Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-10
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
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BELv1DERE.
vernal Coburn and Grace Mobiles were
married September IS at the home of the
grooms parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Coburn. They were attended by the
grooms brother and sister, Wallace ana
Blanche Coburn. The Rev. =. II. wills
performed the ceremony. Refreshments
were served for a large gathering OF rel
atives and friends.-Mrs. f. II. BILLINGS
has her furniture all packed for removal
to her home in Boston.
HYDE PARK.
Miss Winnie Elkins Of Enosburg f'alls
is visiting her sister. Miss Halle ElKihs'
The assistant Judges were In conference
with the county buildings committee sat
urday regarding completion of the puiiu-
ings.-C G. Austin Of St. Adams was IN
town Saturday.-E II. Welch OF HARD
wick was a business visitor here Satur-
day.-Frank Heath and l. l.. Pearl OF
Johnson were in town Saturday.-H f.
Brigham Of bakersfield was In this place
Saturday .-Representative Smile OF Cam
bridge was in town Saturday.-Miss Silsby
Of Newbury Is visiting Miss Barnette OF
the L. c. A faculty.-Thomas F1nnigan
and Miss AYna D. Gauthier. both OF this
Mace. Will be married this morning at
at. Theresa's Church. They are to reside
on ChuSoh street.-Merritt Lee was called
to Essex Junction Sunday TO attend the
funeral OF a cousin.-Kenneth Fairbanks
has returned from the White mountains.
Arthur Campbell and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Scofield Of Barre were
visitors In town Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
eilsby and Mr.. Barnette Of Newbury
arc IN tpwn.-Mrs. g. b waite ana Mrs.
May spiller are In Montpener.-The Rev.
and NV. Hurd Of Lowell were In town
Monday>-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Fair
banks, who have been visiting here the
psst month, started Tuesday evening for
their home In Chicago.-S1iss Alma
0authier had the misfortune to fall
Monday evening. breaking her right arm
near tho sho,I1der.-Ralph Newcornb and
bride Of Worcester, Mass. are visiting at
tho home OF his father. g. ". Newcomb.
Tho HYDE Park train goes on next
Monday morning. leaving here at $3.50
and returning at 1880 p m.-Frank New
city. who has been in California for Is
years, is visiting his parents here.-Mr.
ana Mrs. P. 8. Clark OF Lyndonville are
visiting at H. A. Noyes's
WoLOoTT.
Mrs. Amos Boardman is visiting her
mother in Stowe.-C. E. Haskell is in
F1tohburg. Mass. On business-E Pree-
man and n. Golden are In Shelburne for
a wi1ila-Miss Lottie Croft Of Concord,
10 at homo for a short stay.-H Waite
& Son commenced earring potatoes
Wednesday.
VAUDEVILLE.
DR.. Maurice is ill.-George Beard was
at home from Montpelier Saturday and
sunday.-R. A. Wiley spent Sunday and
Monday with his son. B. NJ Wiley. at
Greensboro.-G. L. Story. A. L Laraway.
H. B. Inll. Mr.. and Mrs. H ]. Beard,
H. F. Beard and his mother. Mrs b.
+. Beard. are spending the week in Bos-
ton.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs w. E. Perley returned Saturday
evening from Enosburg Falls.-Mrs.
George Demar and children Of Berk-
shire are visiting her sister. Mrs. Linas
Leavens.-Miss Nellie Smith Is spending
the week In New York and from there
will visit In Hoosick Falls.-Afr. and Mrs.
r. G. Reynolds of Stowe spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. NJ NJ. Reynolds.
III. A. Buckley is In Boston this week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Reynolds has been spend
Ing few days with her sister in St
COMMUNICATIVE. Hunt. who has spent
several weeks in Boston. returned to the
house of her daughter. Mrs. Earl Gates.
sunday.-Mrs. H. N. Gray was a visitor
in Burlington Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hopkins Is spending a few
days with friends in Arlington--Miss
Lillian Mabie has returned to her work
as nurse In Lynn. Mass. and Miss Kate
Mable has gone to Lawrence. Mass,
where she has position in the Boys In.
dusty1al schooi.-H. A. Hatch Of Mon
treai has been spending several days at
his home here.
JEFFZRS0NVILLE.
Arthur Hiram Wood died at his home
on tho Waterville road. October 2 after
several dayS illness with rheumatic
fever. He vas . lifelong resident Of this
town and greatly respected by all who
knew INN. His ago was u years. He
resided on the Wood ancestral home
stead. which has been in the Wood FAM
tly many generations He Ia survived by
his wife and ono son; to brothers and
two sisters. Mr.. George Burnham of
Brandon, Mrs w. W. Raymore Of Cam
bridge Junction, Lewis Wood Of Bakers
neld ana Edgar d. Wood OF Middleboro.
Mass Tho funeral was largely attended
Saturday at the Congregational Church.
the Rev. H. E. Harmed officiating. He
was a member Of Warner Lodge, F. G.
n NJ. a member Of Jeffersonville Grange,
The Eastern Stars and knights OF Py-
thias. all Of the organizations attend
ing in a body. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful and burial was In
the Jeffersonville cemetery.--Raleigh
Jaques has gone to Barre to attend
schooL-M1ss Jean Clark. who spent a
week with her sister Mrs. Eva Griswol,
returned to Enosburg Saturday.-The
Rev. II. C. Howard, who has been Ill, is
improving.
JOHNSON.
Miss Gladys Chappell is at home from
Burlington for few days.-Senator Sher-
win and Representative Jose came Fri
day and returned Monday.-Mrs. Dora
Atwood had a shock last week and is still
unconscious. She had just entered the
house from shopping and was stricken
suddenly.-Mr. Woodland has not sold his
blacksmith shop as reported last week
The Rev. J. X. Fuller has purchased the
Or. Minott place on Railroad street. The