Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01

mont and Manchester. N. H.-Mrs.
Henry Clement Of Berwick. Me, and
Park @. Bagley Of Dorchester, Mass,
who accompsn MED the remains Of Mrs.
Marion Beecher here for interment. re-
turned to Dorchester Saturday.-Mrs. a.
c. bailey is quite ill.-Mrs. c. ]. Rumrili
went to STAFFORD Saturday to join her
daughter, irene. and returned Monday
Mrs. John Parrot and daughter were
here to attend the birthday party Of
Frank Bingham Friday evening. A large
company assembled to surprise MIR.
Bingham and assist him in celebrating
his 52nd anniversary. He received many
gifts.-Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland accom-
panied Mrs. Fred Wright to Bethel and
will remain with her during her con-
valescence.-W. W. Brown hea leased n
part Of J. II. fainson's building. corner
Merchants row and South Pleasant street
and will move there about April Mrs.
Lucinda Cleveland has leased rooms IN
tho house OF Mrs. Eugene Holman
Maple sugar makers are very busy and
many have made a quantity Of SYRUP
Mrs. Lyman f.ix Is able to ride up town
and her friends confidently expect com
rlete recovery.-Mrs. Y. O. Wires. who
accompanied the remains of her husband
here for burial Friday. with her daugil-
ter. Mrs. William Rose. returned Satur-
day to Watertown and Brighton, Mass
a. y. Cusliman is able to walk to his
office after being confined to the house
during most Of the winter.-Z. l.. Hills Is
in a very critical con.ition.-The third
and fourth degrees will he conferred on
q class Of IS at the Randolph Grange
SATURDAY. evening.
Ethelyord Moulton went Monday to
u rv (@. , C.,, 1.,,- -t.l
Miss Abbie Alvord was the guest Of
Miss Della Preston at her home in South
Rovalton over Sunday.-A. NJ. Vaughan
was to Mount Hermon,
Mass, Monday by the serious illness OF
his only brother who has been III there
for three weeks with the grip followed
by infia mmatory rheumatism. which Sc
rouslY affects the heart.-Florence No.
bic. who has been passing the school va
cation in Burlington with her sister,
Miss Cora Noble. returned here sun
dav.-W. +. Wall has been i'll for several
days Threatened with pneumonia.-Dr.
Dcekman is also quite III again.-News
has been received here Of the marriage
CT Carrie Draper IN Seattle. Wash, to
Or. Walter G. Woodard Thursday OF last
week.-The ladies' Of the Federated
'hITCn VIII uOlu II SOclal at MTS. II. w.
Miller's this evening.-W. A. Jones
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington. where he went
for treatment. It is expected that It will
he necessary for him to go there again
n the near future. A the meeting OF
tie East Is-aintree people Friday evening
81 we're present who organized under the
Tame of the Rraintres club. The fol-
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T.. /. Clafin; vice-prcsident. Mrs. A. NJ.
Hubbard: secretary, E.. F. Martin; treas
erer. the Hon. V. I. Spear; social COM
mittee. Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard. Mrs. Edna
Fairbanks, Miss L,,ra Montgomery. f.
+. Martin. p. J. Blanchard.-Miss Sadie
Fineld passed Sunday in Bethel with
lie, sister. Mrs. Lewis whitney.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Lamb and daughter,
Miss Edith Lamb. returned to Warren
Monday after passing Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. Merrill Campbell Of this
v.llage.-The Rev. Father Penders re-
turned Saturday from Cohoes, n. Y,
where lie was summoned by the death
Of his sister. Mrs. Margaret Macdon-
ouEh.
The new house on the terrace occupied
by Y. W. McAllister for the last few
months has been sold by the f. F. Emer-
son company to Mrs. Varney and Mrs.
Banister for 81 800 and the purchasers
will soon move here from Warren to
occupy 1.-THE death Of Mrs. Guy
Clough occurred Monday at three
o'clock after an Illness Of several days
from r~ritionitis. She was about IS years
of age and is survived by her husband
and several children. The funeral was
| hA1I at tie rnfrRh AZ Elkt RraintYnR
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs. A. y. Bass is recovering success
fully from a surgical operation which
she underwent az the Randolph Sanitar-
ium last week.-Alton Briggs returned to
Goddard Seminary Monday.-A large
audience enjoyed the concert given by
the italian boys Monday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs, Eugene Emery returned from
a two weeks stay at Bethel with Mr..
Emery's da lighter. Mrs. Rowell, Tuesday
morning Mrs. Louis Blakely Is quite Ill.
Mrs. Osrnond Crraser returned 70 West
Derby Tuesday after n visit OF two
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. r. Rlakely.-Miss Frances Spooner.
who has taught successfully in North
Danville. has tcen engaged to teach the
ninth grade of the Wiliamstown school
and will begin work there shortly after
April Roy Slayton has found en-
ployment in stowe and will move there
the middle OF this week The Randolph
Woman's Literary club is preparing an
attractive program for children's day
Saturday at the home of Mrs. W. f.
Lamson.-Mis Ellen Whitney IS very i'll
at the home of Mrs. J. B. E!dredse. Her
mother is mere from Waitsfeld.
5, H.. Carpenter, SO years old, has the
pneumonia.-The Rev. Mr.. Gilmore. n
former Congregational clergyman here.
is expected in three weeks. to take
charge OF Grace Episcopal Church
Seth a Wilson expects to move to Malone.
y. Y. this week, where he has n farm
Mrs. Edna Livingstone has gone to s.
y. Days. to assist in the care OF Mrs.
Day.-1he ladies' Of the Congregational
Church are to hold a handkerchief sale
at the Conant house Friday to raise
money to repair the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. {. Buck went to
Lebanon Wednesday to rerain over Sun
day with Mr.. Bucks mother. Mrs.
EsteIla Buck.-NKss Florence Noble went
to White River Junction Wednesday to
be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers tho remainder Of tho week.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Gordon will move to-day
to Springfield. where they expect to live,
r.. w. McAllister will soon move from
the Emerson house on the terrace to the
Holbrook house on Central street.-H. NJ.
Miller passed Wednesday in Barnard, re-
turning the same niHht.-Mrs. Edward