Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24
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town for several weeks.-Arthur Allenhu
and John Shedwick have returned Ia
Richford after an extended visit in this
section.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mathew.
OF Fair Haven, Mass, are in town for a
lew weeks visit with friends. Elncr
COOK has gone TO Proctor for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. David Olgilvie-Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Martineau and daughter. Miy
Delphine Martineau, have returned Go st.
JOINS, n. B., after two months in this
section.-Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Blackmc,
nave gone for weeks automobile trip
through the White Mountains and before
they return will visit several places in
Maine.-Miss Dorothy Langworthy Of
Bristol is the guest of her aunt. Mrs
Joseph Burke.
Barney Forest of Cambridge, ~ Y,
Is in town to visit his brother, Joseph
Forest.-George Wright is in town on a
visit at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright on High street.-Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Lane of New York city are in
town for a visit at the home of Mrs.
NJ. K. Moore.-Miss Letitia Calhoun Of
Fair Haven is in town and will spend
her vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Calhoun-Mrs Ford
Bingham Of Hardwick is the guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. Howard L. AveriL
w. II. Wheeler has returned tc
VSi i5SHico-hI anu MRS. Eugene
L. Eddy and children of Wallinr.
ford have returned to their home after
week here and and in Shoreham, where
Mr.. Eddy was formerly superintendent
OF schools. position similar to that he
now holds at Walingford.-Mrs. Carlos
B. Cook, who has been here attending
commencement and visiting relatives has
returned to West Rutland. where she is
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Chester l.. Clark.
! The new piece of stone road which
the village authorities are having con-
structed from Main street through Sey.
mour street past the railroad station
| to Elm street. is nearly completed.
! While going under the name of repair
work this road will be practically
| new road and one of the very best
| stretches of stone road anywhere in
! Addison county.-Frank ]. Donahuc,
who spent week at his home here
returned Monday to Swanton. where he
| is engaged in making an insurance mar
| of the town. Mrs. Donahue, who has
been in Barre for several days. arrived
| back home Sunday.-Prof. Samuel Shell
don and son, Samuel Sheldon. Jr., Of
I Brooklyn. n. Y, arrived in town Sun
day for the summer and are at The
Addison.-Mr and Mrs. John r French
| of Danville, Conn., arc in town for a
weeks straightforward r. Burns has re-
turned to West Rutland after short
visit in town.-Malcomb Ross has goua
, to Rutland and expects to remain
through the summer there at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis "
Ross.-The Misses Hortense and Grace
Van Nostrand of Milwaukee, Wis are
! in town to spend the greater part OF
the summer.-Mrs. James B. Moulton
| 1a ct
| st. Johnsbury are in town for few
weeks-Charles Rock, who has been
| visiting for some time in Proctor has
| gone to his home in Ludlow for a long
stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Southmore
| of Albion N. Y, are in town for few
| weeks-Monday, market day. eggs
brought 40 to IS cents. dairy butter 5jc
and creamery 62c.-James Smith has
gone to Plattsburgh, n. Y, to spend
two weeks.-Fletcher Taylor left Tues
day for Bristol. Conn, where he has
a position.-Lieut. J. A. Wilson. a
former student of Middlebury College,
! who is with the United States army.
/ having left college at the outbreak Of
the war and now being stationed on
| the Mexican border is in town for a
| few days visit with old friends. Mr..
| Wilson lid not finish his course at the
! college and he now expects to come
back next year to finish up his studies
and get his degree.-Attorney General
Frank c. Archibald. who has been in
| town for a few days at the nome of
! his sister. Miss Susan Archibald. has
returned to Manchester and Mrs.
Albert j. Hettnger, who have been in
! town for few days, have returned to
Northampton, Mass.
Word was received here Wednesday
of the death of Horace c. Tracey, son
| or the late Col. and Mrs. S. a. Tracey
tor many years residents of this vii.
| lage. at his home in North Ballai-e
! Mass. from the effects heart trouble
Sunday afternoon. 1t will be remembered
| that he was in town less than a month
! ago with the body of his mother whfcr
was brought here for burial in the family
| lot. Mr. Tracey was born in Middlebu,y
and was educated in the Middlenury
public schools and was a student in the
Middebury College for part OF sns
! course. He is survived by a wife and two
! sons who live in Boston, and two sisters
! Miss Lillian Tracey and Mrs. Frank Kim.
| ball of BOSTON, and brother. Charles
| Tracey of Buffalo, ~ " The body was
taken to Concord, y. H.. where he and
| his family resided for some time We'd
! nesday, where the funeral services and
nterment were made. Mr.. Tracey was n
! tne employ Oh the Boston & Name rail-
road which position he has held for sew
erA years. He was about IS years age.
| Lake Dunmore Lodge, No. II, J. O. o.
F., worked the third degree on a class
of candidates at their regular meeting
Wednesday evening after which refresh
ments were served and social hour was
enjoy Ladies' Missionary society
of the Memorial Baptist Church held a
well attended meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lasher 1t
Happy Valley, The affair lasted all day
and at noon covered dish dinner was
enjoyed and during the afternoon Ii fine
program was carried out. Sewing filled
the rest of the time Mr.. and Mrs Il. +.
Montgomery and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Crookes and two sons. who have
been the guests at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. w H. Hebert on Seminary street
for the past few days. have returned TO
their home in Schenectady, N f.-Mss
Marion Hebert and Wallace Dodge have
returned to Springfield, after visit At
the home of Miss Hebert's parents Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Hebert
Miss Dorothy Walker, who on Friday
last graduated from the Proctor High
School at Proctor, has returned 10 town
and will spend the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Walker on
Weybridge street,. IL. Stalker has re.
turned from STAFFORD, Conn, whore he
has been for the past ten days on husi-
ness visit.-Mr and Mrs. Roy Whitney,
who have been here visiting relatives
during the commencement season. have
returned home TO Shrewsbury Harry