Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14

tonscly for four weeks. Mrs. DcFcrd Is
survived ty her hosband and two daugh-
tors, Mrs. Philo 1Iill of Stowe and Mrs.
Davis of Danville. The intcrmcnt was
in the family lot In East Hardwick.-Mrs.
~. l.. Hooker has vacated her house OH
High street and has gone to live with
her son ON the road TO the east village.
Mrs. Charles s. 1ngbam and daughter,
Katherine. of Washington, l.. c. are WIS.,
ting Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. II.
l'ckford. Tuesday afternoon mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Goodrich
occurred the marriage of their only
daughter Kate, TO II. A. Parker Of VOL
colt. Only tho relatives were present at
tho wedding. The couple left for BurlirR-
ton for u short stay.--Episcopnl services
wcrc held at tho Academy hall Sunday
morning. Tho Rev. Mr.. Atwcll had charge
Of the servicc.-Nfiss Gertrude Lawson
intends TO go soon 10 the Emerson school
CT ''rntorv in Boston to study elocutiOn.
Sherman Ross has resigned his position
in the office of the Woodbury. Granite
Co, to 20 to Albany Business College
to take commercial course. VIC Ia Sue
coded hy 1.con Il. cobb Of Stowc.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. sutton are taking car
riage trip through the State. after n hich
they will 20 to Earrc, where Mr.. Sutton
has purchased n large farm. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Stone are receiving con-
rraiuations iron, their many friends
over the arrival of an eleven pound
daughter in their famly.-Mrs. ]. r.
titus and Miss Bessie Titus returned
from Burlington Friday morning whrro
they mad been visiting friends for "A few
days III. d. HOLSTER and two daugh-
<,f - T.
formers sister Mrs. l.. A. Kent for
few days.-Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Murphy
have begun housekeeping in the Il. r..
i'atchclde- house on Cherry street.
Jesse Russell. who Is employed by G.
o. kimball. was called to Barre Mon
day by the death of hs son.
At tho Congregational Sunday school
Sunday morning the Rev. J. 8. Clark
day school convention in session Mt
Lyndon this week. At the Methodist
Sunday school Mrs. Charles Spaulding
and Miss Jessie Kimball were chosen
dclcgatec.Thc ladies of the Methodist
society served a supper in their rooms
Wednesday evening after which so
cial was riven.-Thc Missiles Mary and
Isabel Michael. who spent the past two
weeks visiting friends in Quincy. Mass. |
returned home Monday evening. --Nrrs !
Grace Gilbert Of Bath. n. H.. and Mrs. |
A. s. Irish of Morrisvilc We're visitors
Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Titus-Mr. and Mrs. Harry |
Titus have vacated the Campbell house
and have moved into Mr.. DE Ford's |
house on Church street. MIR. De Ford will
board with them--Mrs. j. o. IaJoy en- |
tcrtained several Of her lady friends at
her home Tuesday evening. -Charles !
stewart who has been clerking In Kim |
balls pharmacy. has gone to Morrisvil!c |
as clerk in Hail Il Chcncy's drug store. |
Mrs. Phlo Illl. who has been in town
for the past five weeks, having been call |
ed here by the sickness and death of |
her mother, Mrs. De Ford. returned !
"Wednesday morning to her home In
stowe. She was accompanied by her 1T |
tie daughter. Nadine. MIR. and Mrs. ]. J. |
Campbell start this week for Illinois for |
u visit of several weeks.-Dorman Bridg- |
man left Tuesday night for an extended
trip through the West and South. He |
will visit in Missouri, Kansas and Oklu- |
homa. He expects to 10 absent about |
n mOnth.-The Rev. J. u. Waidron and |
wife are enjoying a vacation and the |
Baptist Church will be closed for two |
weeks Mrs. Minnie Brown and her SON. |
Charles. started for Boston Monday |
Mr.. Brown will enter the New |
England Conservatory of Music to take
up the study of the pipe organ. Miss |
Theda Shipman started the same morn !
ing for Boston where she will pursue |
tho study Of musiC.-Mrs Garland and |
her four children, who have spent the |,
sumner with her mother, Mrs. Chubb |
returned TO hcr home in Boston Wedncs-
day.