Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30

M. r. Morse has purchased the three
tenement house and property of Max
Zimmel on Park street. He reserved a
portion Of 1t and sold the remainder to
Fred Lashua.-Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Bis
sett of Boston were guests the first of
the week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Rye.-Mrs. Walter Lewis succeeds
Mrs. Alice Rumrill as clerk at Bell
Brothers store.-Miss Mildred Fuller has
gone to Fair Haven and Rutland to be
absent for about 10 days.-Miss Mabel
Varney of New Haven, Conn.,, Is here
for few days stay with former friends.
Mrs. Jerome Hart Of Waterbury has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
p. r. Chase, for a few days.-Joseph
Holmes Of Boston was in town the first
Of the week to visit his mother at the
Inn.-Sept. % Mrs. Holmes left for
her homo in Waban. Mass.-Miss Faith
NJ. Wilson entered Bishop Hopkins hall
this week for a course Of study In special
subjects.
Miss Anna Coughlin after a two
weeks stay in town, left Tuesday for
her home in Barnard expecting to re-
turn after few days.-Mies Ramona
Holden, who has been in a hospital at
Boston for Appendicitis, was able to
make the trip home Monday. accom-
panied by her mother, who has been
In Boston since her Illness. She is
making a good recovery and In few
weeks expects to return to resume her
studies at the Burditt Business Col
lege.-Miss Edna Moore has also
gone to Boston to enter a business
college and will take up a stenographic
course of several months before re-
turning.-Mrs. Alice Moore has re-
fs,p Prnv aka' 70, IN
Springfield, Mass, and is now at her
home for few days.-Mrs. A. .. DOL
loft and Mrs. W. Sanford of Man
chester. N. H. arrived Monday and are
guests Of Mrs. Ernest Hatch for
several days at the home of Mrs. e. A.
Shattuck.-Mrs. c. r. Pratt, who was
! in Mortified TO attend the fair, has
not been home, but has been In Mont
pelier and Barre since that time. re-
| turning here on Tuesday.-Mrs.
George Hyzer went to East Bethel
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Mary Hyde for a few days.-Mrs
Helen Chadwick went to White River
Tuesday to pass the week with her
granddaughter. Mrs. Stephen Whit
ham. and will also visit relatives in
Hartford before her return.
| The Hayward truck which brings the
milk and cream from Randolph Center
met with an accident near the home OF
Miss Della Chandler on its journey here
Sunday morning. There seemed to be
some defect in the steering gear an6
when the truck reached sharp turn, the
driver. Mr.. Anderson, lost control Of the
car The result was that it was over.
turned and the driver received a severe
scalp wound which required severa
stitches to close. He was taken to tn,
sanitarium and Or. A c. Bailey ATTENDED
him. Another man was riding with hin
who received no injury. The milk ane
| cream was almost an entire loss and tht
truck was somewhat damaged.
| large number from this place at
tended the fair at White River juno
tion Wednesday-Galen Osha OF Bur
lington has been with his parents 70
several days.-The meeting of Feri
Lodge Tuesday night was enjoyable an,
the talk by the Rev F.. s. Tolman wa
greatly enjoyed. The committee for re
treatments was composed of the broth
ers Of the order and was served nicely
the gentlemen attending to all the du
ties incident to the furnishing and serv
ing.--Mrs. W. d. Hamilton of Laconia
N. H.. arrived Tuesday with her youn,
child and will be with her parents. MI
and Mrs. Hale Flint. for several days
Mrs F. A. Salisbury. who is i'll and un
der the care Of a nurse. Mrs. Mary Hills
is improving slowly. although she is We
unable to do anything.-Mrs. W. A
Jones returned Tuesday from a severa
days visit in Rochester-Carl McAllis
ter OF Boston. In the employ Of the Pull
man car company. with headquarters a
Boston. arrived Tuesday and will pas
several days Of his vacation here witt
his sister. Mrs. Alice Bruce.-Mr. an,
MIS- H. L. Patch, who have been in Bos
ton for a week, returned Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Reichel are in tn
State Of New York this week to renal
till Friday. but the glove factory is i
operation during their absence.