Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

In December he was promoted 10
the office of corporal in Company
G., and the next year as SER
geant. lie was made second lieutenant
Of Company II. and held that rank wheh
he was mustered out at Brattleooro sep
tcmber 50, 1864. lie was a democrat III
! politics. ON his return from the war ne
was express messenger on the raiiroau'
later coming to Randolph to engage III
the grocery business with the late D. "
NJ. Bass, whose daughter, Alice ne AFTER
wards married. He was also associated
in the business firm of the II. L. Santoru
| company at the grist mill. one son was
born to them. After Mrs. Mortons death
he again engaged I'm business In the Union
block, which he continued TIL the begln-
ming of his illness. tie sold the busi-
ness to his clerk. T.. A. Morse. July ii,
1891, he married Minnie \. Brooks.
Mrs. r.. u. Dubois and Mrs. NJ. L..
Washburn left on Monday for the Ber-
mudas.-E. A. Thomas left Monday for
Boston.-The Grange meeting Saturday
night was attended by a smaller number
Of people than usual, but the program
was interosting.-MisS Mabel, who was
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hamilton. over Sunday, returned
Monday to resume teaching In the Meth
odist Semlnary.-Mr and Mrs. Austin
Emery of St. Adams were guests of Mr..
Emery's sister. Mrs, Ellen Lattiiner. sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall or
Burlington, who have been in town with
relatives for "A few da.s I, returned home
Sunday.-The Rev. Or. w. A.. Dawson OF
burlington preached at the Federated
Church Sunday morning and in the after
noon went to Rraintrec 10 preach, return
ing to BURLINGTON the same night.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Upper Of Barre came
sunday TO visit Mrs. Tupper's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel, who live At East
Bralntrc". Mr.. Topper returned SUNDAY
night, leaving Mrs. Upper for a few
days.-Mrs J. y. Wheeler. who accom-
panied the remains of her mother, Mrs.
Sanford, from Maiden, Mass, Saturday.
! returned home Sunday. The funeral was
held at ten O'Clock Sunday morning
Wardnor Hodgkins of Rochester, who
has been with his son. w. G.. Hodgkins
and family for "A few days, went to his
home Monday.-Miss Jennie Blanchard,
who teaches in Hartford, was in town
over Sunday with her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. John Blanchard.-Mrs. Merrill
Campbell, who went to Warren Thurs
day to visit her parents, returned Mon
day.-The Rev. NJ. S. O'Donnell was in
Rochester over Sunday. where he had a
congresati ton Of about 10, mostly workmen
from the tale mine near th~ere.-Sault
BROTHERS have begun the c~r.ctiou of the
new Catholic Church in Bethel.-Mrs
Thomas Bridges arrived from Beth y
Monday for i short visit with her par
.,,e NJ and NfrG IaD1nG ny1V Mica
Anna Coughlin left Monday for n vaca-
ton which will extend till the middle or
last Of April. Miss Coug.nn expects to
30 South for a few weeks.-The Rev.
Homer White attended the funeral of tine
late Mrs. Ariston Sanford at the home OF
II. r. Sanford Sunday morning. Miss
Winifred Richmond went to Boston Mon
day to remain till the last of the week
At the regular meeting of Col Israel
Converse Chapter. Daughters # the
American Revolution, which is to meet
with Miss Winifred Richmond, it is ex-
pected that Mrs. DeBocr of Montpelier
will be a guest and address the chapter.
Mrs. Avis Dow and daughter. Rua, who
have been in Montpelier n days, return
ed to their home Tuesday.-Mrs n. Hale
J Flint and her youngest daughter are con-
dnnd 10 fine house nv mumps-NisS Ruth
Morrill, vbo cam, home III from Lyn.
, don,iue. has the grip. Everett. the son
: Of w q Morrill, who was the first IN
have scarlet fever in tho recent endemic
ana his mother, Mrs. Morrill,, are now
seriously III. The father is in quarantine
with the family.-Miss Maud Johnson
ra,n a pleasant ,nasoIeradc Marty a,
tn, homo Of hor J.tor Nr. w IL
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III. but is SLOWLY recovering from 4
Threatened attack of pncumonio Mrs
Frank Cod Of Mortified WAS in towr
Tuesday VISITING her sister Nrs IL
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