Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27
NEWPORT.

Miss jeanette Coleman Of New York
city was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Frost.-II. IL. Uran, principal
of the graded school, has been accepted
for service and will resign his position
October ], when he will go to one of the
training camps.-Curtis s.. Emery Is in
Boston on a business trip.-Lee O. Drew
of Drew's Speciality Shop is in New York.
Miss Susie French of Cambridge, Mass,
is in town, called here by the serious ill
ness of Mrs. French's father, DR.. j. NJ.
Currier.-Dr. j. IL. Gaines and T. c..
Camp attended the races at Gorham, Me.
H. L. Drown is in Island Pond for a
few days.-Mrs. Marion Burns. w. H..
HALEY, Mrs. C. NJ. Flint and Mrs. Ray
mond Sisco. left Tuesday night for a
few days trip to Boston.-Mrs George
b. Young and son. Harold, went to Mont
pelier on Saturday, after spending the
summer at their cottage here. Harold
Young will return to Wilbraham Pre-
paratory school.-Mrs. Emily Rowland
and daughter. Esther, are visiting friends
in town.-Miss Louise Boyle Of Derby
Line is the guest of Mrs. Sheehe on Cot
tage street.-Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Black were re-
cent guests of Ex-Congressman Plumley
at Northfield Harry Jennes resumes his
SluulcS AZ IiluuicOuIE SOifcS tillS Wech.
The Barton Cornct band and the local
band exchanged for the Wednesday eve
ming concert. The visitors were enter
tanned at lunch after the concert.-Harry
Burgess has returned from n business trip
to Detroit. Miss Frances Kay and Mr..
Walter Barnard of Derby were united in
marriage on Wednesday,. Mrs. Barnard
has taught successfully in our schools
for several years. They will make their
home in Newport.-H. Sherman Peabody
NJ. ID. c. NJ, McGill graduate 1910. comes
from Howick, Que, to open an office
here. He will occupy DR.. II. f. Hamil-
| toms house on Pleasant street. DR.. O..
b. Gould. the former occupant will move
to the house recently vacated by Mrs.
| Flora Avery.-Mr. and Mrs. w. C. John
son, Jr.. of Barre, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. G. Blanchard.-The Rev. and
Mrs. w. C. Bernard are spending a week
in town.-Zenas Blake has left the m
ploy of Lee and Slack and has gone to
| New York to work this winter.-C. A.
| McCauley has returned from n trip to
Boston and Franklin, Mass.-Dr. and Mrs.
Philip Hoffman OF White Plains, N. Y,
were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. IL. B.
Rankin this week.--Members of st.
Mary's Church are giving a Tombola
this week at School hall in aid Of the
Red Cross.-Mrs. Theron Clapper, aged
sc, died at her home in Derby. after a
long illness. The funeral was held We'd
nesday morning, in the Advent Church,
Rev. A. r.. Ames officiating. The burial
was in Pine Grove cemetcry.-Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Fee and daughter AVE re-
turned from a weeks visit with relatives
in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis
Of Laconia, were weekend guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Earle Brown.-Harold Bowley
Is in Boston for q week.-Delwin c.
Shepley and family have closed their
summer cottage and returned to their
home in Sheldon Sprlngs.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Fuller of Auburndale are guests
of Mrs. w. II. and Mrs. Il. j. Prouty.-
Mrs. Raymond @. Foster of New Hart
ford, Conn. is the guest of Mrs. Willard
Prouty OF Second street.-Mrs. Herbert
Weeks entertained st. Marks Auxiliary
on Wednesday.