Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

generosity Of one Of the citizens, whose
name is not made public. Prin. +. G..
Ham had charge of the arrange
ments.-Mrs. Phillip Amazon and son.
Nelson Amaron, Of Pittsfeld returned TO
Plttsford Tuesday.-Miss Ruth Morrill,
returned from Tunbridge Tuesday, where
abe had been since Saturday with rela-
tives.
William Cushman and Mrs. Mary
Andrews were married Sunday night by
Justice Of Peace II. w. Vail at his
home.-Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin, who
Is to give an entertainment for the Ran
dolph Woman's Literary club Wednesday
night, arrived Tuesday to visit her sister
Mrs. L. II. Allis,-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Becdle, who were here over Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle. went
to keene. y. H.. Wednesday. body
of the three ear-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Davis Of FftchburE was brought
here Wednesday for interment in the
Southview cemetery and the Rev. j. W.
Chesbro made the prayer at the grave
Tilton Davis was the only child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Davis and the child was a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Rumril
for many years residents OF this place
A. w. Dickerman Of Keene, y. IT., was
here Sunday with his parents and left
for his home Wednesday. His sister.
Mrs Pearl Rumrill, of Concord. n. H.,
was also guest there.--The Rebekah
Lodge held their annual meeting Tuesday
night and elected the following officers
Noble grand. Miss Alyce Buck: vice.
grand. Mrs. Martha Ford; secretary, Mrs.
Betha Seymourc; treasurer. Miss Mildred
Fuller: delegates to the State Rebek h
assembly to he held in Woodstock in
May, Mrs. Laura Fine, son: alternate.
Mrs Betha Seymoure. The appointive
officers will be announced previous to the
installation. the date of which has not
yet been decided. Mrs. Emma Mcintyre
arrived here from Burlington Wednesday
| to visit her brother NJ. II. Miller. and
| look after her house. which has been
| occupied for the last two months by Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Mann.--Fred o. Cone.
| land and Miss Rosina Abilene GRAY were
married in Waterbury. Conn. Sunday
| afternoon at 40. The ceremony was per.
| formed at the home Of the brides sister
| Mrs. John Hull by the Rev. DR. Buckley
In the presence OF few friends and rela
| tives. The couple will return here the
dence in the cottage recently purchased
| by Mr.. Copeland OF Mrs. NJ F. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. X 3. Copeland of this
| place were present at the wedding A
reception will he given by them to tn,
son and his bride Wednesday evening
January 2. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
| o. y. Copeland al 1s Highland avenue
| Mr.. COPELAND is the assistant cashie,
| of the Randolph National bank and the
department of the school here.-I.ev
| Dudley is seriously i'll with pneumonia
| and Tuesday his case was thought to b.
serious.-Miss Mary Lamson returne,
Friday night from a trip to California
| which had lasted since September He,
mother. Mrs. j. II. Lamson, will re
main IN Los Angeles for the winter
]. f. Wells is thought to be failing anc
is very low. His daughter, Mrs Gustav,
| Wetmore OF Neene. y. H.. has arrived
Mrs. Emma Waldo Is III with a threat
ened attack of pneumonia bethany
Guild held Its annual meeting on Thurs
day and elected the following officers
| President. Mrs Alfred Eaton: vice -presi
dent, Mrs. Lemuel Richmond: secretary,
Mrs. f. f. Brooks; assistant secretary
Mrs. j. r. Adams treasurer. Mrs s c
Clark: assistant treasurer. Mrs. W. T.
1.amson; auditor, Miss Mary Marcott
executive committee. Mrs. f II. Allis
Mrs. W. r. Sargent Mrs. n. H. Paige
Mrs. T.. =. Morse and Mrs. Charlie
| Holman