Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27

the guest of her grandfather, Thomas
Bissette.-Miss Jessie Lowell has return
ed from several days visit In Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Tabor are in Yer
gennes, where they Will spend Thanks
giving day with relatives. Edward
Hughes has gone to St Abans. where
hc viii spend q few days.
VERGENNES.
The funeral of George Ward vas held
at the house IN New Haven Friday aft
ernoon. the Rev. A. A. Lancaster OF Md
dlebury officiating. The bearers were
William stone CLYDE Hoffnagle George
Coates and Mr.. Palmer. Interment was
In New Haven cemetery. The floral tri-
butes were many, among them being a
pillow of roses from Beeman Academy
and pieces from Beaver Glen Grange
and the Midnight club. Among those
present from out OF town were Mrs Ed
ward Merry of Springfield, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. c. T S. Pierce, A. W. Norton.
j. F. BARLEY and George Middlebrook cr
Nergennes, Mrs y. =. Meadcr and Mrs
r. J. Cohan OF Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs
George F. Young and Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
ecph Daigneault We're given a surprise
party Friday evening Mt the home Of
the latter by the Friendly Whist club
the occasion being the 43d anniversary Of
their marriage. About 65 of their friends
and neighbors were present and a pleas
ant evening passed with music, cards and
refreshments. During the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Daig-
neault were each presented with a purse
of money.-The Gage Cemetery associa-
tion met Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Grace Allen.--C. L. Holden OF Ben
nington. president Of the Bennington
scale works. was in town Friday look
ing over the company's branch plant here.
H T. Dunshee has purchased the E.
G.. and a. W. Norton farm OF 200 acres
Waltham to Pierre Otis, possession given
about March Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Goslan Of Arlington are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles Holcomb. Sr-Mr
and Mrs. George Meigs of Randolph were
called here Friday by the illness Of his
mother, Mrs d G. Meigs.-The sopho-
more and freshman high school eleven
defeated the State Industrial school team
Saturday afternoon on the grounds of
the latter by score OF - to O.-Mrs
Zingerman and children OF New York
city. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Abraham Cohen. have gone to Bris-
tol to visit her daughter Mrs. Myron
Ffshman-Mrs. D. G. Meigs is i'll with
pneumonia.-The condition OF Miss Fannie
breckenridge, who recently underwent a
surgical operation at Mrs. Rood 3 sani-
tarium, Burlington, Is very favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. Dustin G. Barrows left
Tuesday for a 10 days visit to their
granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Barrows,
of Rochester, n. Y.-MLss Ruth Norton
of Addison is visiting Mrs. p. c. Rus
sell.-Levi II. Brown is on a deer hunt
ing trip in South Lincon.-Mrs Henry
Thomas Booth left Tuesday for Spring
field to pass Thanksgiving with her niece,
Mrs. Il. b. Flynn, returning Saturday. -
John Hayes OF Port Henry, y. Y. visit
ed his family Monday-Miss Frances
Hobart left Yesterday for Cambridge &c
spend Thanksgiving with her mother
Miss Effie Stewart, who has been for
several weeks the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
+. A. Lee, returned Tuesday to New
York city.-Mrs NJ. r. Bristol return ed
Monday from about Il months visit 10
her SON. Or. Bert VI. Bristol, OF Cohassett
Mass,-Robert Foster is i'll with the grin
at the Norton House
Mayor John A Harrington returned
Tuesday from Jacksonville. Fla. where
he has been attending as delegate ap-
pointed by Governor Fletcher the sixth
annual convention OF the Atlantic Deep
er Waterways association. Mayor Har-
rington reports that tho convention was
largely attended, a senator, several con-
gressmen and governors OF States being
present.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Renaud of
Rutland were called here Tuesday by the
serious illness of his sister Mrs John G..
Hayes Alfred Gilmore of Moriah, " Y.
a former resident. was a guest OF tho
Norton House Tuesday night on his way
to New Haven to visit his brothers,
Abraham Gilmore.--Mrs. John C. HAYES
was taken seriously i'll with heart
trouble Tuesday at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Desire Renaud.-
James Tucker reports finding large
patch OF dandellons in full bloom in his
pasture Tuesday Joseph Noiseux made
business trip to Rutland Tuesday
Aaron Cohen left last evening for New
York to meet his wife and children from
Russia, who are expected to arrive to-
ht.N lroHl iihtilpuIk on tne fTpSldent
Lincoln Mr., and Mrs. Cohen Will go
directly to Burlington. where he has re-
Gently purchased a house in which his
family will reside. Mr. Cohen continuing
his business in this city.--There will he
an illustrated lecture on color photo
graphy by Prof II. F. Perkins of the
University OF Vermont at the assembly
room OF the Bixby Memorial Free library
Monday evening at 7aO Admission will
be free.-John G, Hayes OF Port Henry
n. Y, was called here Tuesday by the
serious illness OF his wtfe.--Mr and Mrs
G. e. Woodward went yesterday to
Waterbury TO spend Thanksgiving with
his sons, Bert. Maurice and Walter.
Miss Marion Needham left yesterday for
Boston for an indefinite stay with her
father, Amos =. Needham, who is re-
ceiving treatment for neuralgia of the
heart at the Melrose sanitarlum Tho
condition of Mr.. Needham is serious
with a slight chance OF recovery.
and Mrs. Charles II. Caisse and son,
Elliott have gone to Plattsburgh to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Varno.-Miss Lillian KIM
(Continued on mara ~.