Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06


son.-AIrs. Candacc Vaughan of Bridge
water, who has been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell, went to her
home on Monday. --Fred Smith, who has
been at the pittsford sanatorium for tho
last two months returned home Mond..y
somewhat improved in hcalth-The
trustees directed the electric company to
cut off rs street lights on Saturday,
Mrs. Ernest Sargent ard children. who
urc here from Woodsvillc, n. H.. fo~ tie
summer, have gone to Brookhell this
week to visit Mr.. Sargents relatives
c. J. stockwell Joined his family in
Rochester Sunday.
Mrs. Florence (Crocker) lIamblin and
James Barnwcl Icywerd Of Beaufort, s.
g., were married Monday evening" by the
Rev. j. W. Clcsbro at tho home of the
latter-Miss inc3 INchIe,1 returned
Monday from several weeks In barton ana
vicinity. Washburn Of Brandon
was IN town Tucsday.--NIrH. Annie sncr-
lock Of Sharon is visiting Mrs. Carmody.
meeting was held in John Shcrbururs
office Monday night to ascertain tho NAM
Ter of voters favorins the now school
building, and the terms OF payment OK
the debt to be presented at the meeting
IN town observation-disclosures Mazzolini was
in Montpelier and Barre Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. n. Ketchum returned Mon
day from six weeks trip in Massachu-
sctts.-Walter Ketchum and family came
from Gaysville to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ketchum Tuesday Mrs Frank
Thomas went to Milton Monday to join
Mr.. and Mrs f. a. Thomas at their camp
n at
has returned from Lebanon with her sis
ter, Mrs. Miller-Miss Cora Hayes Of
Springfield, Mass. is stopping at the
home of Mrs. George Prnce-Mrs. Jes-
sic Church, Metcalf arrived here from
Newfane Monday and is being entertained
~ Mr.. and Mrs William Church.-Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Menard of Barnet,
who have been guests Of Mr.. Menards
parents. left Monday for their home
Mrs. A. Il. Fish returned Monday from
a visit with her daughter. Mrs Harry
Allen of Observation-Disclosures c. II. Nor
rill was given farewell reception Friday
evening ut the inn, by the University club.
of which he was a member, and Monday
left for Bakersleld-Mis Harriet Hay
ward OF the postoffce force, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Burridge. have gone to
Maine, for two weeks vacation Miss
Mary Pratt returned Tuesday from y
three weeks stay In Montpelier. and Is
again at the home of her sister, Mrs o. S.
Chamborln.-Mr and Mrs. Isaac Newton
e South Pomfret arrived Tuesday.
The remains Of George Bradford were
brought here from Newburyport, Mass,
Tuesday and placed in the undertaking
rooms. ana Wednesday morning we're
Inferred in the famil,. lot in Southview
cemetery beside ms VIE MT BRADFORD
was porn IN randolph - years ago and
lived here TIL about 30 years ago when
ne Went 10 MaSSa'huSo'fS. he dled at
tne nome Il MS son, feari bradford IN
NeWpurHport. MI bradford had been In
feeoie heaIth Tor several years the re-
SUIT OF paralysis for years MT. Brad
fora conducted inc livery business now
owned by A !. Men re married Miss
carrie 'InlStead OF 'hiS town. ana 10
'"'H were porn three chiIdren' Pearl
win WHOM ne lived FRANK or Lynn,
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way OF BOSTON ana heehe, ~. H.-M'ss
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