Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-24

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me funeral of Miss Dupuis was held from
Bethany Church SUNDAY afternoon, the
rev fraser Metzger officiating. Inter
ment was In So,tbviev cemetery in the
lamily lot. l.. h. johnson, DR.. j. =. Gif-
lord' D. j. Stlmets and j. f. Tcwksbury
were the bearers. The officers Of Beulah
chapter gave the burial service at the
church on account of the high wind which
blew all day. The floral nteres from the
government printing Office in Washing
toh' y. G., were beautlful.-Mrs. Gore,
VINO was the guest Of Mrs. Nottie Rix
over sunday, left for Lyndonvillo Monday
ana george Gore, also a guest there, left
on the night train Sunday.-Mrs. Emma
iiolorook, who has been with Mrs. Mary
lioIDrook for several days, left Monday
LOT Bethel.-Lcland Rising. called here
last week from Providence, r. L., on ac-
count of the critical illness of his mother,
left Sunday leaving her a little more com
lortable.-Mrs Il. l.. Marble after passing
sunday with her brother, w. o. Morrill,,
and family, left Monday for Tunbridge.-
Mr. ana Mrs. John Morrill,, who were in
town over Sunday, returned to Tunbridge
Monday.-The Rev. w. 3. Smithers will
leave this week for Orleans. where he is
"H'SNN' ~ ~ NltlUOOlSI NluINu " llf
coming year. Mrs. Smithers will not go
Tor n time.-Luke Conner and Miss Mitch
ell, a teacher in the Methodist Seminary,
were IN town over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. q. Connor.-Miss Marguerite Mer-
riheId, a teacher IN the graded school. +,
III ana her place is being taken by Miss
Eleanor Clark, teacher in the training de-
partment.-Mrs. William Mann. who has
been In poor health since the death Of her
husband, went to the sanitarium Monday.
Miss Alycc Buck, who mas been con-
fined to the house with tousilltis, is now
able to resume her work for the Buck
Printing company.-Mrs. Lucinda Clove-
land went to Snowsvillc Sunday to begin
teaching Monday for a nine weeks term
of school.
Mrs. Rachael ellison, who mas been in
Bethel Gilead for n short time. was with
Mrs. Ncttie Rix Monday ana Tuesday,
The Christian Brotherhood met Monday
night In the parish house. when there
were GO present. Following the usual
seven O'Clock dinner, the Rev. Fraser
Met2ger gave an address on The Possibil-
tiles of the brotherhood" Al the con
clusion of the address the usual business
was attended to and a recess taken till
October 1.-Edson Emery, Mrs. Ellen Lat
timer and daughter, Miss Doris Lattimcr.
wont to Bethel Tuesday to attend the fun
eral Of the late Ernest Hail. whose wife
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rup, Mrs. Estelle ellison and her daughter,
Miss BESSIE Shcpard-The Athletic field
on school street is being graded and put
In shape for the use Of the pupils Miss
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~" ~ '"' "5uNe ny .onS'''NS' Is some
"'"' '''''r'- me i''I"th'' c'uo mas
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gwen III inc orange nan Friday evening
""''' 'n' "'r''''"h OF MISS il'i'h Hro"h'
the assistant teacher In the high school
.Nip'rl h''dl' went To burlington tues
o'F WIN TWO hoYs' members or the Race
i""I'E' amour SIN ana e'ght years OF age
10 81 Joseph nome for care ana train
inI' me l"nlIE mas peeh supported by
inc town curing the winter and by tak'
ing lhcse boys inc others VIII De seIf-sup'
porllhg'-Mls Bertha Morse M South
i'oY"i'oh was III town TUESDAY on hasl
ness connected with the settlement of
her mothers 'State'-Mrs' y. \. Morse
Wh" mas been III Tor several weeks Is now
improving ana Is ahI' to be up n part OF
the tlme'-feorg Mann, VINO has been
mere inns week 10 see MS mother Iett
Tuesday. Mrs. Mann who ia MT the san
itarium' Is comfortable ana expects TO re
main there Tor two weeks
Mrs. W. H.. 'Haddlng Is IN Montpelier
VISITING her prother' 'narIes roster ana
amHN'-Mrs' Minnie Miller VINO mas oeen
10 NensteiVlIIe with her daughter Mrs