Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-21

IoStnaster and Mrs. John H. Donhiiy'
polio Officer and Mrs. George simon
OF Burlington, who have been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Simon are
IN camp at the lake.-Mrs John Smith OF
Proctorsville was called last week to Fer
risburg by the death OF her husbands
brothers wife, Mrs. James Smth.-Mr
and Mrs. William ]. Strong and Mrs. H.
I. Booth visited the Rev. and Mrs. j. r..
Mckee of Bennington Friday at Bread
Loaf Inn. where Mr. and Mrs. Mckee
are spending their vacation.-George Ram
say who since his return from service
with the A. f. f. in France, has been We
ting his mother, Mrs Eugene Ramsay
left Saturday for South Hadley, Mass
Miss Sarah Ralvl Of Middlebury is visit
ing Miss Josephine Ralli at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs q. Ra@li'-
Carlos Plude has entered the employ OF
Charles Swift at Crosse Point.
Edward Hudson of Willsboro. n. y,
who recently returned from service with
the A. F.. r. in France. is visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hudson.-Mrs. Charles IA. Caisse and son,
w. Elliott Caisse have gone to Platts-
burgh, ~ Y, to visit relatives.-Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Felter of Jersey City. N j.,
are at the summer home 1.-The Cedars." -
Ernest Aunchman of Orwell spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. David e. Ryan.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Bora and daughter, VINO
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
st. Peter, have returned to Providence.
4. Mrs. Louis Levy and daughter have
returned to Montreal after a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ambleau.-
Mrs. Margaret Doyle of Boston'is visiting
her niece, Mrs. John W, Ryan.--E. A. Lee
,.i,it ~
wife at the Mary Fletcher hospital where
she is making a satisfactory recovery from
a surgical operation. Mrs. Martin Lyon
returned Sunday to Boston after a visit
to her sister, Mrs w n Adams. Sr.-
EGGS brought "A cents per dozen in the
wholesale market Saturday l..
II. Brown has sweet corn in his garden
the stalks of which measure nine feet
five inches in height--Miss Ruth Clark
passed the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Clark Of East
Ferrisburg. George C. Ross of st. Adams
who has been for the past week con-
fined to his home by an attack of rheu
matism. is able to be out on the street
Miss Ruth Brunette of Rutland Is pass
Ing weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry NJ. Norton.-Miss Flora Barber and
brother, Stewart, have gone to Eliza
BEETHOVEN y. Y, to visit relativee.-Mrs
William II. Bremen and son. Coe, have
returned to Providence r. l., after a
visit to her mother Mrs. F. w. Coe.-Miss
Dorothy Barrows, who has been spending
her vacation with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dustin NJ. Barrows has re-
turned to Rochester. n. Y, accompanied
by her grandmother.
The ashes of Frederick A. Woodbridge.
no ted In L-r, o,,S J,,lx
1919, arrived here Saturday and COM
initial service was held Monday afternoon
in the family lot in Prospect cemetery.
The Rev William Frazier officiated and
the bearers were John A. Harrington.
Postmaster John H. Donneny. Timothy
Neville and George w. Ross. Mr. Wood
bridge is the last Of his family, who
| were early and prominent settlers in
Nergennes, and also prominent in the
State His father. Frederick E. Wood
bridge at one time was a representative
to Congress from this district.-Mrs.
Earl Deyoe and two daughters, Helen
| and Evelyn have returned to Burling-
| ton after a two weeks visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Varney.-
! Lieut.. Charles w. Stewart, L. s. N.
| Washington, d. c., who had charge OF
| the last dredging in Otter creek in 1893,
| is a guest at the Stevens House for a
few days, while calling on old acquaint-
ances.-Oin Marsh of Boston is spending
few days with his cousin. r. D. Good
| ridge.
Miss Louisa Woodman is visiting her
brother, Dana p. Woodman and family
at Rye Beach.-Mrs. ]. G. Hindes OF
Burlington, a former resident of this
city. is at the Stevens House.--Senator
Martin S. Villas Of Burlington will
speak at Aliens hall North Ferrisbure
Thursday evening on The League OF
Nations. Miss Dorothy Gale of New
Haven was the guest of Miss Ruth
Clark Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mrs
w. NJ. Varney is suffering from a severe
attack Of sciatic rheumatism.-Mrs w
r.. Warner and dughter, Miss Eliza
beth, have returned from months
sojourn at Glenwood Inn, Thompson,
Point.-C. A. Doland of New York cit,
visited friends here Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Parker of Essex visited
her sister, Mrs w Fl. Flagg. Tuesday
w. NJ. Varney recently sold thre,
valuable Holstein bulls to Lowell o.
Bellows Falls to be shipped to France
Miss Florance Wood of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting Miss Marcelline Larishway
at the home of her parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Thomas ]. Agan.-Henry st
Peters and son Walter made business
trip to Westport, n. Y, Tuesday t.
purchase a planning machine for thei
plant on the falls-John Sullivan, Sol
of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Is IL
with fever.-Stewart and Miss Doroth.
Cotey are visiting relatives this weel
In st. ,Albans and Fairfax.
Mrs Elsie (Champine). wife Of Alder
Ringer. died Wednesday morning from
an illness OF several months of consump
ton following influenza, aged "a years
She is survived by her husband. one son
Clyde. and one daughter, Clarice, he
father and several sisters and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johann, two daughters ant
a son OF Schenectady, n. Y. are tn,
guest Of Miss Lucy Rvers.-L. II. Brown
is on a business trip in northern New
York.-Miss Dorothy Cole OF Boston, wht
Is visiting friends In New Haven, wa,
the guest of Miss Ruth Clark yesterday
Mrs. Mary Goodyear and daughter
Clara. are visiting friends in Brooklyn
n Y.--Donald Norton has returned from
Boston.-The condition OF Mrs. NJ. T
Bristol. who has been critically i'll To-
several weeks. is improved.-Budd War
rem OF Stowe, former clerk in the stor,
OF X. l.. Kingsland, called on Mr., ant
Mrs. Kingsland and other friends her,
yesterday.--Mr and Mrs. Alfred Bushe,
left yesterday for New York city to visi
his sisters. Mrs. Annie Echolson and Mrs
Martha Derouch.-Mr. and Mrs. John A
Harrington went yesterday to CAM
Abnaki to visit their son. Robert-Dr