Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continues from page A.

LOMBARD, on MOnuay.-MlSS Cora BLISS
returned from Bethel Monday, where she
passed Sunday with Mrs Estela Gilson.-
Mrs. Il. A. Dunn and son. Ralph Dunn,
left Monday for Eugene, Oregon. They
were accompanied as far as Minneapolis
by Mrs. Carrie Briggs williams and son,
Carl WILLIAMSBURG and Mrs Arthur
Osha OF Rochester were in town Sunday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sargent.
Miss Crris McAlister arrived from
Waitsfield Monday and will be with Mrs.
w. W. Jones through the summer.-NIrs.
T. L. Merchant and sister. Miss Ella
Roudette. went to Montpelier Monday for
few days..-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sault,
who have been for about n week the
quests OF Mrs Frank Copeland, went to
their home in Athol. Mass, Monday.-The
contract 70: the street lights runs out
July and II Is understood that the
trustees of the village have not made any
provision for lighting tho streets after
the time cxpircs.-Mrs. Jane Spear. who
lives in the Wardner house on School
street. has been I'm comatose state since
Saturday night. She complained of not
feeling we'll Saturday evening and upon
retiring went to sleep ut once and has
not since wakencd A physician was
called Sunday who said she would prob
ably rally after a time. Mrs. Spear has
reached the age of 50 years.-The Rev.
Fraser Metzger arrived Monday from
Freehold. y. Y, where he had been with
his family-The funeral of Mrs. p 7,
Lombard was held ut her lato home on
Randolph avenue Monday afternoon. the
Rev Fraser Metzger officiating Inter
ment was in Southview cemetery in the
family lot The bearers were W. A.
Jones. A. j. Foster, 0. ]. Marcott and
j. ID. Mtchell.-The Rev. and Mrs. George
o. Howe went to Rochester Monday to
visit Mrs. Emily Stockwell.-NIiss Hattie
Hayward went to Bethel Monday. Scion
Vail of Pomfret was in town Monday
calling upon friends.-Mr and Mrs.
Melvin Chamberlin of Barnard who had
NJ. Atwood and Mrs. ]. j. Stmets, re-
turned home Monday.-Mrs. Ellen Lat
timer went to Bethel Monday Edison
Emery was able to walk up town Monday
for the first time since Memorial day.
A petition is being circulated among the
tax payers Of the village, asking for
a special school meeting to take action
to rescind the vote Of last week. to build
a SouUu SCNOOi DullulIlR, OF VOle 10 pay
the entire amount the present year. lcav-
ing no debt upon the district--L. j..
Blakely. who has been with his daughter,
Mrs. Osmond Creaser in Newport,
Monday night.-Mrs. c. j. Stockwell ana
her three children went to Rochester and
Hancock Tuesday for a several days
stay with relatives.-N1rs NJ. H. Miller
went to Barnard Tuesday to attend to
the renting Of her cottage there-Mr
and Mrs. J. b. Wells, who fave been
with relatives in Cambridge, returned
Tuesday.-Mrs. w. f.. Rand went to
South Royalton Tuesday for short stay
with friends.-Dr. Arthur Bean Of Brook
Ign, n. Y, and his family arrived here
Sunday morning and on Tuesday Or.
Bean went to Burlington, leaving his
family with relatives here for tho sum-
mer From Burlington DIR. Bean will re-
turn to Brooklyn.-Mrs. ID. NJ English.
who has been in Montpelier for ten days
the guest of Mrs. J. ID. Battles, returned
to her home here Tuesday.-NIrs. Hiram
Huse left here Tuesday for Montpelier
after passing several days with Mrs
Emma McIntyre.-Mr. and Mrs. Greene
OF South Royaton nre in town this week,
visiting Mr.. Greene's brother O. r.
Greene.-M NJ Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
went to Burlington Tuesday to attend
the commencement exercises at the Uni
Nerslty of Vermont, where Mr.. Wilson's
brother James Wilson, is to graduate
Mrs. May Wyman Merrihew Of Middle
bury has been visiting at the home Of
Clayton Trask for several days. and went
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funeral of Mira romho-d -, o. NV
Freehold \. Y. ia contirro Iii. ,.o,,,.,o,'
there with his family Mic. ~, ~,
ting Of Woodstock u.bo Inc h,I,, 49,.
guest Of Mrs. George 4 Dreu, for sa,.o.a,
days, left here Tuesday for her homo
Nine victims of tho railroad occiden, boro
last week stll remain at the sanatoriur,
and are slowly recovering
Mrs. Halsted Fairbanks Of Proctor
who has been the guest Of Mrs. WI.
liam Barley, left Wednesday roornino
Miss Hazel Fairbanks has finished y
season in q millinery establishment "a
Exeter, n. H., and arrived home Tues.
day night.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kan
worthy, who have been guests at fine
NJ V. Chadwick home on the Highlands
for some time, left Tuesday for their
home in Waterbury-MrssM Mary prizes,
went to East Granville TUESDAY "a re-
main several days with Mrs. Clarence
Webb.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Holt ar
rived Tuesday from Fort Fairfield
Me. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. San.