Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07

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here on Tuesday.-Nlrs. Mary Kellogg left
Tuesday for her home in Bethel after
passing some time with her sister, Mrs.
Noble.-Mark Morse made his first trip to
Braintree on Monday to begin teaching at
that place.--W. II. Gladding went TO
Barre Tuesday to attend meeting of the
trustees of Goddard Seminary. Miss
Edith Blanchard went to Mortified Tues
day to remain for several days assisting
the Colburn Clothing company The fu-
neral of W. T. Carlisle was held from his
late home Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock, the Rev. Fraser Metzger ofliciat-
ing.--The Gamma Sigma Kappa were en-
tertaned on Monday evening by Mrs. Fay
Burnell at her home. when there were
seven of the number prcsent.-'The Rev.
j. w. Hamilton went to Marshfied Tues
day and from there to Cabot to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Bemis Pike. who had
reached the age of 90 years. and who was
parishioner of his 10 years aEo.-Mrs j.
T. Marble, who broke one wrist in fail
last week. went to South Royalton Tues
day, to remain with relatives until she is
bctter-Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle, who
have been in keene. n. H., since last
Wednesday, returned home Monday
night.-Acuvc preparations are being
made for the play in Music hall on Fri
day evening, the 18th. which is to be given
under the auspices Of the Brotherhood. -
J. v. Wells was thought to be more COM
Portable Tuesday morning.-At the annual
meeting of t. ;. Grant Post. G. A. r., on
Saturday evening the following officers
were elected: Commander. +. y. Rising;
4.
Tor vice-Commander. H. S Wood; chap
lain, Norman Nichols; officer of the day,
John Mannoy; quartermastcr, G.. ". a.
Putnam guard, bartholomew Fenton
adiutant, +. II. Netchum. The appoints
i've officers will be announced previous to
the installation. which will occur at the
first meeting in January. oSth +.
Flint. who has been the guest of r.
Rising ana Mrs Emma Greene, went 10
her home in Roxbury on Monday.-Alncrt
Markham Of Barre was the guest Monday
of Mrs. +. n. Rising Miss Mabel Ham
ilton. who had been in town since We'd
uesdaY. went to Montpelier to resume
teaching In the Methodist Seminary on
Monday. Riford is quite i'll at his
rooms in the O'Connor block
Miss Mary Pratt left Monday for
Rochester. where she viii he abou. 10
days.-Mrs. J. VI. Thompson. who has
been with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Foster, returned TO her home in
Montpelier MondaY.-Mr. and Mrs. elm
ton Adams Of Post Mills. who We're en-
tertained over sunday by Mr. and Mrs
j. a. Adams, left Monday for their home.
Miss Ethel Wyman returned from a
few DAYS stay with her mother in
Bethel SundaN-Mr. and Mrs Douglas
barclay OF Barre. who were at the Man
chester over THANKSGIVING. returned to
their home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
sherman Moulton and son. Horace
Moulton, retutned Sunday +" Burlin@ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon bllladeod and
daughter oil HardWlrN' VINO nave been
Win theF d"NHhter' NtrS T.. [. LcnlleN'
lelt Tor thclr nome MondaE'-i'N ron
Manchester was ipind IN the oiiI'c OF
the White cross MIX ia''orE saturday
""ou' noon III Il 'ia'F'u 'ohdlu"h anu
u'lao'e 10 'oH me cause OF 'he a'c'ooht
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ina nc started UP III" track u" 20 10
the 'hi" restaurant LOT MS dinner
ana el'ner zen or came " contact with
me cars as ne was padIN hioISeu about
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for many years lie was born in rly-
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