Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-29
HINEsBURGH.

Among those from this town who NJ.
tended the funeral of Curtis Andrews In
burlington were MIR. and Mrs. +. l.. An
drcws. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Andrews. Mr.
and Mrs. Noble Patch. Mr.. and Mrs. Ifar.
rison Weller Daniel and Rufus Patrick
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Wright q. A.
Mead. NJ. f. Remington. Mis-. Albert Ray
Mrs. II. G. Cassidy. Mrs. Perry Reed and
Il. ~. Read, S. +. Degree, Frank Pos,
and the Rev G. c. Adams. Mr. Adams
being tho officiating clcrgyman.-Charles
Moore and family are visiting Mr.. Moorc's
moihc in Burlinc ton.--Th Choral union
held II rehearsal Thursday evening in tbs
congregational Church. Harrison owen
of lIincsburgh and Miss Alice Iiathaw way
of Shclburnc were married Wednesday
afternoon. June Il, at the Methodist par
scnagc by the Rev. f. c. IIoaXt.
| An Eastern Star Lodge was organized
here Friday evening, June .. largo
delegation from both the Richmond and
Charlotte lodges was present. Ice cream
and cake were served at the close of the
meeting. Tho officers elected were as fol-
lows Worthy matron. Mrs Guy Tobcy:
worthy patron. T.. q. Martini associate
matron, Mrs. Mary Somcrs; secretary.
win: conductrcss. Marguerite Tillcy: as
sociatc conductrcss. Mrs. Daniel Mech
Adah. Mrs. w. l.. Briggs. Ruth, Mrs. G.
u. Pierce; Esther, Mrs. G. w. Mansfield;
Martha. Mrs. Rufus Patrick Elccta.
Mrs. Eric Mead: marshal. Mrs. A. s.
IIull. chaplain. Mrs. Frank Patrick or
ganist Miss Glare HULL wardcr. Mrs.
George Davis: sentinel. T.. n. H"ad.-Mr.
10 Nrc Is,np Of Al
Mrs. Fannie Cassuvant Diller. daughter
of tho late Henry Cassavant Of Phila
dolphia. visited nt Frank I.avicnc's Sun
child of Huntington were in town Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Hanson and
daughter Of Starksboro were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hill over Sunday
Mrs. William Manson and Miss Gertrude
Flanagan of burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford FlagE and son of Richmond were
guests of Frank Andrews over Sunday.
-Iicrbort irish will 60 10 the Mary
Fletcher hospital this week. for treat
mont of his cycs--Mrs. Clarence Lam
son and daughter. Maud, returned from
stowe saturday. where they have been
visiting Mrs William Bcnnctt.-Mrs. G,
| l.. Clifford and son. Allen. who spent
the past two weeks in town. went tn
Starkshoro sunday to visit friends before
returning to Observation-Disclosures day
was observed at the Methodist Church
Sunday.'rhc public schools closed Fri
dav. Miss Alice I.andon made n party
tor her school at her home on Saturda y
aftornoon.- Rev. NJ. II. France Of
iiciatcd at the funeral Of Mrs. Caswell
in Huntington Sunday.-Attorney c. J.
| Russell and family Of burlington were
guests of NJ. +. Remington over Sun
day.
! There will be an ice cream festival at
tho vcstry Saturday evening under the
auspices of tho Ladies' Aid society of tho
Congregational Churt h.-Mrs. Il. J. Harri:
/ is expected home this week from al
cNtcnded visit to her son, Dr. G. |. Cole
years old, has Il model garden of nearly
| half an acre in which he docs all thu
work. He is at present visiting his
daughters in Brdport and Shorcham.-
| Marvin Dcbevcllc s~pet deer has Il pair
of fawns and the interesting family arc
receiving II great many callcrs.--Dr. II.
q. Hanson is closing up his affairs her"
preparatory to going to Egypt this fall
whore he will spend some months in the
Presbyterian hospital AT Cairo aztec
which he will have the medical charge
OF Il large estate about one hundred
miles up tho Nile river. His wife will
accompany him.