Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-05

The community was greatly shock-
ed on Monday to hear that Mrs.
Charles Clark had passed away in tho
night. About two weeks ago she suf-
Tered a severe attack Of heart trouble
but rallied and was around the house
doing her accustomed work. Sunday
evening she said that she had not fo,t
as well FOR long time but about
eleven o'clock that evening she died
before medicicai aid reached her.
Charlotte Lousce Clark spent her
girlhood days in Roynlton moving
from there with nor parents to Water
bury Center where shc taught for
a number OF years and married Mr..
Clark, or late they lived in the vii
lagr and for a few years past made
their homo with Mrs. Clark's sister.
Mrs. T~Iolton. for whom Mrs, Clark has
tcndoriy cared. In the missionary
work of the Congregational Church
she will be greatly missed. being
treasurer Of the Woman's lfcme Mis-
s~ionary Union at the timo OF her death.
H'rs Clark was about 20 years OF age.
The funeral was held Tuesday morn
Ing NJ her late home. the Rev. W. G.
Johnson OF the Methodist Church ON
ciating, her own pastor being out OF
the state, and burial will be IN tho
village carbohydrates Kate NJ. He
kok OF burlington has been secured
to I'll the place IN tho village school.
caused by the resignation Of MISS
Winslow. Miss IIlckok IL a graduate
Of the Miss Wilcox school In Boston
md Is thoroughly cOnversant with
both kindergarten and primary work.
The Rev. T.. "a, Kellogg left Monday
for Nashua, \. H.. where ne IL 70 meet
his brothers. Charles Kellogg OF Dor
chester and Judge william Kellogg Of
Yonkers. ". Y.-The team Of @, o.
Evans made a spectacular runaway
on Crossctt hill Monday afternoon, the
carriage being demolished. Mr.. Evans
was not In the teamt-Judge Janus
Crossett returned 70 Queen city Park
Sunday. Fred Itnvelin accompanied
him.-Miss Edith Staples srd her
father from Worcester. are at
the home OF Frank Glover. Mr.
Staples Is the father OF Mrs. Glover
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Lamb have gone to
Poultney 10 camp with a party OF
friends-Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Jessie
Wheeler Greene and Misses Baich.
Landt, Annie and Alice Booker Sea-
bury and Joslyn, drove from Colby
vile Saturday to the home OF Mrs. Ed
ward Jones in Waitsheld where a
handkerchief shower was given Miss
I.andt.--About seventeen Of the young
people enjoyed a party At the home OF
Superintendent Grout Saturday after
noon In honor OF the tenth birthday
Of Don Grout, Jr,-Mra. Lulu stevens
Of Montpelier Seminary and Miss AL
Ice stevens Of Burlington were guests
OF Mrs. w. n. Elliott Sunday.-E. q.
Miller Is substitute mail carrier for
Henry Dillingham;, who is taking a
v acation.-Dr. and Mrs, Leonard Graves
OF brooklyn. n. Y. were In town sun
day and left yesterday for a few
weeks at the lake. DR.. Graves has
resigned his position as surgeon In
the army and now lives In Brooklyn.
n. Y. He will be remembered a. tho
second son OF tho late Cecil Graves,
The Camel's Hump club II endeavoring
to get another tent upon the mountain be-
fore Saturday night AS the call for ac-
commodations IL 80 great. Resides those
already there a large party from here
and one from Barre hope TO make tho
ascent Saturday,-Thc t'tas club was
| pleasantly entertained at the home OF
] Mrs. Helen Somervilie yesterday after