Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22
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MIS- ~ =, e"Nsourv dled at an early
hour saturday morning AFTER lonE III
He - INC res"'' Oh S'Ncra' S"snt sho'Ks
/ OF paralysis foi many years Mrs.
ie"hSpulS "'u peV" 'eS'"c"' mere one
Is survived by her husband VINO Is In
'SeoIe heal'n' ana one son. H. W. ie"ks-
pury' me funeral was heid at bethany
nu'c" No"uaE Mr9 Eh'oEehe Nood-
a'e Oh 'ou'h iNo!"l'oi' was IN town sun
u'S ~ N'S'' "oI sun H'c''e roo4s'e' WHO
Is Al me Sah''arluh', recovering from an
ope'""o'''- MIS- H. II. Mcli'|re oi Bur
n's'o" arrived mere ou'uiuay Ior re"
ua!S SIa! WIN MIS- ~ H. Mliler' VIII
nun M''ler Oh i'i'"H'oi'o aiso came 10 see
MS miner VINO recently hau one ieg am
pu'ated ana Is sun at inc sahisrium'-
MISS RUIN hht went 10 Milton frloay
10 pass her vacation with her grand
id'her' 'He rev t. T. herricK'-Mrs' j.
NJ. Thompson closed ten weeks stay
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs a. j.
Foster and went to her home in Mont
relier friday.-l- q. Erskine is seriously
i'll with Recommendations and Myrtle
Rogers of Rraintree were visitors In
town Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. George
!
Portland. Conn. to visit their oldest son.
Or. Charles ChedeL-bethany Guild has
elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Alfred Eaton vice-president Mrs.
l.. Richmond; secretary, Mrs. IncK Itch
field. assistant secretary, Mrs. j, B.
Adams; treasurer. Mrs. Laura NJ Clark;
assist Mt treasurer. Mrs. Lucinda Clcve-
land.-Mrs. Abbott left Saturday to visit
Mis-, Bertha Nancy went Saturday to
Fichhvrs. Mass, to visit Nelson Ohm
stesd's family and will 90 from there 10
BOSTON
Mrs Pearl ,smphen and Robert
pr,ice are assisting in the store of A. NJ
Hubbard during the holi4ay..-Mr.. Ora
Copelsnd left Saturday for BOSTON. TAX
In. her son. Frank. with her TO pass the
school vacation.-M,S Emma Goodrich
Is at tho sanitsrium recovering from a
severe surgical operation, which she un-
derwcrt riday. and from which .h.
rallied CONFERENCE.-The EVELYN Den
n.y and Jessie Chedel are here from Wei
.s!ey ColIsge for the ho,!day..-Nrs.
Charles Dubois and two children. Will
Ham ma Susan. went to Now York sun
ldty to ioin Mr.. puPoi. and max. the,r
1. I'll
for few day, with pneumoris Ths
synptonls are more favorable now-rhs
funeral of Mrs. a T.wkshurv wa. hold
at .}cthanv Church Monday afternoon q,
two O'Clock. the Rev Frazer M-txss,
| offi ,iating. and intermen, vas nod. in
couthvicw cemetery. The regular church
choir furnished music and tho hearers
were cav. 4. Putnam. p. c. Woodnrd
". A. Jones and u. 4. rhom,. Mr..
| Tewksbury had reached tn. ara Of g,
| vears.-Mr. and Mrs G. w. Parton .nd
daughter will leave here this week fo-
The northwest. where they will .pend
| most OF the winter With their dauxhter
Mrs. Ed. Jones, In Winnipsx. -Rsynolds
Brothers have four houses TO finish and
two more to build on the Eowsll add.
ton this winter and are now at work
on the finishing, OF tn. Osha garage
| Mrs II. -. Banlster went to Bethel
| Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. John
| Rogers-Miss Winnifred Richmond pass
ed Tuesday in Montpslicr.-AIr Lizzie
McKane WAS In Bethel Tuesday.--T
| was a fair attendance at the meeting OF
| the Christian Brotherhood Monday even
ing and following the supper The Pos
sihllities Of the Brotherhood" were dis
| cussed by l.. Il. johnson, who very In