Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-08
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The funeral of Miss Gladys Bedell was
held at her late home Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock with lnterment In Pleasant
View cemetery. GLADYS Agnes Bedell,
daughter of Iarias H.. and Mary Jane
lBedell, was born In Hyde Park June
q, 1890. Soon after, her parents moved
to Morrisville, so that her school life was
all passed I'm connection with Peoples
Academy and the grades. graduating
from tho academy In the class OF '@.
After taking a rest for a year Miss Bedell
entered the University Of Vermont at
Burlington, completing her sophomore
year this spring. She was a member OF
the Kappa Alpha Theta, and of the Unity
class of the Congregations Church here.
The death Of Gladys Bedell came as a
shock to the community. BY her gentle.
pleasant manner she won the respect
and love of all who knew her. Besides
her parents she is survived by one
brother, Almon c. Bedell. and Ave sisters,
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Edgerton. Mrs. Myrtle
L. Gill. Mrs. Katherine q. Peck. Miss
lGrace u. Bedell and Miss W1nifred NJ.
|Bedell.-In response to a request that all
old residents or students of Peoples
lACdutIlN SuOuiu ehTCu dilonb Ohu pdpcio
for catalogues or programs Of the acad-
envy, or fdr pictures Of old Morrisv1lle,
Judge George NJ. Powers has received
from Mrs. A. d. Nelson. nee Sarah c.
Houston of st. Johnsbury. a catalogue
OF the school for the year 1852 to be
added to the collection and placed In
the public library. These catalogues and
programs will be bound In book FORM
Miss Larna Smith Is Mt home from Mont
pelier on a two weeks vacation.-Miss
Amy and Malcolm McNall of Boston
came Friday evening to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. Mary McNal.-Mr. and
Mrs. 7. c.. Cheney have returned from
South H%arpswell, Me.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Lawson went to Highgate satur-
day, passing Sunday in camp with Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Silloway.-George w. Clark returned
saturday morning from Id Orchard, Me.
having passed two weeks there with his
famiiy.-Willis Mould went to Burlington
Saturday to join his company at the
State encampincnt.-Reginad Fennell Of
burlington Is a guest of MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Observation-Disclosures Helen and
Marguerite Belts of Tilton. n. H.. came
|riday evening for a few weeks will
'~latives. They are guests of Mr.. and
tfS. DAVID MuZIy.-MT. ana MTS. wal
.r Isham went to Lancaster. n. H., Sat-
rday to visit their uncle and aunt. Mr..
nd Mrs. W. c. Prouty. Joining Mr.. and
!rs. Frank Isham. who have recently
feturned from Kansas City. Kans.-
charles Mould went to Boston Saturday
to visit his grandparents. ar. and Mrs.
4. c. Perry, and from there will go to
Brooklyn, n. Y, to visit his mother. Mrs.
3. +. Fogg. He will be away n month";
Mrs. Blanche Cram Huntley of Burling-
, ton came Friday evening to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Cram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr of Taunton, Mass,
were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Wilder. Mrs. Barr. former
ly Miss 1nez George. was a graduate of
Peoples Academy IL years ago.-Carl
Burroughs of Johnson, who has visited
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Patch, for three weeks past, returned
home Saturday evening.-Miss Mary
= Michael of IIardwick came Saturday
evening to pass a few days with Mrs.
Is Laura Titus.-George Badger vas at home
~ from West Burke over Sunday.-Mis
t. Beryl Powell of Jeffcrsonville came Sat
III urday evening. a guest of Miss Gwendolen
re Smith while here.-Mrs. J. H. Darrow,
A. nee Minnie Warren of Troy. n. Y. came
p Saturday evening for a stay Of two weeks
m with Mrs. Mable Misses Ethel
IA and Hazel Hoyt went to Rutland Mon
lg day to visit their grandmother. Mrs. Kate
Hoyt. and uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Frost.-Miss Blanche Smith began
work Monday in her former position in
re the depot Observation-Disclosures Ladd OF
Or Jericho passed Sunday with his sister,
Of Mrs. Cora S~mith.-NIisses Grace and Lila
- TpgttA 80 ~pt,Tu A. l..- Ia st-t-
in uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. a. b
ID Austin, returned home Monday. Mrs
as Austin accompanied them.-Mrs. NJ. j
lie Dunn anne Monday from Hardwick &c
Id stay some time with her daughter, Mrs
w Ernest Page.-Mrs. Jennie Balch and
TX daughter, Miss Mable Balch of Burling-
Of ton, are guests at the l.. L. Bliss farm
~ Mrs. Balch Is a sister-in-law of Julius
IT, Bliss.-Dr. Thompson of New York, WHIT
IN is passing the summer at Dreamwold, oc.
T. cupied the pulpit at the Congregations
n, Church Sunday morning.-Robert Hardy
10 passed Sunday at Greensboro with hi:
u, parents, Prof. and Mrs A.. l.. Hardy
Mrs. b.. J. Kelley and son, Wiley. Wen
u, to Greensboro Monday to visit her brother
. and family. Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Wiley
Mrs. T.. l.. Underwood Of st. Adams ant
-, Mrs. A. LAGRANGE Of Sheldon arrived
- here Monday to visit their sister ant
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Beard.-Mrs
Charles Code and daughter. Miss Mildred
of St. JohnsbuIy y, passed Sunday with TIT
ke formers sister. Mrs. William Wallace
Mrs. Pease Of burlington came Monday
ar. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Harr!
Hutchins. in Elmore.-Mrs c. F.. Norris
of Richford and Mrs. +, NJ. CarpenteI
of burlington are camping at tn,
Pleasant View farm house on the eros
,,e road from Laport to Randolph road.
H.. Mrs. r. b.. Holden and daughter
ny Gladys, OF Bellerica, Mass. and brother
elk Walter c. Chamberlain, Of Boston. ar
lei rived Monday evening to visit thei.
ell mother. Mrs. Eva Chamberlain, ant
ed brother, ", r. Chamberlain.-Mrs, II
se NJ. Page OF Wilder Is visiting her so,
ed and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
s. Page.-Val Genge of st. Johnsbury 4
a guest of DR.. and Mrs. g. l.. Bates
b. w. Thomas went to Whitehead. n
IS H., Monday evening. where he has EN-
re. ployment In the tannery OF Bernard
Son.-Miss Dorothy Tate Of Montpel
Ter Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
w. Northumberland Wick Field, 70
p many years a resident Of Morrisville
CHI has gone to North WolcOtt. where h,
re expects to make his home In the fu
'p, ture with his niece, Mrs. Sanfor'
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