Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22

envy. Eugene Call Will be the SalutatOrlan
and Miss Rcna Merrill will be the vale
dctorian. Nan Wombell passed
Sunday at HardwiCk, a guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Wombcll-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Lawson were guests
over Sunday of the formers brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Lawson
Miss Ethel Winter went to liardwick
Saturday evening, passing Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Kate Winter.-Sidney
sweet of Burlington was n guest over
Sunday of his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs j. W. Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, who pass the
winters abroad, arrived Tuesday with
their children and maid to pass the sum-
mer at Droamwold. They will occupy
the Mary Brewster cottagc.-M y. Car
ter, whose winter hor.e is at Stewart,
Fla, has been passing several days at
the Dorothy Bradford cottage and was
! Joined by Mrs. Carter Tueshay.-Mrs.
j. p. NJ. Clinton of Springfield came
Monday evening after passing two weeks
at st. Johnsbury and Lyndonville, and
will make a visit of two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Viola Campbell, her
sister, Mrs. Harry u. Newland, and
brothers, Guy and Hugh Campbell
Miss Bertha Herrick went to HardwiclS
Monday evening for an extended trip
with her brother, Guy Herrck. Mrs. a.
ii. Slayton was a visitor In Burlington
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Edwin Straight
o. st. Adams were guests Monday night
OF their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs y. u.
Blair. FREDERICK G.. Fleetwood is SER
iously i'll at his home on Park street,
Arthur W. Bailey, New England superin-
tender: of Sunday schools, spoke Mon
day evening at the Congregational
Church parloTa bcfore the teachers and
supcrintendents-L T.. Dyke, who was
called here by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Edwin H. Dyke, returned to
Nashua, n H. Tuesday.-A daughter
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Lanphcr.-Percle and Perley Ian
pher of Boston are at home, having been
called here by the death of their father
LOOMS H. Lanpher.
! The funeral of Loomis H. Lanphcr,
who died at the home of Leo Baker of
Hyde Park, was held Wednesday after
noon at his late home on the Elmore
mountain road, the Rev. c. c. St. Clair
of Port Henry, n y, Officiating. Inter-
mcnt was in Pleasant View cemetery.
The three sons, Carroll, Perley and
Percy Lanpher, and nephew, George
Lanpher of Woodsville, n. H., were
bearers. Mr.. Lanpher had been in fail
ing health for three years and for six
weeks had been confined to the bed,
death resulting from stomach troubles
and complications. LOOMS II. Lanphcr
was born at Lowell, January -, 1853 He
married January 81, 1888 Miss lnez
Gould, and they had five children. Car
roll e., of Gilmore, Perey NJ, and Percy
H., of Boston, Raymond H., and Mrs.
Maud (LanpheD Richard, of Morris
town.--AIrs. James Hyde of Llttleton, n.
H., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II.
Olmstcad.-The Rev. Clifford H Smith
of Burlington will speak in the interest
of the Anti-SaloOn League Sunday morn
ing at the Congregational Church, and
will address a union meeting at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening, his
| subject being Greater Vermont. The
condition of +. q. Fleetwood is improved
| H \. Slayton, H. T. Munson, the Rev
| W. +. Baker and T. j. Stewart went
| by automobile to St Johnsbury Wcdnes-
| day to attend the convention of Congre-
gational Churches.-Mrs. +. NJ. Davis of
| Hardwick came Wednesday to visit her
mother Mrs Emily Towne. Mrs. Per-
| melia Boynton and sister Miss linda
! Campbell went to East Hardwick We'd
nosday.-Mrs. Clifford Barrows is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital She was accom-
| panied to Burlington by Mr.. Barrows
and sister, Miss Belle Barrows-Mrs
! Clara CroWell and Mrs Otto BIOdgett
are i'll with measles-William Mcacham,
night operator in the Citizens Telephone
company office, has completed his work
there after year and half. He is
succeeded by Ollie Bedell.-The ladies Of
the Universalist Church will serve sup
per at their vestry this evening from
go and Mrs, j. A. Robinson went
! to Burlington Wednesday, where he will
attend a meeting of the State Dental
society.