Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-13
Orleans County.
NEWPORT.

Mrs. Harry Gale. of White River juno
ton. has been spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gale
Mrs Peter Pickel recently visited friends
in West Charleston.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Dorman are the parents of a daughter
Pauline Ola. born June 3.--Miss Maude
Hurst il home from New York for tho
summer,-Mr, and Mrs. William Pomeroy,
OF Springfield. Mass, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Pomeroy.-Judge f.
r. Alfred is in New York on a business
trip.-Mrs. Benjamin Crane and Mrs
Ackhurst. Of Coaticooke, are guests of
Miss Annie Crane.-Mrs Il. r. Shahgnon
and Mrs. j. Tredeau. of Sherbrooke, are
visiting friends in town.-Judge E. r.
Smith is in New York and Boston. Mrs.
Smith, who has been several weeks with
relatives in Boston. will return with him.
u. A. Aubin and Edison Hope are at
their camps. the Bluffs. Indian Point, for
the season.-Mrs. Carroll Brooks Of Cow
entry. is employed at Woodruff's jewelry
store.-Miss Kathleen Bernard has been
i'll with tonsilitis during the past week.
The Rev. II. b. Rankin. pastor of the
First Baptist Church. has requested n
years leave of absence to enter the field
of Y. NJ. c. A. war service work over
seas.-Mr and Mrs. Charles TAYLOR Of
Beecher's Falls visited friends in town
this week.-Friends of Miss Vera Miller
gave her linen shower al her home last
Thursday evening. The affair was a
complete surprise to Miss Miller, and
the evening proved to be a most pleas
ant one.-Mr. and Mrs. Delos Buck have
returned to Montgomery Center.-Mr. and
Mrs i. r. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. f.. A.
Hamilton and DIR. and Mrs l.. IL. McIver
have returned from Buffalo and Niagara
Falls On their return trip they drove
home three new cars for Z. r. Lawson
Miss Eva Westover of Boston, who was
SO seriously injured in an automobile
accident last Thursday, has recovered
surnciently to be removed to the Royal
Victoria hospital, Montreal, where il is
hoped her left eye may be successfully
treated-The receipts of the opening day
at the Red Cross tea and rest room were
s6l4o.-Nixon Morse and Mrs. F. NJ Sher-
man. VINO have been in California for
the winter, have returned and will
spend the summer with their son and
daughter Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Sher-
man.-Mr. Blakely of Randolph is VISIT
ing his daughters, Mrs. Ora Creaser and,
MISS Biakely.-Dr and Mrs Ward Pal
mer OF birmingham, Mass were guests
this week or Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Prouty.
Dr. Palmer was called here by the seri-
Gus condition OF his brother in law Will
Iard X, Prouty,-C. A. McCauley and
Parker McCauley are attending COM
mencement exercises at Dean Academy.
where Reginald McCauev Is one of the
graduates.-Mrs. William Richmond. who
mas spent the last two years in Racine.
Wis, has returned to her home accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. l.. c. Brad
snaw ana their children.-The Rev. Will
liam Robinson of Montreal is the guest
or the Rev. and Mrs, w. c. Bernard
Raymond II. Benedict of Burlington has
been appointed deputy collector of GUS
toms to NIL the vacancy caused by the
resignation of NJ. ]. Bisbee-Mrs
Beatrice Oliphant and two sons OF
Detroit are at their summer cottage for
the season.-Mrs. Henry Burgess and
son, Croydon, were In Norton Mills over
the weekend. Mrs. Burgess brother,
Charles Il. Bishop of Montreal, has en-
listed In the U. S, naval reserve and has
gone to Burlington.-The Rev. Mr.. Simp-
son OF Island Pond and the Rev w. G.
bernard OF st. Marks Church are attend
ing clerical conference in Swanton.-
Mrs. o. s. Dane arrived Monday from
Detroit. Mrs. Winnie Bisbee and Miss
Mildred Bisbee of Braydentown, Fla,
VIII spend the summer with Mrs. Dane
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