Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02

| which will u" placed their large STOCK ol
J canned goods, which will be labeled and
shipped during the winter.-T. q. Bron-
| son OF East Hardwick. one of the trus-
tees Of the agricultural schoo at the
Center has been seriously i'll with pncu-
monia.
At the meeting of Randolph Grange
Saturday night the attendance was
smaller than usual but good program
under the charge of Mr.. and Mrs George
Lucia was given, which included a play
Of one act and other selections. At the
nest meeting the officers recently elected
and appointed tn serve the coming Year
will be- installed.-p. G. Dodge, who has
| been at home from Montpelier through
the Christmas vacation, returned To Mont
p'lier tnday.-Miss Grac" Jubb If
| Adams Mass, has COM" for a 10 DAYS
stay with her sister. Mrs j. w. Chcsbro.
| Charles Adams. Il law student and
practitioner at Bangor, Me, is passing
| several DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. }. =. Adams Mrs H. V. Fletcher
entertained the Randolph Woman's
Literary club Saturday aftcr:,non at the
home Of hey sister Mrs Gco:ge Prince
| The high ana graded schools will not
| open till January 10 20 allow a little
|
new building, into which they will go
for the opening session.-Mr and Mrs.
Minfred Bagley of Thompsonville, Conn,
who have been guests Of Mr.. Bagley's
mother, Mrs. Eliza BaEley. left for their
home Monday.-Nss Grace Howard and
her father. Solomon Howard, and Mrs
Clarence Greene and children left Monday
for several days in Eccne. ~ H.-Alr.
and Mrs. A. T.. stephen of Barre. who
have been with Mrs NJ r. Holhrooll
since Wednesday. left for Morrlsvillc
Sunday night, whore they will visit Mr..
Stephens brother before returnin.; TO
I Rarre-Miss MARY Wedgwuod. who has
! been with her mother Mrs annie Wcdg-
! wood, for 10 days, returned Monday TO
resume work as librarian I'm tho library
at Chicopee Mass.-U. +. sharpe had an
attack of illness Saturday, which was
| thought to he a slight shock-A II.
Bccdle. who is i'll with what is thought to
he bronchial pneumonia. remains about
tho same, and his son. Fred Rccdlo. and
wife from Kcenc. y. II. who have been
, the crisis had passed.-DouElass Barclay
once to the home of Mr.. and Mrs Byron
|
| teacher in one of the schools at SAXON
willie. Mass, is passing her vacation here
/ with her cousin, Miss Eta Chamhc,iu
| Of Montpelier.
Mrs. John Abbott and her two children
| from Winchester. Mass. who have been
! ncrc since Christmas with Mrs. Abbott's
parents Mr. and Mry H. p. Sanford. left
for their homo Tuesday Miss Annie
t,-1n to
! remain until Friday with her uncle, who
resides thcrc.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barker
Of St Nbans came hero Tuesday to at
! tend the funeral of a relative at the
! Center -The Rev bradford. the associ-
ate pastor of bethany Church, has re-
| turned from a ten days vacation in
| Maine where he formerly lived.--Mrs
| Charlotte Luce. who has been in Brain
! tree. visiting her daughter. has returned.
Miss Ida Entities. who has been in poor
health for the last few months, died at
$50 on Monday evening at the home of
her sister, Mr.. John Priest, in Brantroc
Miss Battles was born in Braintrc", the
daughter of Jason and Emily Cushmam
Battles, and passed her early life there.
After finishing school, she fitted herself
for drcsSmalng, which she conducted
, for many years very successful. About
ten years ago. She went to Springfield,
Mass, and there was also Interested in
her trade, ana later conducted a lodg-
linz hou.c Early last summer she came
to- Vermont hoping that she might re-
gain her strength Miss Battles was a
very efficient woman and to this ability
was added a pleasant manner, which
made her many friends. Miss Battles is
survived by one sister, Mrs John Priest
with whom she lived at the time uf her
death ana two brothers. Dana Battles
| Of Rraintree and J. y. Battles of Mont
pelier The funeral will he held at the
Eruintrcc Branch church this after
noon the Rev. j. W. Oh, sbro of this
! place officiating.
| Miss Kate Connolly received news We'd
tuesday that her brother, William Connolly,
was dead. and that John, another brother,
was on the way east with the body. also
that Tom. a third brother in the West
was badly burned No particulars were
given. Several years ago John Connolly
| went 70 North Dakota and after a time
| was Joined by one brother after another.
| till there Were four in that vicinity
| They are the sons of MI and Mrs
! Thomas Connolly Of this place.-'rhe Fire
| mems ball was attended Tuesday night
| by about 70 couples.-It Is thought the
net proceeds will he about $50 Mrs. G..
| w. Scott is to entertain Col Israel Con-
verse Chapter, Daughters OF American
| revolution, Friday afternoon at three
o'clOck .-Miss Florence Mayo and young
est brother left Wednesday for Royalton.
A. H. Beedle, who has been seriously i'll
with bronchial pneumonia for several
days, Is now thought TO lie improving
The Silver Cross tuo." of Kings DauEh-
tiers met with Mrs ". y. Sargent Tues
day afternoon Rev. John Angel OF
| Nilliamstown arrived Wednesday to re-
main for a short time with his brother,
| Dr. +. &. Angell.-- Joseph Goodhcart, who
has been with his parents. Mir. and Mrs.
Jerry Goodheart sine" Christmas, return
lea to Worcestc". Mass. Wednesday.
Henry Vail has come for a short vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs H.
W. Vail, who will also have with them
another son, Jackson Vail, from Middle
bury Collegc.-Miss Mabel Hutchins, a
| student in Simmons College in Boston,
who has been with her mother, Mrs
lIutchins, returned Wcdnesday.-M H.
| H. Paige left Wednesday for South Royal
| ton. Mrs. Paige reports her son, Ray
mond Paige, who is in Germany to study
forestry AZ having been very i'll with
pneumonia, from which he is now improv-
Ing. --Fabien Dupuis |and his daughter,
Mrs. Nettic RiX. have received news from
Miss Lucinda Dupuis another daughter