Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04

Y, where they have been spending Few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Warncr-Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Mar
shall have returned from Montpelier,
where they have been to visit relatives.
Mrs. e. II. Martin and daughter, Mar
jore have gone to Shoreham to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Lucius Buttolph.-
Mrs. Jones and son of Illion, N. Y, are
in town to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis N. Cady.-Dr. and
Mrs. II. C. Flagg and children have re-
turned from Westford. where they spent
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Katherine Nichols
has returned from a few days visit In
Bratt.eboro.-G. Il. Lee, superintendent
of the Middlebury Marble company's
plant. has gone for weeks visit at his
old home in Dorset and will spend part
of the time chasing after deer in Pawlet.
In the meantime, the companys plant
is shut down in consequence of a short
age of coal. The company has a carload
of coal at the freight depot, but the rail-
road company will not release it to the
marble company This is the first Mid
dlcbury industry to feel the actual eff
fects of the coal strike.-Frederck Brig
ham is spending few days in Rutland at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Brigham.-Rupert and Allen Wis
sell, children of Mrs. Maude Wissell,
who for year have been with their
aunt. Mrs. Thomas w. Carrigan, in Pitts
ford, have come to town to be with their
mother. Norbert Seyighney has return
ed from West Rutland after passing the
holiday recess at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Sevighney.
DR.. and Mrs Ezra Brainard and the
Misses Dorothy and Catherine Brainard
have returned from Castleton where they
passed the THANKSGIVING holiday with
DR.. Brainard's daughter, Mrs Charles
A. Adams-Miss Alice st. Pierre and
guests. Miss Lucy Stevens, have return
ed from Brandon, where they have been
visiting Miss St Pierre's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Flavious st. Pierre.-Miss Irene
Mccormick has returned to West Rut-
land after weeks visit in town.-Bart
Landers, who for three months and
longer has been detained from work on
account of rheumatism. has recovered
so far as to be able to resume his place
with the Vermont Marble company
Charles 5. Nose is in Rutland for few
days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Whit
combe.-Ezra Bra'nard, Jr, of Tuskesee.
Okla, is in town to visit his father, for
mer president Ezra Brainard.-Mr and
Mrs. ]. 7. Russell. who have been here
a month to visit their daughter. have re-
turned to Bridport.-Charles II. Bar
rows of Crown Point n. Y, is in town
for a Week.-Mrs. Della Barrows is in
Weybridge to visit Mrs. w. l.. Newton.
Harry Huihan has returned from Cen
ter Rutland, where he passed the Thanks
giving holiday with his parents, Mr.. and
BPntlpv
left Monday for Muskogee. Okla, on a
business trip.-James r. Cartmell and
family have moved from Weybridge to
the Robert Cartmeli mouse on North
Pleasant street. which he recently pur-
chased.
Nelson Lawrence. a well known and
much respected resident, died Saturday
morning He was born May 10, 1892 and
had always lived in this village. His
wife died about 90 years ago next Janu-
Mrs. Patrick Mcmahon, with whom he
had made his home since his wife's
death: a son, Joseph Lawrence of Dor
chester. Mass, and a granddaughte ter,
Mrs. James Farrell of Rutland The flu
neral was held Monday morning at nine
O'Clock at St Mary's Church. with buri-
The Addison county conference for the
inter-church world movement will be
held in the Congregational Church in
Middlebury Tuesday and Wednesday,
December Q and TO- This is expected to
be an important conference. All inter-
ested in the movement are urged to ar
range their affairs so as to be able to
administrator Abram w Foote has re-
turned to Cornwall after some time in
Essex county. n. Y, organizing the
Adirondack Farm Loan association. SEN
ator Foote seems to be UP TO the neck
in other business and not to be paying
much. If any attention to his alleged
candidacy for the lieutenant goyernor-
ship.-Reginal Hodsdon has returned
from Rutland. where he has been I'll at
the home of his parents-Harold H
Stone has returned from Vergennes.
where he has been to visit his brother.
George r. Stone.-Miss Clara Nichols ha c
returned from brandon WHARF Ohio hos
been on a visit IN her sister Mrs Jero,oe
b. Cole.-Mr and Mrs. Moses wimmett
have returned from pittsford whore tbav
have been visiting Mr. and Nrs Nicholas
Weinle.-James 3. Donowav. who has
been away from town all tho summer md
fall is back for the rountv court Mrs
Laura l. Button has returned To Rran-
don after a visit bera n, tho bor,e ~ bar
son. Charles Button-Miss Letitia Cal.
houn has returned 10 Fair Haven after
spending a week here at the home of her
narents Mr. and Mrs Allan r Cal.
houn-NJiss Karen Carlson has returned
from West Rutland after a week AZ the
home of her paren,s the Rev and Mrs
Thomas A Carlson-J.ou,s Dumas has
come 10 town fro,, pr,dnort ond axnects