Mr.. Barnes
Is a former resident, the son Of the late
Judge Warren Barnes of this city.-Miss
Jenny Ballantyne Of Walton, N. Y, is
the guest Of Alderman and Mrs. Levi H.
Brown.-Miss Adella Ingham is spending
her vacation on Mount Mansfeld.-Mr
and Mrs F. L. Grandey and Mr. and Mrs
NJ. H. Daniels spent Tuesday at Thomp.
sons Point.
BRISTOL.
T. E. Casey died suddenly Friday
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where he boarded. Mr.. Casey had suffered
from tuberculosis for several years. being
obliged to give up his position in the orice
OF the Bristol Manufacturing company this
spring because of Ill health, yet he was
able to be about, taking an active interest
In the Red Cross work. Thursday he went
to Burlington with an automobile party
and was taken i'll on the return trip.
DR.. w. E. Morgan and family were IN
Burlington Friday.-E. w. Varney has
purchased new automobile hearse.-Mr
and Mrs. R. s. Smith were in Burlington
Friday.-Hugh Mullings was at home from
Plattsburgh over Sunday.-H c. Palmer
has returned from Pittsford sanitarium
improved in health.-Miss Perlie Sumner
is attending the summer school at John.
son.-Miss Elizabeth A. Trumpass of Cali.
fornia is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Varney.-Mrs. George Orvis of Essex
Junction is visiting her sister. Mrs. r. j
Bristol.
Mrs. Meader Martin, who has been In
poor health for a long time. was taken
suddenly worse Saturday afternoon al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. G
Levarn. with whom she lived. and died
about $3.50 Saturday night. She wa.
about Is years old and is survived by
four children, Meader, and Mrs Gene.
We've Tower of Burlington, and Mrs F
G. Levarn and r. c. Martin of this
town. She was held in the highest es.
TEEN by all who knew her. The fu.
neral was held Tuesday morning at II
o'clock at st. Ambrose's Church, the
Rev. N. L. Archambault officiating, will
interment in Mt. st. Joseph's cemetery
beside her husband.-Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Sunderland and son, Lynn, Of Bridpor
visited A. C. Sumner and family Sunday
Ralph DEMO was in Rutland Monday t.
see Mrs. DEMO. who Is at the Rutlant
City hospital. Mrs. DEMO is doinf
well.-The Methodist Church was fillet
Sunday morning when DR.. Guy Potte
Benton. president of the University o
Vermont addressed the Federated con
, gregation.-Miss Robinson and tn,
Campfire Girls returned Sunday nigh
. from two weeks in camp at Long Point
Rupert Hammer Is at home from u
V. NJ. for tho summer vacation.-Meade
. Martin and Mrs. Genevieve Tower O
Burlington were called here Sunday b.
the death Of their mother. Mrs. Meade
Martin.-The Rev. B. b. Bosworth o
New York city is the guest of his moth
! err. Mrs. c. M Bosworth.-Ceylon Greer
, and daughter. Miss Marjorie Greene O
Burlington. were In town Sunday
! Fred Chase and family of Springfield
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Josie Chase
. Frank Cove and his mother are movinl
from Essex Junction into the hous
recently purchased of F. G. Haskins.-
Mrs. George Cove Is staying with MI
!, and Mrs A r. Wright unfit thair Dood