Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES


! with his mother, Mrs. John w. wooster
! Miss Marjorie Cartmell has gone tc
Lake Dunmore for a couple OF weeks
! IN camp with a good sized party OF
| Brandon girls--Ransom S. Benedict OF
| Proctor, a former resident and store
Keeper Of Middlebury, is visiting in
| TINS section. and is now at the home of
his daughter Mrs. II. Kent wright
Albert and Frank Knowles of Ossining
! y. Y, are in town to spent a few
wceks.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. ~ Smith have
i gone to their former home in Cuttings
| Vile for a short stay.
Fred II. Carpenter. who was gradua ted
two weeks ago from Mddlcbury College
! has gone to New York city to be connected
with the office of the Western Electric
company.-Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. after
taking six weeks course in the Yale
! University summer school. will go to Mid
dlobury. Conn. where she will become a
| teacher in the high observation-disclosures
| LandorS Is taking a few days off and is
visiting friends in Rutland and West Eut-
! land.-Mr and Mrs. Charles ]. Foster and
brother. Dominicli Foster Of Manchester,
! n. H., are spending several weeks in
Mddleburv and vicinity.-Word has been
received from the Mary Fletcher Hospital
! that Mrs. Henry Joy underwent a sue
/ cessful operation.-MrS. Phillip Crane and
daughter Mary, who have been spend
;'': 4 week at Lake Dunmore have return
'' Ionic Frederick Ellis Of Gloucester.
Mass. 10 visiting at the homo Of T.. G..
Ruasell.--Mrs. G. Il. Pierce Of Washing
ton. D. c.. is the guest Of Mrs Frank
Cashmor.--NTr. and Mrs Almon Cove have
returned to Warren after woek'a visit
in towr.--Miss Lena Wood has returned
from the Mary Flctche' Ilosnital. where
she underwent an operation and is doing
wcll.--Nr and Mrs. milford Burt and
daughter, Letitia, Of Oswopo, n. Y, Mr..
ana Mrs. Mathew Calhoun Of Newton.
Mass. Mrs. Peter DuGuid and children of
Washington, d, {. and James. Calhoun
rof Boston arc visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Calhoun.
Mrs. Ardeile Kelsey ana brother. Sanford
Kelsey. who have hccr with friends in
town Cor a few jars, h5v5 returned 20
Whitehall. y. N.-Nrs 0rrc' !;stas Las
returned from Salisbury. where "'c has
been attending tho aunua, r"i;t'rn ri the
Noycs famiy.-HIrs Eliz@ :. Sessions
VINO becn WORKING in Eutlaud county for
sometime, in tho interests Of The 1turn
Hattin Homes in Vermont. has re turncc ia
her home in Easj M.Gdlchury for few
days rest.-Miss Poa'l Farnham has re-
turned from Bridport where she has for
a week been the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. ". V. Sturtevant
and Miss Marguerite Bottum have return
ed to New Haven after visit of some
time with Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Clement
Mrs Mary Borden of Pittsford is in town
10 visit her brother, T II. and John Nc
Mahon-Mrs. Fred Brown and children
have returned from Whitehall, y. V,
ere they have been visiting Mrs. Fred
NJ 'dham.-Mrs l.. l.. Richmond has gone
to Whiting to remain for sometime as
the guest of her brother. Frank Wooster.
Mrs. Mary Andrews is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. Duckett in
Bridport.-The Womens club of this viii
lage has a committee at work beautfy-
ing the parks about the village and near
the station driveway. 1t is planning more
extensive improvements for another sea-
son.-Harry Brown of Springfield is in
town to visit his father. A. y. Brown,
for few days.--Miss Margaret Hartman
who has been i'll, has so far recovered as
to be able to attend IA girls camp at
South Hero.-Mr and Mrs. George f.
Marshall have gone to Eagle Camp. South
Hero, where they expect to pass the
month.-Daniel Mason. son of Mrs. Maud
o. Mason, matron of Hepburn Hall, has
accepted position with the General
Chemical company at East St. Louis and
VIII leave here this week to assume his
duties. Since returning from France last
year, where he was with the Chemical
Warfare Service, Mr.. Mason has been in
structor in chemistry at Middlebury Col
lege.-Mrs. H. F. Joy has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she is to
undergo an opera tion.-Dr. W. II. Kings
ley has returned from Randolph, where
he has been spending a few days at the
home of his sister.-Ralph Smith has TAX
en- "A position at the National Bank of
Mddlebury to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Arthur Trudeau. who
has gone TO the West Point Naval school.
The Misses Mary and Katherine Shea
and brother. Frank. of New Bedford,
Mass, are here to pass their vacation at
the home of their mother on High street.
Mrs. l.. a. Gown of Burlington is in
town to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crane
Mrs. b. Creegan of Tarrytown, y. Y,
is in town to visit her daughter Mrs. P.
J. Hiucks-E c. Brown has purchased
the building lot on Cross street belonging
to the F. j. Randall estate.-Miss Doro-
thy Boulia who has been clerking at the
Dyer store, has resigned and accepted a
position in the office of Dean Wiley at
the college.-Nictor Bruce. a former resi-
dent of this village. but now of Syracuse.
y. y, is in town on visit to old friends.
Mrs. Sanford Lane and two children of
Ottawa, are in town Miss Margaret
Graham, who has been visiting at tho
home of Miss Mildred Cady for week,
has returned to Fort Edward. n. Y..-Thc
Rev. +. r. Holmes has returned from
the conference for church work. held Al
Wellesley College. He reports 4 large
attendance and some interesting meet
ings-Iake Eels of Rochester is in town
to visit his father, Isaac Eclls.--The La
haree society of the Congregational
Church will hold a rummage sale in the
lower part of the town hall to-day
Mr.. Amos Wilson has gone to Worcester.
Mass, to visit her husband, who is en-
ployed in that city.-Mrs. r. I. Terry and
Nahopac, y. Y. Prof Terry is at Bread
Middleburv Camp of Modern Woodmen
and their families held a picnic AT
Lake Dunmore Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Boula have moved from the Lazow
~ block on Main street to the Sullivan
house on College strcet.-Mrs. William
Farrell and two children. have returned
from st. Adams, where they have been
to visit her parents,-Miss Ruth Walker
of Proctor. is in town to visit her par
onts. Mr. and Mrs. RI. e. Walker.-A tour
ing car was taken from the garage of the
Rev. c. Il. Ilamhn in Cornwall Friday
night and its whereabouts is still I'M
known. The machine was evidently back
ed out of its moorings by hand into the
road so as not to make any noise. The