Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
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| held at the lnlNersH1St CnurCh sunday
afternoon, the Rev. I. p. Booth officiating
The Masonic service was used at the
cemetery. The four owners of the Yes
per House, Old Orchard. Me, of when
Mr.. Grswod had charge since It's pur-
chase, acted as bearers, Capt Frank
Kenfeld, H. j. Isham, j. NJ. Kelley and
! c. H. Gates. assisted by c. n. Slocum
and n. b. Blair. The burial was in Pleas
ant View cemetery.-Mrs C. II. Small
passer Saturday at Mrs. a. p. Hunts in
Hyde Park.-Mrs George Drew of Cabot
and daughter. Mrs George Drew OF
Earre. are visiting Mrs Drew's father.
jefferson spauldlng and sister, Mrs c.
T. Morrill-Mrs Fred Ellsworth has re-
turned from Burlington, where she was
called by the serious illness of her sis
tier. Mrs H. T.. Cutler. She was accom-
panied by Marion the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cuter.-W. NJ. Poe and
daughter Miss Eta May Poe are in
Concord. n. H., where they will visit his
son, Edward Poe, for week. Mrs. w. j.
Walker of West Somerville, Mass, will
keep house for a. g. Noyes while her SIS
ter Mrs. Alice Reed, is taking a needed
| rest.-Mr. and Mrs J. Willis Jackson Of
Woodsville. n. H., are visiting his father,
James Jackson.-Mrs. Kittie Draper Cook
has returned to Hardwick after a weeks
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AIhert r. Dranor-Nrs q NJ wotorra,
has returned from Burlington.--D C.
Smith. who was injured while in Bakers
field last week, arrived here Saturday
evening, carrying one arm in a sling
Miss Alberta Davis, who has passed four
years in Spokane Wash. arrived here
from johnson Saturday accompanied by
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Bay, n. Y, and his daughter. Miss NIL
dred Mr. and Mrs. c. II Campbell of
Barre, William ingalls, OF Old Orchard,
Me, and Mrs. j. ]. Vearren of Stowe
Mrs. Charles Gates Of Johnson, Mrs.
George Drew Of East Cabot and Mrs Ell
MGR Bailey OF Greensboro, daughter of
Jefferson Sparlding and Mrs. George
Durett and daughter, granddaughter and
great granddaughter of Mr.. Spauldng
gave him a surprise party on his list
birthday Saturday at the home OF an
other daughter, Mrs. T. G. Morrill.-John
McGokin OF Eden has begun work for
James Kelley at the railroad station
Miss 1la Niles went to St Johnsbury
Monday TO sing at musicale Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the Episcopal
Church.-Mr. and Mrs w. B. Sternberg
of Greensboro, who have visited their
, sisters Mrs. Emma Marvin and Miss
Hettie Sternherg. have returned home. -
, Miron s. King Of Boston. steam boiler
inspector for the Travellers Insurance
Co. who made an inspection of the
steam boilers Of the stowe Electric rail-
road company was guest Of. G. A. Will
kins Sunday.--Nrs. G. A. Morse accom-
panied Mr.. Morse to Hardwck Monday
whore he went. to attend bank directors
, meeting Donald Scrihncr of Hyde Park
| M SUNDAY the home OF Mrs