Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12

Ing here from taxation, for a term OF
years.--Mrs. Ellen Johnson, formerly a |
resident Of this town, died Saturday in
Sunapee, NJ H.-Dr. II. L. Averll Of Mid
dlebury was an over-Sunday guest of
friends herc.-Dr. and Mrs George Drake
of Plymouth, Pa, are in town. They
were called here by the death of the doc
tors half-brother, Corney B. Drake,
whose funeral was held in New Haven
Sunday with burial here-Word was re-
ceived here Sunday that Charles s. Ward
well was killed in n railroad wreck Mt
bennington Saturday night Mr.. Ward
we'll was formerly a resident Of this town
and an engineer on the Bristol railroad.
He was also member of the Munsill
Hose company during his residence here.
Charles Wardwell had many warm
friends here.-rhe Boston Dairy company
Is paying $40 per hundred for milk this
month.--The primary department of the
Baptist Sunday school sent out 4S bou-
quets to aged and sick people Sunday
Mrs. II. w. Smith has sold her cement
brick making machine to Fl. +. Bates
Henry Goodroe and son, Pearl. OF Hines
burg and Henry Vanslett and family OF
Cornwall were in town Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. w. i. Hanks.-The
Treasure Seekers will meet Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. c. L. McGee and Mrs.
Leon Dwire at the home Of Mrs. McGee.
Mrs. William May, who has been the
guest Of friends, returned to Meredith, N.
H.. observation-disclosures Bosworth of New
York Is visiting here.
The New Haven Mills company Is
getting things in readiness for active
operations In a few days.--The plum
! crop Is n record breaker in this vicin
| ity.-Mrs. Eugene Ellison of Randolph
was In town sunday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. W. T.. Hanks.-George
| Doty of New Durham, ~ H., Is visit
ing relatives In town.--About 400 PEG.
pie listened to the sacred concert
given by the band Sunday after
noon. The Rev. u. r. stone. MEM
Der of the band, gave n fifteen min
ute talk at the close.--Mrs. d. F. Hanks
of Huntington and Alba a. Hanks of
Albany, n. Y, were In town sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. w. f.
Hanks.-Mrs. Il. A Hasscltine went to
Montpelier Tuesday, called there by
the illness of her daughter Mrs Ara
13all.--A delegation from Munsill Hose
company went to Rutland to at
tend the funeral of Charles w. Ward.
we'll. Mr.. Wardwell was the first FORE
man of the company and the first
noble grand of Bristol lodge, l. O. o. f.
w. A. Lawrence atten led the funeral
Of G. s. 1sham in Burlington Tues
day. They were in the Senate together r.
William Langeway has gone to Ash
burton, Mass. to attend school.-Philrp
Wright returned to Columbia, Mo-,
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A f. Wright.
his parents. are visiting their other
son, Spencer. in saltwater. n. Y.-C.
c. Currier ana H. C. f.. Bristol and
l families are at Thompsons Point
Mrs. 1.ottie Day went to New York
Tuesday Josie Chase and Miss
Roxa Chase attended the funeral OF Mrs
Ellen johnson in Burlington Tuesday,
Donald Wright has gone to Albany. N
Y, and Nelson Duchenri to Plattsburgh
n. Y.-Mrs. b. Z. Wallace. who has beer
visiting her sister. Mrs. Willis Ferguson
> has returned to Waterbury.-MissL Lyman
/ and Mrs. Carrie Peet have gone to Beth
lehem. n. H.--Mr and Mrs. II. NJ. Glea
son and daughter. Bernice. have bee,
> visiting in Warren this week.-Letters un
y claimed in the postoffice September . ar
1Or Emily EnEllSn, the rev. Leon Nurt.
l. William, Frank Ryder.-MsS Lcnora Riv
ers of this town was elected treasurer o
: the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Vet
: Grams at the national convention at 81
l. Louis last week.-Mrs.. NJ. G. Flory o
= Rutland is visiting here.-Mrs. Carolin
" =. Wead of Ilncsburg is a guest of he
: niece, Miss Helen Wcller.-Mr. and Mrs
II II. y. Tatro of Salisbury are visiting /
IS town.-Miss Cannon of Newton, Mass
- is a guest of Mrs j. II. Tves.-Nrs. Xett
IL IIerberger has returned to New York
l. +. W. Varney, w. y. Lawrence. jaime
y Harmon and r. s. Smith We're anon
e those who attended the funeral of Charle
II W, Wardwol in Rutland yesterday frol
II here