Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21

.l"ss.' who have been visiting MIS-
brothers, j. W. and buther Our
"' tne Center. returned Monoay'-
"e romans Of Mrs. Edgerton OF Newtoh'
"Ss.' were brought here Sunday night
,o'iuaS morning they we're tAken 10
randolph for interment.-Mrs'
a@roh Morse went to Bethel Monday ~
e.Ve decd of her farm to George Parker
Vi mat place.-Aiiss Polly Russell, who
came IRON Mortified for treatment at the
rum two weeks ago. died sunday
n,snt' Her brother. william Russell OF
''neld. was summoned sunday
Esther' the eight-year-old daughter OF
VII ana Mrs. Harvey Richardson was
Operated upon at the sanitarlum Satur-
Jay Tor appendicitis and the removal Of
auehoids' At present she is as we'll as
cou'd ne expccted.-Dr and Mrs f. o.
| biahchard are somewhat better from their
Ii'hess' but not yet able to be about the
|house.-The streets. which we're almost
,hnpassable Saturday arc now improved.
as the sewers have been thawed and
sthe water Is drained off.-Miss Clara
Bean, teacher in one Of the city schools
In Barre, was in town Saturday the
guest of her cousin, Mss Blanche Spar
hawk-Paul Wright, the little son of
Mrs. Lena Wright was taken i'll Sunday
MRS. William Reynolds was able to
leave the sanitarium Sunday and go to
her nome In town.--Miss Lucinda Dupuis
AFTER passing a week with her sister,
MIS- Nettie Rix, returned to Gardner
Mass'' where she has a position as an
operator or a monotypc
lr 5. n. Gould received shower OF
loo postal cards on the occasion OF his
12nd birthday. March 16. The doctor still
remains In bed with sclatic neuralgia
MT. and Mrs. N. C. Buck and their
daughter, Iris Buck left Tuesday for
a rev days in Lebanon, with Mr.. Bucks
mother' Mrs. Estella Buck-Mr and
Mrs. George Lucia returned from Mon
treal Tuesday-Miss Ethel Wynn
left tuesday for Bethel to remain
through the school vacation with her
mother, Mrs. May Wyman--NTrs. $. N
Gould was taken i'll Monday night with
pieurisy and is now seriously i'll. Her
husband, DR. S. ~ Gould, has been
confined to the house for several
months and is yet unable to be IN.
On Friday he reached hrs 72nd birth
daN.-Miss Bessie Gokey, who has been
IN Northf1eld for week with the fam
lily or her uncle, has returned and Is
In much better health.-Miss Mildred
Hatch. the daughter OF II. l.. Hatch Of
THIS place, who has been at home from
ST. Johnsbury during the closing Of
the school there from smallpox left
tuesday to resume her studies there
W. F. Hodgkins, who has been III
Tor several days, does not improve
and II rs feared will he obliged to sub
NIT to surgical operation-Mrs w
NJ. FISHER and Mrs. George Abbott Of
Bethel were entertained by Mrs. Ellen
Latt1mer Tuesday.-Mrs. Inez SeRar
gave very pleasant 800" party Nom
day evening.--Mrs. Helen Gray has
como from Waterbury, Conn. to re-
main for some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Copeland Mrs. j. IT,
Richmond and Mrs David Adams went
10 Claremont, ~ H.. Tuesday to visit
Mrs Adamss mother.-Fred Copeland,
who has been in Boston on business,
has returned-Mrs II. a. Eaton is i'll
and confined to the house by severe
cold.-Mrs. Herbert Patch and chill
dren. Clifford and Thelma. left Tues
day for a several days stay in New
bury with Mrs. Patch's parents-The
funeral OF A. j. Richardson was held
at his late home Tuesday forenoon at
II o'clock. the Rev. A. L. Cooper off,
ciating Interment was in Southview
cemetery The autopsy revealed the
fact that the disease was tibrous de-
generation Of the lungs. from which
Mr. Richardson had long suffered. A
brother, Timothy Richardson of Leo
minister, Mass. was present at the
funeral and also Fred Fairbanks of
Newport, N. H.-Mss Edith Blanchard
is in Barre with her sister. Miss Stella
Blanchard--Mrs. w. H. Gladding is in
Montpelier for several days with her
brother. Charles Foster and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard cele-
. hrated their 2bth wedding anniversary
Friday.
Timothy Richardson, who was summoned
here by the death of his brother. A. j.
. Richardson, left for Leominster, Mass.
Wednesday.-Miss Grace Gilman, visiting
!. nurse for the Nantucket Hospital Cor
,, poration IN Nantucket, Mass. was in
town Wednesday.--Mrs. o. p Northrup
. of Bethel was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. II. A. 1Nonard.-The Baptist Mis-
slonary society held box opening social
At the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. The
, proceeds. which had been accommodating
was served.-Mrs. F. A. Eaton.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Woodland and
Miss Ella Skinner went to Mortified
Wednesday morning to attend the funeral
Of Miss Polly Russell who died at the
sanitarum Sunday nght-Mr, and Mrs
George Tuckerman OF Royalton arrived
Wednesday to visit Mr., and Mrs. s.
Clark.-Mrs. Sarah Thompson will -
about the middle OF April to Newpelt.
n. H.. to remain for the summer Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Booth will take the
house on the Highlands.-The play given
in Music hall Tuesday evening by local
talent was a success and the proceeds
amounted to $lSs.-Mr Dudley. father OF
Mrs. r. D. Dubois, is again seriously III,
this time with what is thought to he
acute Brshts disease.--W. F. Hodgkins
remains about the same with no improve
ment and Wednesday night was taken
to tho sanitarium. Clarence Booth was
in Barre Wednesday.--Miss Marguerite
Merrfield left Cor Grafton Wednesday
to remain TIL The opening Of the school,
April miss Helen Dewey OF Royalton
is the guest Of Miss Mari ore Chedel. -
The meeting OF the Christian brotherhood
Was held In the parish house Monday
| night, with an attendance Of about Go.
After the usual supper. q. A, Chedel gave
talk on the conservation of forests. and
the manner which the international
Paper company is taking for tho preserva-
ton OF the trees.-Mrs. w p. Flint and