Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01

tlll fow years ago when he rctlreu' wi
Ncndrick was an active man, ana MS ''i'R
term of service on the road gained h''h
many friends. lie was never quite coh-
tent after he gave up his work. MT heil'
drick was twice married, his nrst VIE
being Miss Della Newcomb, ana to thom
on daughter was born, Mrs = H. NC
Cuilough, who survives and lives WIN
nm. HIS second wife was MIS- r""'i
Thayer who before her marriage was
Josephine Parish of Brookneld. MI Men /
drick was Mason, and although ne o'd
not belong TO the lodge here was Always ]
interested He was an Eplscopahan anu
had served AS an officer In ST. 1ohh
Church, where his family were attend
ants Mr.. Kendrick is survived by MS
second wife and one daughter ana one
grandchild.
kandolph Grange had a large attendance
at its meeting Saturday night, when the
question, How Shall We Recover IN
diherent Members to Their Former inter-
estf' was discussed by VI W. vail. MR..
y. NJ. Vaughn, John Hutchinson ana Mrs.
W. w. Jones. Following this the m
9taIlation banquet In charge or Mr.. ana
Mrs. Willis Howard was serVed.-Mfs.
CHARLES Clifford Is III and In the care ]
the trained nurse-A large number were
present at the first extra given by Miss
blanchard in connection with her dancing
school Friday night.-A daughter was
born early Saturday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chatfield-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Ketchum returned Saturday from
q seven wecks stay in Boston. Concord
and White River unction.-Thomas
Fitch. who has been passing a month
here with Mrs. Fitch at the home OF MI
Ellen blanchard. left Saturday for Chi
rago. Mr.. Fitch has n position with the
international Harvester company as CON
struction superintendent and goes to chi
cago to receive Instructions for the next
few months-Aliss Miller of Lebanon.
y. H.. arrived Saturday for a short stay
with her aunts Mrs. George Prince and
| Mrs. u. Y. Flctcher.--Miss Hazel Camp
bell and cousin, Miss Durham. were in
! I'raintree Saturday.--Nr and Mrs. Jerome
French have moved from the Udall house
on Park street to the house of Mrs.
X. q. Morton on Merchants row.--Mrs.
charles Holman is i'll from the effects
of an attack of the grip, and serious re-
suits arc fearcd.-Mrs. Fanni" Waldo and
| children were in Bethel over Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Charles Waldo Mrs Leslie
l)ckerman and son. Kenneth, were
guests of Mrs, b. r.. Nickerson Friday.
M. II. Miller is now more comfortable.
Royce BASS of Taunton. Mas. was in
town over Sunday with his brother.
John Bass. and went to Rochester Mon
day to see his father. Edward Bass
Miss Gladys Wilson OF Bethel was
in town Monday.-Mrs. Grove of Barn
ard arrived Monday to remain for a time
with Mrs. Myron Morse.-Thc Misses
Bertha and Mary Morse returned to
South Royalton Monday for the pres
ent--AIrs. Fannie Waldo and children
returned Monday from an over-Sunday
visit in Bethel with Mr. and Mrs
Charles Waldo.-Mrs. Carlos Hobbs and
son. who have been here since Thurs
day with her daughter Mrs. George Lin
ton, returned to their home in Lyme,
y. H.. Monday.--Miss Christine Bacon
! of Ncrsennos Il graduate of the Rutland
business college and for the last few
months stenographcr of George W..
Smith Il company Of White River June
ton, began work in the store of Bell
BROTHERS Monday cashier.-lt has
finally been decided to hold the educa-
tonal meeting in the Baptist Church Fri
day and the dinner is to be given Mt the
| Childs restaurant.-Mrs. o. s. Cham
berlin, who suffered a severe attack of
heart trouble last week. is now thought
to he improving Mrs. David Mercer of
| Barre. who was a guest at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ciladdng last week,
returned 70 her home Saturday.-Mrs.
Minnie Miller. who has been in Barre
with her daughter. Mrs. Lima Miller Ed