Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10

stationed at fort McHenrv Md. was at
her home a few days last week. called
by the death Of her uncle, A. A. Asel-
tine.-The family of d. r. Woodward il
passing the summer vacation at theft
farm in Bakersfield
portion of Orchard street from Main
street to the station have been resurfaced
and put in good condtion.-M. p Perley
is passing a few days at the Attleboro.
Mass. sanitarium.--.JoseD Guyott son
or Amos Guyott has returned from over
seas, reaching home Tuesday. Two mo-
tor car parties consisting of Mr.. ana
Mrs. q. f. Lindbaldh and daughters, Ruth
ana Barbara, Of WATERFOWL, Mass, and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doroughty Of Bos-
ton were guests Sunday of their mother
and brother. Mrs. Hannah Kendall and
f. c. Kendall near South Franklin-The
Rev. c. j. Peterson Of Craftsbury. ac-
companied by Mrs. Fred Root and Miss
Mary Root OF the same place, motored
| here Monday.-Mrs. -. Moran and Mrs
f. ;. Hutchinson of East Berkshire were
! in town Monday.-Mr and Mrs r. B.
! Colcord were in st. Adams two DAYS last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. Fl. Stanley and
two children are passing few days at
Vale Perkins Que, the guests Of Mrs.
Stanleys aunt. Mrs. Magoon.-william
Arthur and Harry Weston of South
they passed Sunday.-The families Of
Ayro Stanley, Ralph Geddes. l.. B. Thorn.
as and Gerald Headd passed few days
! last week at Lake Carmi.-Mr. and Mrs
g. F. Dawney of Springfield. Mass, are
visiting this week with Mr. Dawney's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawney Of
West observation-disclosures Dunten of Shell
den Junction was in town Monday.
! Rose Lahey of East Berkshire is passing
a few days in the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Joel Brown-Miss Minnie Tibbetts,
who lives in the family of C. F. Rawson.
is i'll and has gone to her home in East
Frankin.-The family Of the Rev. E. F..
Scates, pastor of the Baptist Church,
consisting of Mrs. Scates and three chill
dren arrived in town Monday from Som-
, ellsworth. n. H., and are at the parson-
age.-The Rev. w. B. Dukeshire and the
Rev e. Scates exchanged pulpits Sunday
morning.
The funeral of the late Albert A.
Aseltine was held at the home Saturday
at ten o'clock, the Rev w p. Dukeshre
officiating. assisted by the Rev E. S.
Nradenburg and the Rev. William Shaw.
the bearers were John Branch, Jr., NJ.
A. Aseltine, \. NJ. Aseltine, Kenneth
Aseltine. F. w. Draper and DR.. Charles
Draper. The services at the grave in
Mssisquoi cemetery were in charge Of
Lincoln Lodge, F and A. NJ. s. c. Towle,
w. NJ, with r. J. Mars acting as master.
There was prosuson of flowers some
OF which were sent to the Church Sunday
and then distributed among the shut-ins
at the request Of the family. Among
those present from out of town were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Branch, Jr., and son,
John Branch, Ord, r. E. Asetine. S. S.
Watson Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Collins
and two children and Mrs. Harrison Col
Inns Of st. Adams; DR.. and Mrs. C. r.
Draper of Medford, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Aseltne son, Kenneth. and
daughter. Esther. F.. c. Simoncs and
Guy Butler of Burlington; Miss Carolyn
Nutting of Bakersfield: Mr.. and Mrs p
G. Hammond of Franklin; Mr.. and Mrs
Jay Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
! Draper OF Sheldon.-E. W. David left
here Sunday on his return to business in
New York city.-Miss Rennie Green and
Mrs. Nellie Mullen passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McFeeters at High
gate Springs-Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Galbraith and little son, vino passed the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Irish, left
Saturday evening with Miss Carrie GAL
braith for Newport where they passed
Sunday.-Mrs. II. y. Kimball has return
ed from a visit with her daughter. Mrs
NJ. l.. Irish in Oneonta. y. Y.-Mrs
Calista Scofield, who has been assisting
in the home Of A. A. Aseltine has gone
to her home in WNst Enosburg. Her son
c. j. Chafee. who is on a motor rip
expects to take her on his return to his
home near Boston where she will pass
few weeks.-Dr. o. w. Roberts Of
Springfield, Mass. who is taking an ex-
tensive motor trip passed Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Libby.-Mr. and" Mrs
+. F. Greenwood have been passing a
few days at their cottage at Highsate
Springs-O. A. Stevens, who Is employed
in st. Adams. passed Sunday with his
family here.-A p. Leach has returned
from stay in Burlington.
Miss Myrtle Rose. of Washington. who
is passing a vacation period with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Rose. and
Miss Hildreth Tyler. of the University Of
Vermont who is at her home here. were
in East Berkshire Monday, where they
were the guests Of Mrs. B. F. Combs
MIR. and Mrs a. J. Caldwell and daugh-
ter, Ada. and sons, Spencer and George,
Of Burlington, were in town Monday
The Misses Sarah Sweeney and Mildred
O'Heare, Of st. Adams. were guests of
Mrs. A. j. OHeare Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. f. Bandy, of St. Regis Falls.
" y. with Mr. and Mrs. j. S Bucklin.
, VI pl'dNd' ollt'' are guests OF LIT. ana
Mrs. A. G. McBrde.-Nrs. l.. c. Rowse
of Durham. Que, visited in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joel Brown,
Tuesday. Her two children had been
passing two weeks in the home while
Mr.. Rowse has been in the Western hos
pital in Montreal suffering with a severe
fracture of the knee cap. He is expect
ed to return home this week.-Mrs.. Ar
mold Burt, who attended the reunion OF
the Ball family and has been passing
two weeks in F'errisburg, has returned
here. She is passing a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Max Hogaboom. in
. Sheldon.-Miss Helena Carpenter went to
East Berkshire Wednesday for a few
: days visit among friends.
MONTGOMERY CENTER
A very pleasant surprise was,eiven
those interested In the local town
library by the receipt Tuesday evening
by j. II. Wright of check from the
Hon. Redfield Proctor for 500 for the
library-George Marrihew of Jay was a
recent visitor in town.-Mail Carrier
!. r. Halle and family are on an auto
mobile trip to Augusta. Me. Substitute
Carrier Lawrence Rossier of the local
postoff1ce force is carrying the mail dur
ing Mr.. Halls absence. Rural Mail Car
rier Westover of Waterville. who was in
town few days, returned home Monday