Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-15
R1CHFORD.

Prof and Mrs. u r. Greene outer
tanned friends with whist Thursday night,
IS tables being played. The prizes were
won by Mrs. H. H. Baker and NJ. j.
Maloncy. Light refreshments were scrv-
cd-Mrs Harlow Aver was called to
East Berkshire Friday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother Mrs. Gracia Ham
mond. who was taken sick while visiting
at the home of Philo Kendall The Now
! port bowling team will play return
/ game with tho team of this place Thurs
day night on Woodworth's alley.--Un-
der the Richford Branch Of the Frank
lin County y. NJ G. A., f. $. Retain
of burlington gave a talk on THE Cry
of the Human" in Ayers hall Sunday
afternoon. This is the first of series
of special Sunday afternoon talks for
men for which out of town speakers
have been engaged. Noble Baker, who is
attending school at Grand Lgne, Que,
! is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Baker.-D. ID. q. NJ. Carl c. F'lct-
cher of SwantCH visited Mississquoi
Lodge, No. o T.. & A. NJ, of this place
| Thursday night, where the work of the
Master Masons degree was exemplified.
Don Stone of Burlington, special agent
of the treasury department, was in town
FRIDAY. --Chnrlo4 Van Antwerp of Fret
ighsbure visited at the home of his BROTH
ev, J. Van Antwerp, OF this place Satur-
/ day-Nr. and Mrs. j. g. sullivan went
( to East Berkshire Saturday, called by
the illness of Mrs. Sullivan's grandmoth-
II en- Mrs. Gracia Iammond.-Frank and
! Nellie Robert Of Frclehsburg visited at
the home of their uncle. Philip Vincent,
! SaturdaN.-F :. Retain. who spoke at
! the Y. NJ. G. \. meeting in Ayers hall
Sunday afternoon. also had charge of
| the service at the Baptist Church in tho
eveniug.-Deputv collector of Customs
Arthur Gates spent sunday with friends
in Franlilin.-A. J. Elliot of st. Adams
spent sunday with his family in this
place
Mrs Emma Pcrlcy) Marvin. aged
Ga years. widow of Capt. stephen q.
Marvin. died suddenly at her home in
this place Monday morning. She was
in her usual health early in morn
ing but when her daughter. Miss
| Laura V Marvin. returned from her
work at noon she found her mother on
the sofa dead, death being caused by
heart disease. Mrs. Marvin had been
Suncrlng somewhat with hcart trouble
for several years but she had not been
i'll and attended church service twice
Sunday.--Mrs. Marvins husband died in
September. 1901, but she is survived by
two daughters, Miss Laura V. Mar
vim, IL clerk in the Richford Savings
bank, and Mrs. W. Il. Corliss of Ca
Yuga, Ind; two sons, samuel r. Mar
vim Of Pennsylvania, and :. Pcrley
Marvin. of this place, also two broth
ers Van T.. Pcrlcy and William Pcrloy
Of this place, and two sisters, one. Mrs.
Eliza Boguc, residing here, and an
| other residing in Worcester. Mass
Henry Whitney loft Monday for Bur
! lington where he has employment with
! the .. l.. Kinds company of that city
as shipping clerks. X. Whitman OF
/ Franklin was at his brothers, Homer
| Whitman. on Observation-Disclosures Bashaw
| q guard at the State prison, Windsor is
visiting friends in town.. S. Iinkloy
| is moving his family from apartments
over Whites drug store to t.nosburg
| Fals.-The funeral of Mrs. stephen Mar
vim will be held from her late home
! Thursday aft nToon ut 80 o'clock 49, Ed.
ward Osborne of Island Pond. formerly
Cmploycd by Clark Bros. as a plumber
| is visiting friends in town.