Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-11

The consideration was $3,3O0.-E. @. Geer
and family, who have been living at the
GoH house IN Center street, have moved
to Waterloo, Que.-October 10. Columbus
day. being a legal holiday in Vermont, the
Richfopd Savings bank will not be open
for business on that day. and the usual
holiday hours will be observed at the
post-off1ce.
ENOSBURC FALLS.
The announcement has been received
here Of the marriage of Miss Caroline
Wiley, formerly of South Franklin, but
now of Glastonbury. Conn.,, and Ira Levic
of Hartford. Conn.,. The ceremony took
place in the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. L. N. Leach, In Glastonbury Satur-
day at three O'Clock. -Mrs. Linus Leavens
Of Cambridge passed the past week with
her mother, Mrs. E.. A. Gaines, whose
condition does not materially change
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lumnah recently at
tended the funeral of their son-in-law,
Charles Lucia, in Medford, Mass. While
away they visited Mrs. humans family
in Attleboro, Mass. and her mother, Mrs.
Francis Charrat, returned with them and
will pass the winter herein the Metlio-
dist Church Sunday evening H. M.
Mandigo spoke on he work being done
for the State at the Industrial school in
Vergennes. where he has a position. Mr..
Mandigo has been having a weeks vaca-
ton, most Of which was passed at his
home in Richford.-Miss Ruth Draper
passed a part of the last week as the
guest of Mrs. John Branch, Jr.. in st.
Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Yaw, Mrs.
H. F. kimball, c.. H.. Abel, J. o. Kimball
and F. w. Wallace were in East Berk-
shire Friday evening to attend the fare
well reception to the Rev. and Mrs. C. ].
Peterson. The men formed a m quartet
and rendered several selections during the
e~vening.-L. A.. Laterault died Monday
morning after a brief illness.-H. c.
Hadd left Monday on a business trip TO
eastern New Hampshire by automobile.
He was accompanied by his father. F.. G,
Hadd. of East Berkshire. as far as Bethel
whore he will visit his daughter. Mrs. F.
p. Mitiguy.
troops from Mantle, Conn.,, who were
on their way to Montgomery, called on
friends here Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
Frederick Smith of Buffalo. N. Y, who
Will be recalled by many here as Miss
Grace Norton, is expected here soon for
an indefinite stay. Mr.. Smith has been
called to the colors and Mrs. Smiths
father. NJ. J. Norton, who has been
travelling for Kimball Brothers e. Co.,
has been staying here since coming 'off
the road."-About % couples attended the
dance in Foresters' hall Thursday eve
ming given under the auspices of the
Philemon club.-Mrs. c. G. Abel suffered
a torn ligament on one knee October 3,
as the result of an accident. She is on
crutches.-Miss Margaret E. Perley, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Per-
ley of Burlington. we'll known here, has
been oblige by i'll health to give up her
work and is passing some time at a sani-
tarium in the A%dirondacks. Her condition
is hopeful.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met last evening with Mrs. w. E.
Douglass.-Miss Olive Towle returned
Monday from a months stay in Bur-
lington. where she has been taking
special work in the business college,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Raney of winooski
have been visiting Mrs. Raney's sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Duso, and the lat
ter's daughter. Mrs. George Touchette.
Miss Ruth Draper entertained a few
of her friends at tea Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. f. w. David. who is
soon to go to Philadelphia to make
her home.-H. F. Kimball and his
nephew. Stewart Gleason. returned
Monday from the Canadian Northwest
where they had been for several
weeks,