Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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the bat of SUCCESS They will reside
Ia worc>ster Mass The young couple
received many useful and costly presents.
AMrA L. p Jones and son of lion. n. Y.
have arrived in town to visit her par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs Willis n. Cady-
Judge and Mrs. Abraham w. Foote and
Mrs and Mrs Ernest L. Huestis have
returned from wallingford, where they
have been visiting for few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Foote.
Tho Misses Mildred and Kathryne Burt
Of Sudbury, who have been in camp
for week at Lake Dunmore, have left
And gone to visit in Troy, n. Y.-Miss
Marion Meanwhile has returned after
weeks stay at her home in Wallingford
and taken a position for the summer In
tAe local telephone exchange here.-The
Middlebury Camp OF Modern Woodmen
Of America of this village will go to Lake
Dunffore next Monday with their families
and have a picnic 1t is hoped that all
mem bers of the order will arrange to at
tAnd--Dr. A. D. Barter has returned to
Rutland after two days stay in town.
Tho Community Chautauqua opened
here Tuesday with both afternoon and
evening performances, with good attend
AncA, and it will continue through the
remainder of the week. The show is
being held on the fair grounds.-Lionel
Ferland of st. Adams is in town to visit
william G. Farrell, Jr.-Alfred Cartmei
Of Palestine, Texas, is here for visit
to his cousin James P. Cartmell.-Wil-
liam Wooster Of Orange, y. J.. is in
town for his annual visit to his mother,
Mrs. Wesley Wooster.--Mrs. Dora Wing
and son. the Rev. Charles Wing oil Spring
~ at NJ
prof and Mrs L. j. Hathaway.
Miss Roma O'Bryan teacher in
Northampton. Mass. has arrived to
Rpend the summer vacation with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom ORryan
.-Trucs Sevor anca Of Spvln gfield
Nasz, has arrived and Joined his wifi
AZ tho homo G; he" neother. Mrs. Kate
Moore, wne-. they wiz spend severa-
~nsex --llns Leszh Cochran oc Glenn:
ral;a, e p Is visiting Miss Mildrcf
cady Tor n .c~- daya.'--Mra- Abbic Wiie,
II AnnnniA Conn. u MIRO tn visit he
son, =. 7. w.lsy--fSzrf ErnSt, ttc drug
fc,yt hsw tho nniarortune L, tan tho ON
tA~, la0x4h OF a flight OF stnlIs Nt hi
pnaSfnncy on Main streest Monday
~hsn no wrn. 70 oDme back into tn
main raSt of the store no . "a not motto
an opSn trap door leading TO tho col
lar and stnpped into the hole. --Russel
Dp0n Who fna been in the employ o
IT, Vsrr,ons Marble company for a few
sn0ntht A. i,s plant in Proctor, has re
xieaAA Ills position there and taken
,o6iti<,n N physical instructor at tn
xslnko Boys Camp ut Lake Dunmor'
---Sglat Alice Wilson has returned froI
Bristol. where she has been on vfsi
- bar aunt MIA Wallace ". Ridcr.---.
number Of IUAl knights OF Cclumhu
hav0 setIrnoI from Fair Haven whcr
On Sunday they attended q meeting c
kn!ehts Of Columbus from this stat
s.nn Now York.--Miss Jennie Bristo
ks94strAr ut the College, has returned
.SwA after Q weolcs visit in Ncrgenne
George r. Dickinson, a former resi-
dArt of this village. the son of III
iatc M. ana Mrs C.. M. Dickinson. 'vh
ras ItvAA IL, the South for sewers
years. d'oa at Snrfolk- Va, on SatuI
i1sA4x saozaNs astaE44an oneratASn IL