Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25

school. New hampshire on the subject,
From Cotton Field to Calico" After
the lecture the students Of the summer
session and their friends were invited
to Pearsons hall to an informal reception
and musicale. where Mrs. Lyford. Mrs.
Cndy, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Pettensill and
Mrs. Ratti wero patronesses.
vERGENNEs.
Mrs. Paul Adams died Saturday fore
noon at her home In this city. after
lingering illness from a general breaking
up, aged g. Besides n husband, she
leaves eight sons, Leon N, Frederic H..
Paul N. Clarence X, and Rexford J..
Adams cf this city. William r.. and
Ralph E. Adams Of Nashua, n ii, and
Darwin G. Of South Weymouth MIss..
one daughter, Miss Mabel Adams OF this
city, and one sister. Mrs. l.. j. Phar. Of
South Bristol. She was a member of st.
Pauls Episcopal Church. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at the
church.--Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Adams and
Ralph f. Adams of Nashua, n. H., and
Mr. and Mrs. u. 9. Adams of South
Weymouth. Mass, were called here sat
urday by the death of their mother, Mrs.
Paul Adams.AIr. and Mrs. B. S. Good
ale went Saturday to Port Henry, y. u.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Oldruff.-
The Rev. S S. Cobb was called Friday
night to Syracuse, y. Y, by the death
of friend William stone or New York
city is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Stone.-Mr and Mrs. G. w.
Beerworth of Buffalo, n. Y, on an auto
bile tour, visited friends in town Sat-
urdav-W. c. Danyow of Granville. N.
Y. was a Weekend visitor at his BROTH
ers. Joseph Danyow, and other relatives.
Miss Winifrcd Dutfey Of New York
city is visiting Miss Helen Thorne.--The
Baptist la lies Aid society of Panton
will hold their annual midsummer sale
ut the Pavilion. Basin IIarhor Wednes-
day evening. July 81. In case of rainy
weather the sale will be postponed until
the mex. day.-The condition Of Mrs
John Preston, who went to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Whalley, OF Charlotte, Is
| ciiticaL-Mrs. George Devoid last week
gave n party for her son. Claud. the oc-
casior hoing the anniversary of his 18th
birthday.-1hursday Mrs. William Pres
ton was given a birthday surprise party
by . of her friends and ncighhorS. She
was the recipient of several beautiful
gifts and a postal card shower. An Ella
| boratc supper was served The Gage
| Cemetery Improve mcnt society will meet
| with Mrs. Joseph Danyow Tuesday aft
ernoon. July 3o-Hugh Philips of Mont
pelier passed Sunday with his wife 1T
| the home Of her parents. Mir. and Mrs Is.
4. Field.
The funeral of Mrs Paul Adams was
held yesterday afternoon at St. Paul's
Church. the Rev. George r. Brush Of
| flciating. The bearers were six sons OF
| the deceased, Leon. Fred, William
Darwin, Paul and Clarence Adams and
| interment was made IN Prospect Gene
terry.
Donald Riker of Maplewood y. j., /.
passing the summer with his uncle ant
aunt, Dr. and Mrs. V W Waterman
| w. II. Carter Is attending the summer
school at Mddlebury. Mr.. Carter ha.
resigned his position as principal of the
| Chelsea high school, which he has helt
for two years, and has been engaged a,
principal of the Proctor high school
| Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Carter of Chelsci
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Carter.-Wilard Adams passo,
Sunday In Westport, n. Y.-Mrs. W. G
Adams ard Ralph Adams of Nashua
\. H.. Mrs. Darwin Adams of Souti
Weymouth, Mass, Mrs. Lorette Phar
Mrs. Frank Ilaselton, Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Phair of Bristol were among thos
from away who attended the funeral o
Mrs. Paul Adams Monday afternoon
: List of unclaimed letters at this post
office: Mrs. b. Norton, Mrs. John Norton
wall M,p
Crono. John Busky. A. r. Memand
Walter Il. Sweeney Edward Barrett. n
L. Fortune, Mrs. Edward Larow, vii
liam Sears, J, II, Gray. Osten Noble, Rol
land p Marshall, Henry Woods, Mis-
Flora Moody. William Smith, f. Canning
! German w. Tosble. Elizabeth McGintey
} Frank G. Lytle,
! Miss Ada Bristol has returned t,
Boston after visit to her mother
Mrs. NJ T. Bristol.-The body of Mrs
Henrietta (Horton) Norton. widow o
the late John Norton of this city, wa
/ brought mere yesterday from Burling
ton, where she died yesterday morn
ing, an1 taken to the home of Capt
= and Mrs c. E. Parker--Mrs. d. i
Collins is ill.-Miss Flora Booth /
( visiting Miss Evelyn Gage of Add
william c. and Ralph A1ams o
r Nashua, n. H.. and Darwin Adams o
South Weymouth. Mass. who wer
called here by the death OF thei
e mother. Mrs. Paul Adams. have re
/ turnei-Ernest II. Alden Of Pawtuc
, ket. r. l., Is visiting his uncle. Joa
. NJ. Allen, and his aunt, Miss Mar
1 Jane Alien.--Dr. and Mrs. ]. b. Pow
g ers and G. F. Kimball left yesterda
, on their return in Or. Powerss auto
A mobile to their home in Newton Cen
g ter. Mass, after a months stay at tn
4 Kimball cottage at Mile Point.--Mr.
o II. II. Barker of Proviience r. l..
n the guest of Mrs. L. NJ Young
n Charles Torrey of Burlington visite
his family yesterday,-Mr, and Mrs. i
a f.. Hathaway OF Burlington We're a
n r. Bisbee's over Sun day.
= BRISTOL.
s Miss Madge Rood Of Jericho is visitin
n her sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Whitney.--An al
Al plication has been made for teach,
10 training course at the Bristol high schoo
# The dust problem has been settled
: this village for "A time at last by oilir
~ the streets.-J. G. Emerson who fell al
g broke his ribs while fishing last weel
il IL comfortable. He Is AN old veteran
.d n. civil Wharf.-The Rev and Mrs. W.
' Kinzl. of Lynn, Mass. who are spen'
ling a two weeks vacation here. celebrat,
" lthe 18th anniversary OF their weddi
ID with about 50 Of their Bristol friends