Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
CHlTTENDEN
JERICHO.

Miss Hazel Woods of Essex Junction
is visiting at L. c. Terrlll s.-NTiss Alice
Carroll OF burlington IS at Joseph
Bissonett's.Mr. and Mrs. y. s. Story
spent Friday in EsseH.-Willard DinGler
has gone to Eden to visit relatives.-Mrs.
James McLane is visiting relatives in
EsseX.-Mrs. SIENNA, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Hartwell Hanley
has returned TO Willston.
George w Hammond died suddenly
sunday evening at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Daniel b. Bishop. in
his S7th year. For several months he
had been IN feeble health and had
gradually failed. on the day of his
death he had felt as we'll as usual. hal
chatted with callers and partaken Of
supper. When about to go down the
steps he was stricken with apopleXy
and died within half an hour, never
rcgaininS consciousness. Mr. Ham
mord was n native OF Lyons. Iowa.
and had been prominent there lie
came here about four years ago, just
after the death of Mrs. Hammond, to
make his home with his daughter.
The funeral services were held at
four o'clock tuesday afternoon, and
Wednesday morning Mrs, Bishop start
cd with the body for Iowa, where
the interment will be made beside the
body of his wrfc.-Miss Edith Derby,
who moved to Johnson last fall Is
on, of the members of tho graduating
class Of the johnson high school.-Dr.
O. i. liulhurd attended the funeral of
Or Maynard in Burlington Monday
\ n
told Of the death in Bruintree of Belle
lWhite) Ellis, his only sister and wife
% Joseph Ellis Mr.. White went Mon
day to Braintree to attend tho funeral
Dr. and Mrs, G. u. TIulburd and
Lloyd Hulhurd spent Saturday with re-
latlves in Hyde Park.-Mlss Emily Howe
has returned from several DAYS visit in
Burllngton.-Miss Lulu Lincoln was at
home from Undorhill Sunday.-Mr and
MIS-. Fred j. Foster spent Saturday and
sunday with relatives in BclVidere.-B.
H. Day has returned from a business
TRIP to New York.-Mrs. j. C. Hunter
returned Saturday evening from few
weeks visit in BondVille, Canada.-Nlrs.
fHeh Barney of Essex Junction and
Mrs Lucia Green of BURLINGTON were
among the visitors in town Saturday.
MrS' Belle Parsons spent Monday in
urllnSton.-Chidren's day will be OBJ
served at the Baptist Church Sunday
oN'il"S win exercises by the Sun
day school'-Mrs. w. q. Cook at
tended the funeral of her cousin
lr Maynard. in Burlington Monday
Homer Day and Kenneth Day of New
York city came Saturday to speud two
weeks with the latters grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Day.-R. W. Brown
was at home from Burlington SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Halves of RurIiuotor
ana Mrs. y \. Brownell of Essay Iunc-
ton have been visiting az Josenh pls-
sonnet MIR. and Mrs. l.. f. wnhu,
went to Westford Saturday and while
returniug ny way of North Underhiu tho
| king bolt broke While coming down q
hill Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur were hoth
thrown out, striking upon their heads
and shoulders. hut were not seriously in
jured. althrush for some time they were
moro or less daled by the fall. They
were able tn continue their journey
| homo and aside from lameness are
none the worse for the acoidert.-Miss
Mary WRIGHT Of Essex Junction has been
visiting Miss Florence 8uNton.-A street
light has hecn placed on the lawn OF
| the Baptist Church