Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-14
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Thoco from oIt of town who were here
Friday 20 attend the funeral Of Carroll
Graves were c. f. Graves and family of
Wolcot.. Mrs. c. w. Sawyer Of White
River Junction Mrs. Frank Marshall of
johnson, Mrs. Walter Jones ana two sons
Iof Hardv.ck, Mrs. Piper OF Greensboro.
George Guyer OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Guyer OF Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Guyer and Miss Hazel Guysr OF
Barre.-O L. Leach Of Phi!ndelphla who
has been passing ths summer in Norris
willie and vicinity, left Friday evening for
BurIington-Mrs, F. A. Gilbert went to
Wolcott Friday evening to pass Sunday
with her daughter and husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Tishcr.-Mrs. I. \. Cutting
went to Brandon Saturday to visit her
son, Mark Cutting.-Miss Goldie Davis, a
guest for several DAYS Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Davis, went to st. Johnshury Sat
urday-Mrs. Lewis Panzo and Mrs. \.
u. Cole went to Hardwick Saturday.
called there by the critical Illness of their
mother Mrs Ahram Tatro.-John s. Jones
OF MI Hermoh' Mass former Peoples
AcadeihN boy IS guest Tor several DAYS
VI No"'rt "oIuo"' IHeH Went saturday
- greensboro 10 pass week IN camp
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A,no Io,os o,d CON Wo,.lr ,.t. 60.
d,,. fo. Ivoroos.or Nc, -.
win srord ,u,o r.oo,-e ,.,,h ~ 80.
sister. Mrs Walter Grou+ and r,otbor
Mrs Flora Dotv Rav p n
Cramner went 10 East Corlnth SATURDAY.
where he will supply at the T'nivarsoIist
Church for a month-Howard Dclano has
been using a scythe during having that
belonged to his great-grandfather Deacon
Phillip DelanO, who has been dead over
60 years. The scythe is handmade and
was mad" some time before lSio,-Mrs
Henry Puifer returned TO Richford Sat
uroal evening AFTER visiting her parents
W J., ana M'S' l.. J.. amp
i''''c' gu " ron graves was Hol'
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mo- u''' WI ''i' ''|N'S' 'h' N'N. W.
- i''S' "'''c'"'I"N' Ihi''m'nt was at
Noi'o't' OaFr"H lfadI'y Graves was
porn AT 'raitSourE july D. lNti II" was
one OF I'VE children or Thaddeus q. and
Jane Gle Graves, Most Of his If" was
passed in Hardwick but he lived for
time In Wolcott, Barre and Montpelier.
Mr. Graves had been in failing health
for two years and was unable to work for
the past year Last year he entered the
hospital at Hardwick and seemed i'm
proved after three weeks, coming then
to the home of his mother, where he re-
NAMED until two weeks ago. when he re-
turned to the Hardw,ck hosnital He
died there Tuesday night about 10 o'clock
tho cause ne b,s dea.b heinz Rright,s
disoaso Ros,das b,s ootbor >trs 1,po
c.r,,os Va to s,,r,.,,,oa h.. ono bro.bo,
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Jun llo" ne was " 'le''l"'I u '"e W.
W. oi a. Vi "''co't' VINO co"'"OleH t"e
service 1T 'ne sraNe MS '"''eE u't"
April D. ISM
Tho Young son of L. II. Dickerman, who
was attempting to run his fathers alto
mobile Thursday near East dronNlie, lost
control OF the machine and went down
bank into the river, the machine turning
bottom side up with the boy underneath.
Fortunately the boy and machine suffered
no eerious injury
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c churchill left
10y automobile sunday on nip 20 Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Fannie F!cktord 'l daughter,
Miss Marjorie, returned Saturday even
ing from a stay of a week at Green's
boro.-Miss Edith Spiller Of ST. Johnsbury
passed Sunday with hsr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. \. Spiler.-Mr and Mrs William
Jackson of Woodsvtlle, n. H, came Satur-
day evening to 1oi1 a camping party
at the Jackson cottage at Lake Elmore.-
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Raymond were
guests over Sunday CT the latter's brother
and Wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bovat of
Fairheld-County Road Supervisor c. A.
Barrows and Surveyor Earl Welch of
iiardwiCll went to Eden Monday, where
the construction OF a bridge IS In preg-
ress.-Miss Maud Noe vert MontRy 70
to visit her daughter. Mss
Bertha Spaulding. Ethel Winter
pasaed Sunday In Hardwick with her
mother, Mrs. Kate W-in.er-Mrs, NJ. y.