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


| bert. last Sunday His mother, who
has been visiting her sister for several
weeks, has returned with him to Bur-
| lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hayes
of Providence. r. l., are parents of a
son, Frank Emerson, born July 2sth.-
| Mrs. G. r. Remington and son, Robert.
who have been for several days at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Roy H. May
! nard, is now at his old home the
the Wright farm.-The funeral of Mrs.
Holm Gilbert of Sheldon was held
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest e. Per-
ley are parents of daughter born
July 29.-Miss Florence eros in COM
pany with her cousin. Dorothy Marsha,
| Is visiting relatives in Wolcott.-Mrs.
J. M. Wright visited her daughter, Mrs.
w. w. Cole, Friday and Saturday.
FRANKLIN.
| Word has been received here of the
death In Shafter, Cal, of Mrs. Florence
Bailey Gates, widow Of the late Almon
A. Gates. Mrs. Gates had been a suf-
ferer for long time Of tuberculosis.
The funeral Of John II. Lane, one of
| the Oldest residents Of the town, was held
at his late home Sunday afternoon. In
| terment was in the village cemetery. Mr..
Lane was a veteran and leaves one
son. Frank, Of this town.-Lightning
struck the home of DR.. Heffion Tuesday
morning and did considerable damage, but
| no one was injured, and the building was
not set on fire.-The Rev. w. l.. Noyes of
| Nashua, N. H., preached at the Congre-
gational Church last Sunday. The Rev.
c. c. Adams of Burlington will occupy
the same pulpit next Sunday.
TT NTCJND
A. H. Hooper and family were in Bur-
lington Thursday.-P. d. Ballard and fam.
lily of Jericho spent Sunday in town.
Joseph Langton is seriously ill.-Edward
Miller spent Sunday in Burlington DR..
Davidson Of st. Adams was in town on
professional business recently.
BAKERSFIELD.
Adj.-Gen. Lee s. Tillotson and Miss
Molly Beals of Montpelier were called
here Sunday by the death Of Mrs. NJ
D. Tillotson.-Dr and Mrs. George Shat
tuck Of Providence. r. l.. are spending
several weeks in town.-The Rev. and Mrs.
o. B. Wells and daughter Of Rochester
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. Austin
Barnes.-Mr. and Mrs. Alison Judd Of
Morrfsville called at the home of Mrs.
Vena Wells Sunday.-Dr Wallace Pierce
of Brooklyn, N. Y, called on friends In
town last week.-Mrs.. William Cook visited
at the home of her daughter, Mrs George
Farrell. in Underhill last week.-The con-
dition Of Charles Pearson is CRITICAL
William Pearson of Essex Junction is
with his son, Charles Pearson. Frank l..
Start and son Of Jacksonville were at
the home of M. L. Start Sunday-Mrs
r. H. Gilbert and three children and Miss
A. OF fhA
of Walter Narcotic in Belvidere last
week.-The Rev. D. Carrieres and two
sisters and Miss Gertrude Brady motored
to Newport Tuesday.
BINGHAMVILLE.
Miss Helen st. John has returned home
after two weeks with her nephew, Her.
bert Chappell, Of Belvidere Center.-Mr
and Mrs. Day Rugg Of Cambridge juno
ton passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Scott.-Leonard Clark is confined
to the house with measles.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Carpenter and two sons, Herbert and
Guy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Carpenter
Motored to Fort Ethan Allen Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harvey and C. T.
Corse were In Newport recently on bust
ness
EAST FRANKLIN.
Recent guests in town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Emery of Hartford, Conn.,,
at the home of c. K. Emery; c. E. Burle-
son of New Brunswick. N. j., at the home
of E. II. Broe; Edward Vadney and son.
Clair, at the home of c. j. Guthrie; Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Kinney and daughter,
Ella. and Luther Kinney at the home of
James Collins; the Misses Florence and
Mary Judd of Sharon. and Mrs. NJ. X.
Df lob
Olmstead; Mrs. Hannah Bockus and
Carmi Bockus Of Rosenberg, Que, at the
home of Clarence Guthrie.-The annual
girls meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be
held at the church Saturday afternoon.
An interesting program will be given.
Refreshments will be served.-E. H. Broe
and Miss Marcia Broe were in st. Albans
recently.-H. r. Olmstead, D. A. Grant.
f. w. Olmstead, Clarence and Delbert
Grant visited Fort Ethan Allen Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Whitman, Miss Grace,
and master Lawrence visited the Fort
last Week.-Mrs. Hildred vadney is a
guest this week of the Misses Aida and
Ada Guthrie.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. ]. Thomas
and J. A. Thomas Of Maiden. Mass, are
guests at the home of F. E. Thomas
The Rev. Mr. Aler of Abotts Corner, Que.
is passing few days in town.
FAIRFAX.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Paris, Edward
Paris, Glenn c. Paris and daughter,
Elizabeth. spent Sunday in Burlington
News has been received Of the death of
Mrs. Adele c. Babcock. wife of Henry
Babcock, which occurred at her home in
Greenville, ILL.,, July 81. She is survived
by her husband and two sons, Arthur of
Capitol Heights. Md. and Rodney who is
- y,,t,v
cock was formerly a teacher at North
Hero Island and has many friends here.
Mrs. Clara Orion and Miss Adele Orion
of Burlington spent Sunday with Cleon
Orion and family.-A. N. Grenier ia nut
Ing new front into the building he re-
Gently purchased Of G. l.. Butler and will |
move his barber shop there as soon as |
comprehensive Rev. o. Z. Aiken and
family are visiting friends in Newport
and Orleans.-Mr. and Mrs Fay Marvin |
and daughter of Colchester were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L Marvin Sundav.-|
Mrs. Frances Savage of Boston is passing |
few days at her summer home here.-W. |
V. Farr and family of Burlington were |
in town Sunday. |
RICHFORD.
Miss Frances Steele of Colora, Md, and |
Miss Marjorie Thompson of topeka. |
Kan, are visiting at the home of F, C.
Sears and daughter, Mrs. c. M. Rounds.
The Rev. L. NJ. Fuller who has been
ma sizing two weeks at his sumpoar ho,,,o