Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-09

after spending a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bush.--Mr and Mrs
II. II. Button and daughter, Laura, went
Tuesday night 70 Boston 70 spend several
days.--The general store OF John Benoir
At Forestdsle was broken into Monday
evening or early Tuesday morning. hut
80 far as Mr.. Benoir can find nothing Of
value was taken. After having a lunch
Of crackers and choose, the thief helped
himself to cigars and candy and that is
all that has been missed. An entrance was
gained by removing the glass from win
dow at the rear Of the store. No doubt
II was the work of amateurs.
II. II. c. Watson's registered Morgan
stallion died Saturday morning at Brat
tleboro, where he was taken for exhibit
ton at the Valley fair. The horse was
taken i'll with pneumonia a week AFRO
last Saturday. He was a very valuable
| animal and will be q great loss 10 Mr.
Watson as a breeder Of pure blood Nor
gan horses
The funeral of Alton s. White. four
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
F.. white. who was accidentally shot at
the home Of his parents last Friday morn
ing. was held Sunday afternoon at the
/ house at two O'Clock. the Rev. Mr..
French Of the Leicester Corners Church
| officiating. Burial was In the Pine B;ll
cemetery The ladies' of the Baptist
| Church gave their annual harvest sup
per Wednesday evening at six o'clock
| in the church vestry.-Henry J. Thomas
| OF this town and Mics Sisrh o. Carney
Of New York city were married Sunday
| al the Baptist parsonage by the Rev.
| [. NJ. Champion Lizzie Burke OF
Benson spent Sunday here at the home
| of her niece, Mrs Carroll A. Bush--Dr.
and Mrs. George r. Norton have return
ed from their honeymoon and will reside
In the p. J. Williams house on Park
street.-Miss Marion Ketcham has
returned to Bellows Falls after
a week with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Martin Ketcham.- Marion
| Mills spent Sunday at her home here
Mrs. Harrison Williams has returned
from Newcomb, n. Y. where she has
been for several months visiting her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A Briggs will ceie
brate the 50th anniversary OF theil
marriage at their home on Monday
October 10. They will be pleased to re-
ceive their many friends at their HON.
on Monday afternoon and evening"
There will be melting of Silver LAX.
, lsOuSe, N. OIL r., tnlS evening at elgh
O'Clock. The rank of page will be con
'ferred.--Miss Elizabeth Dwyer. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Dwyer o
Cleveland avenue of Rutland and Cor
don Sessions. son of Mr.. and Mrs W
p Sessions of this town, were mar.
ried Tuesday afternoon at five O'Clock
at st. Peters rectory in Rutland h,
the Rev j. N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
have been received Of the marriage o.
Miss Maude r.. Crofoot. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. RI. Crofoot Of Linda
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Srooner Of this towr
which occurred last Monday. October {
Miss Crofoo: was formerly teacher o
the Teachers Training class Of TIL.
local high school.--walter Thomas lef
yesterday for his home in Alabama afte,
three months with relatives here
Miss Marion Sargent Of Boston is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. George H Churchill
i-Rugo Welch returned Tuesday nigh
from Boston. where he has been To-
several weeks.-About 30 members o
Neshobe Grange visited Whitins
Grange Tuesday evening and furnishec
ments were served--John Churchill
who spent the summer here with hi
brother, George Fl. Churchill has re
turned to Council Bluffs love- Mrs
r. II. Roberts is moving from Rosiste
street TO her farm in Leicester.---I.ak
Dunmore Chapter .. A, F.. held we'll
attended meeting at the Chapter hous
"Wednesday afternoon