Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05


Lewis Flint. Harold Gaylord, Katherine
Dudley and Miss Caroline Hatch left Sun
day for burlington to resume their stud
les at the University fVermont.-Mr and
Mrs. c. +. Kenworthy of Waterbury,
Conn, who have been for several days
with Mr. ard Mrs. NJ. " Chadwick left
sunday for their homc-Mr. ana Mrs.
Winthrop Abbottof Greenfield, Mass, who
for several days have been entertained by
Mrs. r.. ]. Adams left for their home yes
terday-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandal'
and three children, who had been with
Mr. Crandall's sister. Mrs. H. ". Sails
bury. since Wednesday, returned to Bur-
lington Sunday night-Mrs. Mary Hills
ard her granddaughter. Miss Ecrnlcc
Flint who had bo"r in Springfield,
Mass. since the midilc If last week, rc.
turned homo sunday. NJ. and Mrs Ralph
Hamilton visitors of the Rev ana Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton since the middle OF las.
week. went to St Johnsbury Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sinclair of Lob
anon. n. H., guests It tho homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. IIcbcr Holman. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. :. Booth, returned home Monday
Mrs. Lima Miller Edwards of Barre,
who came last week to visit her mother,
Mrs Minnie Miller at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Gadding, went to Wor
cester. Mass. MONDAY to visit her uncle
w +. Rand. 1r.. who is employed In Bos-
ton and who has been with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Rard, returned to
the city Monday.-Mrs. Jennie clifford.
who had been with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Griswold. went Monday to Auburndalc,
Mass, for an indefinite time. Mrs. n. ".
Paige went to South Royalton Monday to
y:sicyher mothcr.-Mrs. A. i. Ranistcr and
grandchildren, who had been in warren
for about II week, returned MondaN.-Mr.
and Mrs l.. II. Dickerman of East Gran
vilc were in town Monday, having Just
f,tUrned from trip TO Vancouver. Il. c.
Miss Cora Osgood returned Monday 70
Northhed, Mass.--Miss Nadine Scribncr
left Monday to resume teaching in Mont
peier-Mrs. =. II. Chase and four sons
of Burlington. who had been to North
field. Mass. FOR Thanksgiving at her sis
Mrs John Blanchard TIL Monday. whcn
after visiting Mrs Russell Burridg". they
let for their home. Mrs. T.. A. Shaw
came from Mortified Monday for visit
OF the home Of DR.. H. w. Holden. Mrs
:.
ton Monday for the removal of gall
stones. There are hopes of a permanent
recovery. William Mann is still seriously
ill-Mrs Thomas Osborne of Montpelier,
who had been with her Daughter. Mrs. j.
II. Dubois. for several days. left Monday.
Mrs. r. y. Rising. who has been i'll for
Il week, is now thought to be more COM
Portable.
Tho death Of Mrs Susa Bass occurred
at the sanitarium Monday morning .ftcr
an illness of two wears. following u slight
shock of paralysis. Soon after this shock
she had fall which resulted in a broker
hin and from this she never recovered
Mrs Susa uicathI Bass was the daughter
| e. /tnri and Ruth Heath. born in Brain
| tree. Mass. 50 years ago October When
| Il young girl her parents came to Ia n
, uolph and purchased tho farm now owh'd
| by Henry \obl, on the East Braintrc,
| road. More than I" years ago she mar
| ricd Samucl BASS from this place and
! cr me to this village to live for hor cntir,
| life. One son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs
lass. ~ l.. Bass of this Village with
! whom she lived. sine" the death Of he,
| husband. Il years ago. Mrs Bass was i
|
| Interested in the former singing conven-
| tons held in this town. and early i'll, Mi
fled herself with the choir of the Chris
| tan Church, whore she sang alto FOR SOY.
cral years. She WIS a charter member
OF Beulah Chapter. Order of Easter,
star and held tho offices nI secretary
and worthy matron. and later was cloctc.
To grand matron of tn" state orsan.Zd-
! rl,a i,
day afternoon, the Rev. r'ras": Mcizge,
officiating lnterment was in South
| view cemetery beside her husband an6
| PARENTS. She was the last one of hcr Inn
| mediate family She Is survived by hcI
son and wife. and one granddaughter.-C
= Grow of Brooklyn. who has been IN
town to visit his sister. returned TUGS
| DAY accompanied by his mother. Mrs. r
| J.. Grow, who went to pass tho winter
| with her daughter. Mrs. +. a. Holhrouk. ~
| Mrs. Imogene Cioodale. who came IRON
south RoyaltOn two weeks ago for treat.
mcnt for varicoSe veins, has So far recov'
cred as to be able to go home Tuesday
.Irs, Alfred Lamb and daughter, Edith
| who have been in town since last Wednes
| day, left for Warren Tuesday II
| w. Holden, who underwent a critical OPP
| grafton Monday, Is as comfortable ne
| could he cXpectcd-Charlcs Beedle Of
keene. n H., is passing several days al
! the home of his brother, A. n. Beedle-
The work on the new bank Is progressing
| finely now and it is hoped that it will be
eady to occupy ny January Miss Flor
cnce Hobart is i'll with the mumps at the
| rome OF Mrs. ii. A. Leonard.
Mrs. ". V. Wall left Wednesday fo
New York to visit her daughter, Mrs
Lucie Wall Beekman.-A party of eight
a. E. Nebaum. ". II. Pelton. t. II
Joslyn. Ned Nixon, q. w. Mann of Bos
ton and William Moulton. a Pullman
car conductor, who is now In town visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Ann Moulon. and Mr.
Flint of Burlington, a travelling man. hs'
a banquet at midnight at Child
restaurant Tuesday. This club IL know
as the Midnight Sons-Mrs. A. NJ. Hub
bard gave n whist party Wednesday after
noon at her home on Central street, I,
which she invited about a dozen ladies'
The Christian Brotherhood meeting wa
held in the parish house Monday evening
with a good attendance Following tn
usual dinner, the Rev G. W. Smith CAV
an interesting address on his work il
Turkey, where he was once located il
missionary work.-Mrs. Charles Hibbar,
of South RoyaltOn. former residcn
here, was in town Wednesday -The sal
given by the Kings Daughters Monda,
afternoon at the home of Miss Mar,
Moulton was not largely attended on ac
count of the severe rain, but the ladle
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