Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20

and Leland II. survive him. He Is also
survived by a sister, Miss Azella Goodell,
and a step-mother. Mrs. Lottie Goodell.
MIR. Goodell has been prominent in the
town affairs of T more having served the
town as selcctman. lister and health Off
Ger and as representative Of that town
in the Legislature of 19os.-The store of
II. W. Gates has been improved by the
placing of plate glass windows in the
front.-Otto Blodgett. a clcrk for H.
Waite G Sons for nearly two years. COM
pleted his engagement there Saturday
night. He will go to Boston where he
expects t. secure e!nployment.-The mem
bers of Lamoillc Grange are invited to
ohser TIE anniversary of ne Grange
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Smith February
l0.-Mrs. Priscilla Carroll has rented
rooms in the Waite block. formerly occu-
pied by A. J. Gauvin.-Mr, and Mrs. j. l..
hoVey expect to leave In March for Med
ford, Ore. where Mr.. IIovey has been en-
gascd foreman on large fruit farm
Owned by Clarence knight Of Hyde PARK.
The Nipantuc Snowshoe club IS Il new
organization with Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice,
presidents Mrs. Nellie Crane, vice pres-
dent; Mrs. A. II. Slayton. secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. c. r. Kramer. Mrs. o. NJ.
Waterman. Ms. O. l.. Woods. Mrs.
George Tuloteon and Mrs. G.. II. =. stat
ford social committee
Tn" marriage of James r. Jeweu Of
this town and Miss Grace George Of
stowe occurred n the home of Luther
Pest Saturday noon. The Rev G. c. St
Clare offlciated.-Tiarry Bumps and
Miss Gertrude Marshall, both of this
town. were married Saturday evening
at the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage by Rey.
e.. c. 81 Clare.-E. s. Robinson. carrier
IN mail route number ono, and Rufus
Atchson, carrier on route four have
been confined to their homes the past
Eaton. substitute carriers are serving
'hc routes.- installation Of officers of
-. f.fc.. : r. - r. occurred
Tuesday-Miss Myrtle Whiting Of
Cambridge is a guest Of Miss Gwendoin
Smith. M, and Mrs, f. G. Cheney cec-
tra1el their 18th wedding anniversary
Saturday afternoon aHd evening. also
tie list birthday of their guest Smith
Cafes of Iowa, vino is passing few
weeks with his son. +. ". Gates ana
other relatives
/ The parish SUPPER Of The Unvelsalist
society will take place at the church
yestry at six o'clock this evening The
following will take place part in the post
pra..dial exercises, the Rev. Otto $.
Haspe acting as POSTMASTER a. n
Boynton, !, y. LaBaron. A. G. Small
r, II, Bartlett. Mrs. c. II. Slocun. MIS-
II. j. Fisher. +. W. Webster and the
Rev. Otto 5. Raspe.-A, the regula,
meeting Of Lamoille Lodge. y. +. o. p.
held Tuesday evening the officers for the
year were installed ny Past Warden y
r. Ellis. At the close Of the installation
4 banquet was served. after which
dancing was the order, Representa-
lives to the meeting OF the grand lodge
were elected as follows: Mrs. Gcorgianna
Gilbert r. Il. Ellis and George l. A
Snith.-Mrs. j. n. Warren returned
Tuesday evening from Ncrgennes, where
she has visited her sister, Mrs. F. l.
Fish.--Miss Rculah Scrihner Of johnson
il visiting her sister, Miss lIarrie
Scrlbncr.-- Mrs II. Waite left Wednesda,
for a visit with relatives In St. Adams
Alburg and Clarencevilc. p. Q.-Mrs
Milo Small is i'll with pneumonia. Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Churchill are confine,
to the bed with grip and Harry Newlan'
and q. =. Fisher are ill.-H. Waite Is il
Boston.-Mrs. William Sinnott went T.
Walden Wednesday to join her husban'
on the farm recently purchased by thei
son, John Snnott,--Miss Brenda Harri
went to Boston Wednesday to continu
the study OF music,-Miss Grace Cornwe
is In Wolcott.--Mrs. Wallace Jones O
Enosburg Falls is the guest Of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. T.. Jones-Miss Viola Perry ha
closed her school in South l.aport an
went Wednesday to Hardw!ck 70 vs
Miss Juna Farand.