Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

the smoked wall and wet floor. There
was no general alarm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Donnelly,
who have been visiting friends ana
relatives In town for the past few weeks
have returned to Proctor.-Georee Il.
Langworthy, who has spent the past
few months in Boston. Mass. has re-
turned and opened his home on Willard
street.-Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Ray and Mrs.
T. A. Andrews were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. r. Pinney Sunday.-Mrs. Z. L.
Huestis has gone to tho Mary Fletcher
hospital, where she will undergo an OPP
Grafton. She was accompanied by her
husband.-Miss Fannie Barber is Ill at
her home on Stoors avenue.--Ira II. La
Fleur while running his large touring
car to Brooksville Monday afternoon,
mot with an accident when his machine
skIdded. Hermon Searle has gone
to Boston. where she will spend tho next
few weeks. Street Commissioner Hal
pin has large force of teams and men
at work repairing the Weybr!dge street
road-The seventh dog that has been
killed within the past few weeks Is the
valuable dog of A. ]. Blackmcr, which
was found Sunday.-Mrs. John Vas
sau OF Cornwall was taken to the hospi-
ia, at Burlington Tuesday. where 1t is
expec.ed she will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. having boon suddenly
stricken. She was accompanied by DR..
p. L. Dorey and her husband. William
Fate has returned to town after Il
,nonth in Burlington and Plattsburgh and
Port Henry. n. Y.--Dan!el Mccormick
and family ere moving into tho Rose
house on Franklin street. Just vacated
BY the Misses Tarnsworth. who nave
removed 20 the I.angworthy house on the
Same street.--Mr and Mrs. Charles r.
Cheney and daughter. Mildred. are In
Rutland.-Jauss Westall. q son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Westall, Sr., has gone
to Springfield. Mass. where he has So
cured desirable posit!on.-Thc Misses
Genoveve and Flora Graves OF Brook
Ism, y. y. arc in town for few weeks.
Tho Middlebury Nationa! bank is hav-
Ing an iron fence pla ced on Main street.
connecting the bank in curved lines with
the adjoining buildings on euch side.-Miss
Addie Desso. chief cook at tho Hotel
Logan, went to her home in Essex juno
ton Wednesday forenoon. summoned
there by the illness of her mOther.-Henry
Hayes went on Wednesday to Burling-
ton.-Robert Lynch, the 1e-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch of Sey-
mour street, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia.-The funeral Of Harrison r. Hold
en- was held from the undertaking rooms
of a. j. Blackmer Wednesday afternoon 1T
, o'clock. The members of Lake Dunmore
Lodge, No. II, l. q. O. F.. of which he
was a member. met at their hall at one
O'Clock and marched in a body to the un-
dertaking rooms. where the funeral serv-
ice was conducted by Dr. D. II. Corkran
of the Methodist Church. This was fol-
lowed by the Odd Fellows service. after
which the procession went to the West
cemetery where the interment was in
the family lot The full Odd Fellows
service WAS conducted at the grave.
There was a large attendance and the
floral tributes were many. The bearers
we're six members of the lodge. Allan
Calhoun, Joseph Calhoun. Charles La
morder. Charles A. Piper. Harry l.. Hunt
and George Il. Langworthy. Arthur
Holden of Clinton, Mass. is in town.
having been called here by the death of
his father, Harrison r. Hoden.-Clar-
| ence Nassau and family, residents OF this
| village for a number of years. have
| moved to Marble City. Colo. where :hey
| will make their future home. Mr.. Vas
| sau secured a desirable position in that
! city-Abraham II. Langworthy of Bur
| lington is in town visiting his mother
Mrs. L.angworthy of High street.-County
| Fish and Game Warden George Chaffee
has returned from a tour of inspection
along the shores Of Lake Champiain. He
| captured four seines. which were set In
small streams leading to the lake.-Shel'
don Smith and family have moved from
the Y. NJ. c. A. building on Seymour
street to tho Martin house on Weybridge
street.-The insurance inspectors were ir
! town the first OF the week. making ar
examination Of public buildings and
| business places-In the first two days OF
the cleaning.up week under the direc
ton of the Middlebury Improvement so
| cictv hundreds of loads of waste and re-
| fuse have been carted away TO the dump
Frank r. Stone. for many years porter
! at the Addison House, Is away on hrie
vacation In New York state. His place
IL being supplied by Walter w Martin
Patrick Mulligan, who has been III ant
confined to the house all winter. is I'm
| proying gradually and IN spite OF his =
wears hopes soon TO he about again.--Mrs
T.. p D. Matthews and Mrs. Edward RI
Matthews were In Burlington Tuesday.