Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17

bart and son arrived in town last week
| from Minnesota. and are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gladly
Mrs. w. w. Hobrook and son Of Man
chester, N. H., spent IA few days in town
last week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Cutler-The Rev f. NJ. DeForest, new
rector OF St Maryss Church, expects to
locate here about the first of August.
Ills household goods arrived in North
ncid last week. The Rev. and Mrs. De-
Forest are at South Royalton for the pres
ent.-John Gokey of Chelsea. was guest
over Sunday at the home of his broth
err c. c. Gokey.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
| Blake of Hartford, Conn, are visiting at
| the home of his mother Mrs. w. A. Blake
on Central street.-Thomas Donahue, who
has been at the home of his mother,
Mrs. j. c. Donahue the past week has
returned to his work in st, Albans.-
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Spooner and son. Leo,
of Franklin, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. d. Spooner of South Barre, were guests
at the home of Earl Roberts over Sum
day.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Martell left
Tuesday for Lacona, n. H., to visit his
twin brother They will take a trip
through the White Mountains. Mr.. Wal
ter accompanied them as far as St.
Johnsbury, where he will visit during their
absence.-Mrs. George Legro, who has
been spending a few weeks with Mr..
Legro In Boston has returned home
Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts has gone to Berlin to
spend a few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart.The following boys
left Monday for Camp Abnaki, where
they will spend two weeks In camp: Rob-
ert Phillips Robert Carleton, George Hol-
ton, Roger Breck, Stuart Calderwood.
Osburne Chase, Fletcher Plumey, Ray
mond Davis and Everett Huntley. They
were Joined at Montpelier by Ferry Cotton
and John Dewey. The boys spent Mon
day in Burlington and arrived at the
camp at eight o'clock that evening.-Mrs
| Laura Wells who has been teaching in
| Bradford, the past year is at her home
! in town.-Mrs. Jennie Richardson of Rox-
bury, underwent n serious operation at
the Randolph sanitarum last week. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Kerr, has been with
her mother the greater part of the week
Ivan Davis. son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
| ]. Davis, left Monday for Norfolk Va.
where he is enlist in the L. S. Navy
Lieut. John Whitney of the L. S. Army
who has recently returned from over
seas arrived in town sunday night and
is at the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Whitney. Lieut.. Whitney
Is a graduate of Norwich University in
the class of 1913-Mrs. Sarah MacPhee
and daughter, Miss Edna, have gone to
Concord junction, Mass, to visit rela-
tives=Solon Staples. who arrived last
week from overseas, has received his
discharge from the U. S. Army and ar
rived in town Monday and is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Staples. on West hill.-Mrs. a. NJ. Castle
who have been spending three weeks in
town. a guest at the home of her broth
err, Frank T. Parsons, returned to Water
bury, Conn, Thursday.-James L. Hagan,
representing the Lanston Monotype COM
pany of Boston. was in town last week
Mr.. Hagan was formerly employed in
the News office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Britain and sons.
Howard, Alan and Richard of Bristol.
visited Mr.. Britain's mother, Mrs. f. A.
Britain. and brothers Raymond and
Royal Britain. the past Week.-Mrs.
Mae Herlihy. who has been passing the
last 10 days with her mother Mrs. Mary
Herlihy. has returned to Exeter, n. II.
Miss Herlihy is employed as monotype
keyboard operator in the office of the
Exeter News Letter.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Donahue and child of Claremont,
~ H. were visitors the home or the
formers parents Chief of Police and
Mrs j. NJ. Donahue, the past week.
Robert Heating of Boston was "A visitor
in town over Sunday.-Augustu +.
Aiken has purchasd the bowling alley
of Ferd j. Houston. located under A.
NJ Cutters store. Possession has been
given Mr.. Aiken will manage the
alley personally and his many friends
in town wish him success in his new
Edna Phillips has gone
to Sharon to pass few weeks at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Clyde Joslyn.
Miss Alice Doyle of Boston is pass
ing her vacation with her mother, mrs
Mary Doyle-Mrs. Cashen Of Montpelier
visited her sister. Miss Alice Clancy
last week.-Dr. and Mrs. Daniel M
Holland of Cambridge, Kansas, visited
the home of the doctors brother, James
NJ Holland. last week. DR.. Holland is
a son of the late Timothy Holland and
his many friends were pleased to well
come him back to his home town.
Mrs. John Rogers has gone to Ran
dolph to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs H. d. Banister. Her mother has
been in poor health recently and Mrs
Rogers went to assist in her care
George Cross and daughter. Miss Ethel
have gone to Portland, Me. and will
pass a few weeks vacation In that
vicinity.-Mss Mary Donahue of Bos-
ton was visitor at the home or her
mother, Mrs. J. C. Donahue, last week.
Miss Donahue has gone to Johnson
where she is to attend the summer
school at the normal school.-Miss Ida
Gobeau of Sebeodon. N. H., Is stopping
a few days In town, guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Duprey-
The Rev. ]. A. Lynch and the Misses
Mary Roach and Marjorie Devine have
gone to Woodbury. Pond. where they
are to pass three weeks in camp
Father Lynch will be in Northfeld on
in St. Johns Church.-Miss Marion
Chisholm, who is employed in Robert
Gilpin's restaurant, left last week to
spend a two weeks vacation at her
home in Washington.-Miss Floy How
land of the State tax department, Mont
pelier, was in town over Sunday the
guest of Mrs. Eva NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
the young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dexter Macy, was taken to Heaton
hospital at Montpelier last week for
treatment. She underwent an opera
ton on her jaw few weeks ago and
1t is feared that another operation VIII
be necessary; also one on one elbow
One, arm has been nearly helpless for
some weeks-William Lucius of Bos-
ton has been passing the past week
in town, guest of his cousins the
Misses Nellie and Mae Duffany.-Miss
Mary Lafiey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lafiey, who was taken III while
at Camp Idlewild at Berlin Pond, and