Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21

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passed saturday ana Sunday in Lyndon
villc.-Mlss Daisy stewart was II g,o.t
Saturday ana Sunday Of Miss Mary Huh
bcll in Wolcott-Mrs T.. j.. Harris aud
daughter, Miss Brenda lInrris. have zone
to California, where they viii pass the
winter
Mr. and Mrs George IT, Durctt bave
moved from the Emmons house on Park
street to the b. G. Hoyt house on fI.h
stfcot-liiram Richard Of Franklin Isl
making an extended stay with Mr.. and
MIS-. George Bcdcll.-Charles Lawyer of
Bakersfield Is passing the deer hunting
season with his grandparents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Draper.-Mrs. j. c. Davis
OF johnson was u guest Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs G. A. Splller.--Mr and Mrs.
Ausustln Cano of IIardwick are gu..,s
through the deer hunting season of h.r
parents Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE Bat.s-A
series of ten parties" viii be held here
this winter among the ladies of the Cot
sregatlonal socioty.-Mr. and Mrs ~.
liam NJ Baker are moving from tho Spc,-
| Ger house on Congress street to to.ir
farm home in Wolcottf-Mrs. William 6
I Barrett died Saturday after q short ILL.,
ness Funeral services were held Mon lnv
/ from her late home.-FranE Alien and
sister, Miss Olive Allen went 10 Groton
Tuesday for few days-riugn Cushrnan
bot handsome deer Neutrality-suspicious.
stancliff. who is passing a year at hoy
alton, has purchased the f.. f. Morse
farm which Joins the farm Of his father.
| G.. S. Stancliff Mr. and Mrs. Stanclff
will remain in Royalton until spring to
complete his enga cement there and will
then take possession OF his newly ac-
CnirpI
Wocott passed Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Otto Blodgett.-Mrs.
Alice Marion of Hardwict passed Sum
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A E.
hraper-E. G. Wilson, who has been at
ONE for a week, went Monday to Mont.
relier. Mrs. Elizabeth Hill Of East Fair.
| held cam" Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs
~ b. Blar.-Mrs r. c. Wallace returned
Monday from Burlington, where she has
recovered from the effects of an opera.
tion at the Mary Fletcher hospital.-I.
u. Boynton Is about to erect storehouse
opposite the Morse dressing mill Office
Inc funeral of Mrs Almeda Bassett
was held on Monday afternoon at ono
O'Clock at her late home on BrookIvn
street the Rev. r. D. Cranmer officiat-
ing lnterment was In the family lot in
Pleasant View cemetery. George p. Allan
of North Hyde Park George Bassett Of
stowe two nephews Of the deceased. and
Alison Rogers Of Eden and Fred f.
Wheeler of Morrisville, two sons-in-law.
were bearers. Almeda Merrill Dawson.
one of a family of eight children of Anorv
and Nancy Mills DAWSON was born IN
| Craftsbury November !, 1893 December
| .. 1875 she was united In marriage to Will
| liam u. Bassett, who died three years
ago next February. Mr. and Mrs Bassett
resided in North Hyde Park for five
years, few years in Cambridge and
Craftsbury, then moved to Eden. where
| they passed n years. moving then TO
Hyde Park, where they resided until COM
ing to Morrsvlle nine year ago. Mrs.
Bassett had been in failing health for a
| number Of years with heart trouble. and
was confined to her bed but a week.
passing away suddenly Saturday at 1l.O
| a. m. She is survived by two daughto,s.
| Mrs. Katherine Bassett Rogers of Eden
and Mrs. Gusse Bassett Wheeler
Morrisville. and three grandchildren G
a. Rogers and Mrs Clyde Riddel
| Portland. Ore, and William Bassett Ii
| OF Morrisvile-The marriage of NJ
Gusse Bassett Liley and Fred T.
| Wheeler. both of Morrisville, took pl
Monday morning at ten O'Clock, the H,.
r. D. Cranmer oflclating.-Miss Ma
Moulton. who has passed the SUNNI
at Sugar Hill. y. H.. returned Monda.
Mrs. Linda Going Of Barton came MOI
day evening to visit her sister Mrs. Susn
Burke.-Mrs. Sarah Lunt returned Mon.
day from visit in Craftsbury and VOL
cott.-Mrs. Raymond T. Palmer of -,
Adams and Miss Lille Palmer of Wilder
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Palmer.
Nv pI Nrc anil Of Fnn .slfr
say n. y. came Monday evening to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Patnode and Mr. and
Mrs. Supelene Vinette.-Departmen Com
mander G.. A. r. a. A. Niles and AS
sistant Adjt.- Gen. Frank Kenfield We're
in Burlington Tuesday to attend the BAN
quet OF the Loyal Legion.-Mrs. Arthur
Florence went Tuesday TO Stanbridge,
p. Q.
Mrs. T.. T.. Harris and daughter. Miss
Bunda, left Tuesday evening for Pasa-
dena, Cal, where they expect TO
pass the winter. Mrs Harris and daugh-
ter will visit for time in Chicago en-
route.-Miss Mable Whittemore. who
underwent an operation Monday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for appendicitis
is doing well possible. Mr.. White
more returned from Burlington Tuesday
evening.-Mrs w. f. Churchill returned
Tuesday evening from stay of several
days in Burlington.-The members of tho
Young Mems Improvement class had
get-togetrer Tuesday evening at tho
vestry of the Methodist Church, with
about 90 present District Superintendent
: Rev w. d. Dukeshire OF ST. Adams
was the principal speaker of the even
ing. T. b. Ellis acted POSTMASTER and
other speakers were the Rev. w. T. Best.
G. S. Stanciff. Prof A. w. Ruff. Prof.
Dodge. l.. L. Camp and j. r, Parker The
young mems orchestra and male quartette
furnished music for the evening. A solo
} was also rendered by ]. A. Waite.--The
Rev V. NJ Hardy went to Burlington
Wednesday for short stay.-Nir. and
Mrs. H. 4. Slayton left Wednesday for
Burlington. They will then visit their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Brownell. in Vergennes. Prof. and Mrs.
w. a. Beebe is In Proctor and go to Mol
rose Mass. to pass THANKSGIVING with his
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs J. C. F.
Slayton.-The nine sale given Tuesday
afternoon and evening by the Unity class
was a success both In their sales OF
fancy articles and ir the entertainment
given by the young ladies in the evening.
The tea room and booths we're arranged
In a most attractive manner, the tea
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