Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
VERGENNES.

BrOOkSVille.
VERGENNES.
Mrs Otis Smith widow Of Prof. Otis
Smith Of Auburn, Ala who was for
half century prominent educator in
that State and graduate of the Uni
versity of Vermont In the class with
Prof. Goodrich Of Burlington. was
guest of Or. and Mrs. r. X. Davies a
few days last week. Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Taber Of Middlebury passed Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Tabcr.--
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Duckett of Burling
ton visited her sister, Mrs. Emma
I,oukes. Saturday.--Mrs Charles Palmer
and three children and Mrs. George
Blak kelly and two children nave gone to
South Lincoln for "A two weeks visit
with their father and grandfather.-
Frank Cain. who has been n guest at the
Norton House for two weeks, has re-
turned 10 Roston.-Samuel Caswell re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks visit
to his brother, C. Caswell and his sister,
Mrs. D. Pitts, at South Wallineford.-
Mrs. C. Caswcl and Mrs. y. Pitts of
South Walingford are visiting their
niece, Mrs. Edward Palmer.-The Misses
Mamie and Florence Piper Of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Frank Dart.
News has been received of the death
Saturday OF Mrs. Addie (Foote) Cotton
Mt the hospital at Boulder. Colo. aged
~ years. Mrs. Cotton was the daughter
Of the late Jared A. and Caroline (BristoD
Foote of Cornwall. In 1881 she went to
Colorado where she taught in the public
schools for q years. She was n
graduate of tho normal school at Ran
dolph AMI taught some time in this state
December 3. 1905, she was married to
Willard Cotton Of I,oveland. Colo, where
she had since resided. She is survived by
her husband two sisters, Mrs. J. H.
Bristol OF Fort Collins. Colo. Mrs. John
Proctor, a twin sister. Of Loveland Colo
and half sister. Mrs. f. A. Lee OF
Nergennes. two brothers. e. r. Foote
of Greeley Colo AMI +. +. Foote Of
Cornwall abraham Gowctt has gone to
northampton to visit his sister, Miss
Elda Gowctt The Young assembly of the
Burlington district Epworth League
opened Monday at Spring Grove camp
grounds The Rev W. s. Shinn OF WASH
inRton, u. c.. Will conduct the daily dcvo-
tonal meeting and lecture during the
week The Rev. II DIN Cady Of West
China and the Rev. DR. J. NJ. Ruffum of
Lincoln Neb.. will give addresses during
the meeting. Mrs Eliza ]. K!llmer.
widow of steven Field, End. died Sunday
at her home in Terrsburgh from gem
eral breaking down, aged 81 years. Tho
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock Mrs. Scott Allen of Rutland and
Mrs Henry Hitchcock Of Orwell We're
guests OF Mrs Robert Mclaughlin over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miner
Of Boston are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs s. u. Miner.-Cyrus Tromhley
has gone to Potsdam. y. Y, to visit
his parents Dana +. Woodnan OF Rut-
land passed Sunday with his parents,
Deacon and Mrs. w. D. Woodman.-W.
l.. Morse Tarrytown, y. Y, George II.
r. Burke OF Brooklyn and Miss Florence
W. Graham Of Albany, n. Y. are guests
of POSTMASTER and Mrs. T. ,mas Mack
Miss Teresa Egan Of Richmond and her
niece. Miss Helen Ryan Of Tnderhill, are
visiting r. ]. Ecan.-Mr. and Mrs r. W
Dav have returned from Wllmantic
Conn.-Nrs Clara Jacobs 10 in Burlington
visiting her sister Mrs William Cameron
The Misses flFHTol anu NUN wi EhN'i
left Yesterday to visit relatives In Malone
N
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Cole and children
returned Wednesday from visit 70
relatives In London. Canada.-Dr G. y,
McCuen of TIaverhill. Mass, Is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Nc
Cuen.-C. s. Haven is confined to the
house by an attack Of malaria Mr., and
Mrs. J. b. Hafer left Tuesday for their
home In Elkhart, Ind after visit OF
two weeks to Mr. Hafer's brother, the
Rev. N. Thomas Hafer and family
Kent LeGrand Bradley has returned tc
New Haven, Conn. after a visit to Miss
Blanche Patno.-Mrs. John French. who
| has been visiting her mother, Mrs James
barnard, has returned to Rutland -
! Contractor c. L. LeBoeuf has com
| menced summer house for DIR. Nathan
Oppenheim OF New York city on the
north side OF Keelcrs--The Misses Viola
and Georgianna Bland of Burlington are
visiting the Misses Susie and Edna
I James.-Mrs. S. r. Carsley returned t.
Palmer. Mass, Tuesday after n visit tC
her sister Mrs, r. L. Fish.-Mlss Julia
Barry Of Middlehury is spending her va
cation with her sister, Miss Lizzie
Barry.-A class OF over 20 took thu
teachers examination Tuesday unde
the direction Of county examiner b. G
Rodgers.-Mr and Mrs. f. W. Gillctt,
| returned Tuesday to Burlington after
visit to their son, George. Louis Orr
Willard Adams and Raymond Slack Will
George willard In charge went int
camp at Long Point Thursday.
ADDISON.
Mrs. II. II. White Is entertaining tn
Hafer children of Nergonnes.-Mr. an,
Mrs. Ira Mills OF Redlands. Cal, ar
guests of Human Sergar and family an
other relatives. Mr.. Wells. former res
ident owns an orange grove In California
THE funeral of Mrs Howard Clark wa
held at her late home August S at noon
She was % years old July 81 and leave
a husband and three children, a fathe
and one brother. She was membe
OF the Baptist Church and a member O
Grand View Grange. The Rev r. Il
White ofIiciated and the bearers wer
fs,,orlo. ce~car E,lroy TORY Ceorc