Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06

turned to her home In st. Regis Falls. N.
r.. after passing a few days at the
Quincy.as the guest Of DR.. A. c. Mcbride.
Tho families Of ID. J. Tyler. ]. b. KIM
ball. J. o. Kimball and w. b. Ladd have
returned from Highgate Springs. where
they have been for few weeks.-The
Misses Eleanor and Marjorie Duffy, who
graduated from Plattsburgh. N. Y, normal
last June, have secured positions in that
State. The former will have charge Of the
business course In Ticonderoga high school
and the latter will have charge Of the
commercial department Of the East Hamp-
ton Hong 1sland high school. Miss
Eleanor, who has been with her father,
James Duffy, here for several weeks. left
Saturday. ALLEN Garrow was In Burling-
ton and Fort Ethan Allen Monday and
Tuesday. and Harry Weston of
Bakersfield. who have passed the summer
In this vicinity have returned to their
home. Their brother, Arthur Weston, who
visited his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Towle, last week, returned with
them.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Walker of
Burlington are guests In the home of Il.
j. Parmeee.-Mrs. Il. B. Reed of BurlIng-
ton Is passing the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Croft.-Mrs. f. e.
Beatty. Mrs. c. f. Rawson, Mrs. +. w
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in Montgomery Tuesday-The Rev. L. c.
Denny has received word from his father
William Denney, of Springfield, Mass,
that the brother who recently sailed. had
cabled of his safe arrival in France.--The
play, "Officer 666" put on by the Dramatic
club of Richford in opera hall Tuesday
was well played. A fairly good house
greeted them. The net proceeds which
were divided between the Richford and
Enosburg branches netted each society
5000.
Albert Ellis and Miss Margret Cunning.
ham Of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. c.
w. Richardson and daughter, Miss Lii.
Ian Parmelee. Of South Royalton. with
| Mfr. and Mrs. A. ]. Caldwell. daughter
| Miss Ada, and two sons, Spencer and
George. left Sunday morning the visitors
for their homes and the Caldwells fol
weeks stay with the Richardson's. Mr.
Caldwell is going on to Maine on business
Clark Brown of Hartford, Conn, is Wis.
ting his father. c. r. Brownie. B. An.
drus left here Saturday for Southbridge
Mass. where he has employment with q
manufacturer of optical Instruments and
supplies.-The body Of the young child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bolster Of Cabot
| was brought here Saturday and the fu.
| neral service was conducted at one
o'clock Sunday in the home Of Mrs. Boil
ster's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cas-
sldy, the Rev. L. c. Denny officiating
Burial was In the Cassidy lot at the Cen
ter. Owing to the condition of Mrs. Boil
ster. who is seriously Ill. Mr.. Bolster wa.
detained. The funeral party consisted o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. Z. j. Rogers and son, Jack
Z. w. David of Philadelphia has beer
passing few days with his family here
M. =. Perley, his son. j. Kent ant
daughter, Miss Katherine. Miss Belle c
Stone and Miss NJ. S. Perley of Eas
Berkshire left Monday for a motor tril
through the White Mountains and as ia
as Campton, n. H.. where they expect I,
meet Prof. ]. M. Barker Of Boston Uni
versity who will accompany them on thei
return.--Miss Bugbee of Morrisville, from
the office of the Central Telephone com
pany, was a guest over Sunday Of Mis-
Sadie Maynard.