Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
VERCENNES.


arrived here Thursday. Interment was
made by the side of his wife In Prospect
cemetery. The Rev. George II. Brush Of
hciated at the grave and the bearers
were J. r. BARLEY, William Crosby. G.
w. Ross, W. c. Footc, Thomas Mack
and c. r. McCuen. Mr.. Brompton, who
died in New York city juno II. was
Burlington boy and for 45 years had been
a conductor on the New York. Hartford g.
New Haven railroad. Mrs. Charles Pinncy
Of Mddlebury, n sister of the deceased,
attended the funeral.-W. r. Patterson
has a IS months old Jersey bull that
weighs so pounds. Mr.. Patterson pur-
chased the animal when a calf from the
herd Of w. Partch in New Haven
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Garrupy Of Bellows Falls.
former residents in this vicinity.--Mrs. J.
T. Hi Of Panton is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. NJ. Grandey.-J. II. Donnelly left
Sunday for Baltimore, Md. where he
will attend the nationa! democrati con-
vention as an alternate delegate Miss
Julia Barry, n teacher in the Middlebury
graded school Is passing the vacation
with her sister Miss Lizzie Barry w. H.
Andrews has moved here from Bristol and
will occupy rooms in Abraham Cohen's
house on Green street.--Mrs. Chester Bar
rows and Mrs. Herbert Gee are visiting
Mrs. Guy Haines of Bennington.-Cards
have been received announcing the mar
riage June IN Athol, Mass. Of Miss Cen
eva Esther. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Frost former residents of this
city. to Benjamin Earl Holland of Athol.
II
Sunday with her sister. Mrs II. G. Her
rlck-Wilfred Daigneault is at Fanny
Allen hospital steadily improving from a
recent operation.-Mrs. G. G. Pease. who
has been in gainesville, Ohio. during the
winter. has opened her summer homo at
! the lake.-Mrs. Frank Blaney has re-
turned to Boston after a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. II. Donnelly.
]. NJ. Powers and son. Merrill. the lat
ter Of the University of Vermont. on Il
| carriage drive to their home in Athens.
were In town Monday. E. L.
Wyman Is i'll with inflammatory rheu-
matism and sore throat.--The Ladies' Aid
| Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
| meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. NJ
Ball.-W. r. Warner. delegate to the
| national republican convention. returned
home Monday-E. G. Norton has re-
turned from a business trip in the West
| During his absence Mr.. Norton attended
| the convention at Chicago.-Mrs. r. G.
| Middlebrook and daughter. Edith, have
gone to Northfeld to visit their son and
| brother. Walter Mddlehrook. and will
| also attend the commencement exercises
of Dartmouth College. their son and
brother, William Middlebrook, being a
member of the graduating class,-George
Seiple of the University of Vermont
who has been passing a few days with
his mother, Mrs. c. w. Seple. has gone
to Springfield. where he has employ
ment in a machine shop for the summer
j. Daniels closed his store June % for
the benefit and to await tho action Of
his creditors.-Mr. and Mrs. Fremont
| Fisher and son. Clarence. went Tues
day to Montpelier TO attend the marriage
of their son and brother. Claude Fisher
| which took place yesterday afternoon. -
Mrs. l.. q. Whitford Is visiting relatives
in Addison.-The Ladies' Aid society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church are
making arrangements to serve break
| fast. dinner and supper in the church
| parlors and ice cream and lunches on
| the lawn at the July celcpration-J
| A. Harrington has returned from his
| trip In the West. During his absence
| Mr.. Harrington attended the national
| republican convention AT Chicago-Mrs
| Edward Eagan has returned from
| the Mary Fletcher hospital in Buring-
ton.-Miss Mary Stone. who has been
attending school at North Adams, Mass
is at home for the summer
The delegates from here to the republi-
can State convention held al Burlington
to-day are X. w. McCuen. ". r. Warner
&c. II. Strong and A. b. Taber.-I.eon
Sorell and Miss Jennie German were
married yesterday morning at St. Peter $
Church by the Rev. l.. A. Vezina Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Benton and little daugh-
ter are on an automobile ride through
Massa chusetts.- Willard, only son
of the late DIR. and Mrs, g. f. b. Willard,
and Miss Inez Martin were married We'd
nesday at the tride's home In Ferrsburg
Mrs. Fred Ward and Mrs Ralph Booth
~ere IN Burlington yesterday-Mrs
Colvin Of Burlington is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G, II. Ingham.