Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

T.
ing at the home of w. T. Lamson and
tnteiment was made in the Southview
cemetery. besides his father and mother,
who died several years ago. Mr.. Smith
was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A
smith, former residents here. Three sis
lers survive, Mrs. L. +. Thayer. Mrs.
George Cheney of st. Johnsbury and !
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler of White River
Junction. One brother, Parker Smith. who
also lived in Florida, died several years
ago. Mr.. Smith was unmarried. The fu-
neral of Charles Haradcn was held at
Ills late home on the Haradon farm on
the road TO Bethel Saturday 1nterment
was here in the family lot. Mr. Haraden
was one of the old residents here. He
is survived by two brothers, Philo Hara-
der, Henry Haraden and sister, Mrs
Alen.-Miss Mildred Goodwin finished
successful term of teaching IN the Liiiies-
Vile school Friday and came nome 10
romair till the close of the spring Vaca-
ton.--Mlss Evelyn Nancy LETT Satur-
day for an over Sunday stay IN MOTIFS
ville.-Mrs. Martha Williams, who has
heen for several weeks with her brother
,n-law and family in East Braintree. came
home the last Of the week and Satur-
jav went to Bethel to visit her SON and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis WIlliams.-Mr.
md Mrs. G. a. Adams came from Mont
pelier Saturday to remain over Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Adams. who have
also as a guest, Mrs. Il. l.. Thurston OF
Northfield-MrS, Il. o. Blanchard went to
Montpelier on Saturday to attend the
meeting of the Daughters of the Ameri-
ran Revolution and to visit Mrs. B. e.
Nickersou.--Mrs. w. p. Townsend of
rheisca Is being entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. \. II. Powers.--The Womans Re-
lief Corps met Saturday night. when n
program upon Lincoln was given.-The
Federated church services were held In
the auditorium Of the Baptist Church Sun
hay morning and at the close baptism
was observed. the Rev. J. w. Chesbro
officiating. MI Chesbros services hero
close with this month. after three years
of work
Dr. and Mrs. George Cheney of st.
.rohnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Wheeler
and ds lighter. Miss Mary. of White River
Junction. Mrs. L. +. Thayer and Mrs
Parker Smith of Florida, came Monday
With the funeral party for the burial of
Walter Smith OF Florida.--Miss Mary
Morse Of South Royalton was an over
Sunday guest at the home of her mother
Mrs. Myron rse.--Mrs. Clestic Stevens
went to Clarer1ont, n. H. Monday to visit
her daughter. Mrs James Menard. Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Harvey of Rochester,
pho came from Rochester Saturday to
remain with Mrs. Nettie Rix for n few
days, left Monday for their home.-Wil-
lam Young has been seriously I'll for sew
cral days with pneumonia, but on Sunday
was more comfortable. His son. Lynn
Young, has been summoned from Little
ton, n. H.--Mrs Edwin Weston, who has
been with her mother. Mrs. Eugene Eli
son, for several weeks. went to her home
in Derry, ~ H., Sunday.-Mrs. William
Miller came from Richmond Monday TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Fl. Mller-Mrs Err
nest Sargent came from WOodsville, y.
H., Monday to attend the guest night Of
the University club and to visit her sister,
Miss Alice McIntyre.-Solomon Howard
will soon move from the Holman house
on Summer street to the Chadwick house
on Main street.-John Fenton and family
Will occupy the Holman house. moving
from the house Of Mrs William Nichols
Miss Josephine Dana, one Of the assista mt
teachers in the high school. was at hor
home in Pomfret over Sunday-Mrs T..
J." Thurston, a guest Of Mr. and Mrs J.
y. Adams since Friday. went to North
Held Sunday.-Miss Winnie Burrdge left
Monday for Bethel.--AIiss Linnie Jones
was at her home in Bethel over Sunday 80
If Thursday night the Woodmen will give
q ball in the Grange hall, and on the
following night there will be an old folks
dance at the same place.--Mrs, Mary Ho-
brook will give UP her tenement on Ran-
dolph avenue the first of the month and
go 70 her homo on Central street to re-
main for an indefinite time.-Mrs Anna
MrCall arrived SUNDAY night and is Icing
entertained for Il few days by DR.. and
Mrs. F A. Eaton before she returns to
New iork-Mr. and Mrs. c. A Adams,
who were here from Montpelier over Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Aoams, left
Monday for Montpelier.-The Kings
Daughters distributed packages to sew
eral families on Friday In many pack
"Ets there were chicken and groceries
fruit and other articles of food and pro-
}ision &C..
about 200 guests and members assembled
B. III the parish house Monday evening
for the University clubs annual guest
night. The Misses Ruby and Una Allen
played two piano selections President
John Sherburne presented the Rev J. w.
CHESHIRE who goes to Bellows Falls for
q new pastorste next week, with a book
the gift of the members of the organiZa
q ton. The speaker OF the evening Prin-
Cipal Morrill, of Bakersfield Academy a
former member Of the club, spoke on
Tho Confession Of a Schoolmaster. Re.
lIeshments were ScrVod.--Mrs. Lewis