Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from ard PageJ

and Mrs. c. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Dodge and son. Kenneth, left
Tuesday for Rutland. where they will
attend the Dairymen's association.-Mrs
IT. O. Ward of Moretown Is guest of
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Mum
son.-.L. Y. Daniels returned Tuesday to
his school work In Aurora, N f.-Miss
Cora Dutton returned to Brattleboro
Tuesday,-Miss Isabel McGinnis went to
North Hero Tuesday to teach school,
c. J. Marvin is seriously i'll with double
pneumonia MIR and Mrs. Frank Miller
and family went to Montreal Tuesday to
visit the latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Iavell-Mrs. r. G.. Wilson is In
harrington for n few days.--Mrs. Harri-
son Smith and sister, Mrs. Agnes Porter
Of burlington, passed Tuesday with
their sister, Mrs. Alien Place, in Hard
Week.-Mrs. Lou Slocum returned to her
school at Bradford Academy Tuesday
John Weafer Jr., Of Boston returned
there Tuesday. --Mrs. William 1afountain
and son, Earle, of Danbury. Conn, re-
turned home Tuesday.-Mrs. w. T.. Lam
berton Of Marshhcld, who was called
here by the serious illness OF her son,
DR.. w. n. Iamberton. went to her home
Tuesday for few days stay. DR.. Lam
berton's condition is slightly improved
Mrs r. H. Kinds came Tuesday from
Cambridge accompanied BY her sister,
Mrs. c. f. Bxby, who will remain with
her n wcek.--The funeral of Willard II.
stone who died Saturday was held
Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock the
Rev c. c. St Glare Eating. Inter-
ment was made in Pleasant View Gene
tA1 pt1 md
a complication OF diseases at the age
Of "a years He was born in Jericho and
married Ellen Hubbcl. also of Jericho
Mr.. Stone had lived in town for 40 years
Mr.. stone was nearly helpless for three
months He Is survived by his wife.
Mrs Ellen Stone, and one daughter,
Mrs James r. Jewett. DR.. II. H. Stone
of the State Laboratory of Hygiene, Bur-
lngton, and Mrs. stone and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Waters of Burlington were
here to attend the funeral.
Iamoille Lodge. n. +. O. r. Tuesday
evening installed officers. Mrs. II. w.
1Lavally, y. y. G. w, of Hardwick was
installing officer At the close Mrs.
Eva Merrill in behalf of the degree
staff, presented Degree Master f. NJ.
Davis who is about to leave Morris
vile, with set of five gold lined silver
drinking cups. and was followed by
Junior Past Warden G. I. A. Smith who
in behalf of the lodge. presented Mr..
and Mrs. Davis with set of II doz.
silve" tea spoons. set of Il doz linen
napkins and n table cloth. with few
words of appreciation for the interest of
Mr.. and Mrs Davis in the lodge Mr..
Davis responded fttingly expressing his
regret Mt being obliged to 20 away from
~ 4 ~ to-
Marguerite Socum passed Wednesday in
HYDE Park.-Herbert Law was in Hyde
Park and j. S. Banstev in Cambridge
Wednesday l. s. Marvin of Brockton
Mass arrived Wednesday. called her,
by the serious illness with pneumonia
of his brother, C. ]. Marvin.-Mrs. Dettt
woodward returned Wednesday from st
Johnsbury. where she visited her sister
Mrs. Ethan Carr.-William Clark o
Hardwick was here Wednesday.-Cl
Story was in Greensboro Wednesday t.
attend the funeral of u. G.. Melvin
Mrs. l.. S. Morse of Jeffcrsonvile wa
in town Wednesday Edna Carpen
ter returned Wednesday from Cambridg
where she visited Mr., and FRS. Car
Mudgett.-Carroll Nichols of bridgeport
Conn. is visiting his grand mother. Mrs
s. II. Phclps.-Charles Douglass in con,
pany with Edward Edison has bought
barber shop and pool room in Water
bury.-Osccoia Pooler presenting Justi
'Huntley McCarthy's drama IF I Wer
King" will appear in the entertainment
course Tuesday cvcning.-The Pasttim
club has elected officers as follows
President, W. NJ Sargent: vice-presiden'
W. =. Churchill: secretary. Charlie
Raymore; treasurer and collector, O. NJ
executive committee, j. A. Waite l.. Il
Boynton, j. j. Jackson. It was voted I
have ladies night the first Thursda
ne each month