Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05

midnight Saturday at the ago OF II years !
FOR some time nhe had been suffering
from sugar diabetes. only giving Up o.
the laet moment hope OF reentering school. |
She was the next to the youngest mem
her OF the senior class. Tho funeral ser
vices were held Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock at her late home on School
street
Mrs George Sptrhawk snd son,
George. Jr.. who have been visiting NJ
Luther SPARTA wks have gone to New
York after which they Will go TO their
home in Beaver Pa.--Mr. and Mrs.
charles Griswod and two daughters
visited in Montpelier and Barre Sat
urday.-AIr. and Mrs Arthur Hewitt,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mc1n
tosh, have gone 60 their homo IN
Plainhcld.-Alles Mabel Saut and I'd
| ward Soult and Misses jessie and Mar
Tory Chedcl visited in Hanover. y. H.,
SaturdaY.-Miss Susan Atkins Of cabot
! is guest NJ the Rev. T.. A. CoOpors.-
| NJ. y. Wells Of Cabot spent sunday in
| town.--Thc Halloween hon given by
| the young ladies comprising THE
| Bunch of Roses" Friday nght. vas a
success In every way. The hall was
very prettlv decorated IN evergreen
japanese ana Jack Lanterns, ears of
corn. and lighted with rod and blue
lights. making dainty place TO F"ep
step with the music furnished by Miss
Ruby Allen. piano, and George chat
held, violin.-Mlss Evelyn Thompson
left Saturday for Manchester, y. II.
and Monday was Joined by her mother
or. Mrs. I .. Thompson. 10 proceed to
their home IN Swampscott, Mass
Mrs. j. Carmodv visited In White Riv-
or Junction Saturday.--John K!mball
and daughter, Alice Knight. are In
Worcester Mnss.-Joseph Goodhart,
who graduated from Dartmouth IN
class of 1908. has again entered that
institution for a postgraduate course
THE Randolph Woman's Literary
club was entertainer at the w H.
DuBois's home saturday afternoon
with Mrs. H. T. Bell and Mrs. J.. y.
Russlow as hostesses.
Mrs Noble Bissoue,te ana daughter cF
burlington spent Sunday IN town.-Dr. j.
H. tiuirv is IN Bellows Falls for few
Gays.-Aiss Ncttle Robbins spent Sun
day with hcr mother, Mrs. Cora Robbins
from her school in Springfield, Mass. --
James Rand is at home from Norwich
University, III with the jaundlcc.--
| I
Montpelier Monday to get their automo-
bile TINT has been laid up for repairs. -
Mrs. r " Simmons Of Lebanon y. IL,
is tic guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. +
Edison. Mr.. Simmons was an ovcr-Srr
day gucst.
Postmaster ]. r. Eldredqe Is in receipt
Of some government papers and otho'
plunder that was taken from tho post
i. l,.r ~ o Vi
: articles were found In a box car +
Bethel Albert bearing hns SOLD E!:
farm and lumber lot in Bethel Cilead Z
Walter Chamberlain.
The funeral Of Miss Mvrn Freeman W..
h.id a, her late home Tuesday morning
TIE hlgh school was closed and many o
D.. the students. principal and second rs
=, sIstart. headed by the senior class
l. marched to the home and escorted tn
9 remains to South View cemetery. Thu
+ Rev Frazer MctzVer had charge Of 'h'
, services Four classmates. Albert Mar
T. cott Clarence Frnk. Jackson Vail ao'
: Frank Jones we're the bearers. Mr.. S
:, T. Presto Charles sleeper and Mis-
~ Winnie Rowen OF South Royalton wcr
- those from away to attend the services
II, Monday night the remains Of Mr.
Almon Morse formerly OF this place
arrived from Worcester. Mass Funera
services were held In the Methods
Church Tuesday afternoon at two O'CLOCK
'e tie Rev Joseph Hamilton officiating
vi In'erment was made IN South View come
Is terry. The death Of Mrs Morse occurre
" carly Sunday morning from blood poison
IL ing caused by sticking a needle In lie
b" hand. She was ~ years 81 age and man
IL years Of her We we're spent In TIL