Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
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Ter, Mrs, Henry st. peter-Charlcs +.
White. who has been passing "a few
days with his wifc's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Miner, returned Satur-
day to Maiden, Mass Mrs. White viii
remain some time lonEcr.-Ahraham
Cohen has returned from Middlchury.
where he has been caring for his
nephew, Samuel Fishmau, who was
taken i'll while visiting relatives in
that town-Mrs. John y. Edmonds,
End, and daughter and Mrs Walter
Appleton of New York city arc pass
ing few days at the Stevens House
while visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
Leon Young and two sons have re-
turned from d visit to relatives in Mil
ton.--Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blakeley and
Mrs Blakeleys brother. Fred Latham
of Holyoke, Mass, on an auto trip. are
passing two weeks at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. George Blakeley.--Lous La
Point of Bristol is making an extended
visit to his nephew. Fred Hall
Mrs. c. S. Crysler, who has been
passing several weeks at her summer
home. 'Ravensuest." Lake Champlain,
left Saturday for her home in Kansas
City, Mo.-Warren, son of Alderman
and Mrs. Walter Kellogg, who is pass
ing a two weeks vacation at Camp
Abnaki, recently caught a 1G-pound
fish, the largest catch at the camp
thus far this season.---Robert Harrng =
ton is passing Il two weeks vacation
at Camp Administrations Fisher has
returned from a visit to his brother
Claude Fisher. Of MontpClicr.-Dr. aud
Mrs. S. r. Carslcy of Palmer, Mass
former residents, are passing the
month of August at the +. l.. Fish cot
Of L.,
has returned to Keeseville, y. y. after
a visit to her mother. Mrs. Emily Mil
ler.-A son was recently born to Mrs
Leonard LeBoeuf of Worcester Mass.
whose husband was killed in an auto
mobile accident at Clarendon June 9S
20 Mrs, Peter Bushey has returned tc
Holyoke, Mass, after a visit to heI
brother, Mathew Tatro.-The Rev. 6
Cornell of West Addison occupied the
pulpit of the Vergennes Methodist
Church Sunday in exchange with tn,
r pastor, the Rev. W. S. Mulholland.-
Miss Fannie Rondeau is passing par
of two weeks vacation in Port Henry
n. Y-Mrs, Moses Larrow and grand
daughter. Miss lnez Larrow of Ros
?. ton are visiting Mrs. Larrow's sister
Mrs, T. NJ. Young.
Miss Mary Holcomb, daughter of Charlie,
Holcomb and Mrs. Paul Branch of thi.
city, and Silas Dukett were married Sun,
: day night at St. Peters rectory, the Rev
l.. A. Nezina performing the ceremony
The bride wore a gown Of blue creme dt
chine with hat to match and carried 2
bouquet of asters and sweet peas. The,
were attended by Joseph Blair, p cousin
:; of the bride. The newly welded pair Wi
make their home on their return from
their wedding trip.-llarry Norton, Arch,
r. Haven, Frank Mudoon and George Slacl
spent Sunday at Mount Mausneld.-All
8, and Mrs. w. IL. JaCkman and son Robert
and Mrs. Arson HalloCN spent the week
, end with relatives in Pittsford Dir b. NJ
n Bert Bristol, who was called here las
r week on account Of the serious Illness o
his mother Mrs. NJ, o. Bristol, has re
- turned to his home in Cohassett, Mass-
Pr Mrs. II. NJ. Foote, who has been visitinj
her son, Judge Foote of Cornwall for sew
eral weeks, has returned and is at tn
home of her daughtoer, Mrs, Il. A. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Brown and children
2 were at Lake Dunmore Sunday.-Mr. AM
Mrs, Walter Clark, son William, AM
daughter, Helen, were m Burlington Of
business Saturday.-Miss Louise Wood
man, who has been several months witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Wood