Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page 81

school.-Mrs Nettie Merritt went Satur-
day to Highgate Springs for a stay at the
cottage of her brother, w. c. Ward
. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Baker went to
. Fletcher Saturday to visit her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kneeland-
Mrs. Alice Parks OF Hardwick passed Sat
nrday here, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ, Stephen.-Ernest Cross and fam
fly will move soon from Gilmore to the
: H L. Delano cottage, Mr.. Cross having
taken a logging job OF the Stowe Lum-
Der company.-Mr. and Mrs Lewis n.
Wells and son, Lloyd, of Concord, N. H..
who have passed week with her
mother Mrs. G. p. Fisher went Satur-
day to Wolcott to visit his mother, Mrs.
, Edna Davidson--Miss Nellie Watts, who
t has passed the summer with her sister
and husband, mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Camp,
left Saturday for Haverhiil, Mass, to re-
sumo her schoo. work as tsacher.-Har-
/ Old Fisher left Monday for Msrcersburg
Pa, where he wifi resume MA work as
, instructor in the public schools.-Mlss
.Teressa Towne aud Mics Maud Lewis
have returned from Old Orchard. Me-.
where they have ncen employed ut the
: New Vesper house.--Nnas Lucille Robin
son passed Sunday in Hyde Park, the
guest Of Miss Emily Hulburd.-Mrs.
NANCY Chxse died suddenly Friday night.
s6ay school .taes an automobile ride SAT-
,inrday afternoon.
The fnnnr,, Of Mrs. Nancy Chase was
held Monday afternoon at two oAdock
at her late honc on Maple street. the
70 OfTtCioEpn IDtar-
"nuns was IN the family lot IN Pleasant
View cemetery. T, G. E~onsc and Wal
Ter CssrdsII OF Hardwsk, Superintendent
Mason S, Hepne Of Montpelier and Dana
TX HutchtnS acted as bearers, Nancy w,
S1rwm, daughter of JohuAthen and Mar
xaerite Fogg Cram, w~s b.s1I at Meredith,
IN. H., February II, 1921. Sho was united
10 marriage to Alive b. Chase May o,
,3SH. Mr. add Mrs Chase lived In
.%Seth,lan. Mass, for q dine, moving later
Ito Hardwtch, whore they resdrsd until
their coming 30 Norrisvnle a years aso,
VMr chase DIED 81 years aRo> Mrs Chase,
for one of her years, had enjoyed UNI
uauRl health until June 6, when she had
an attHaix of heart failure, bat had re-
cnrarud so far as TO be able to be about
the house. Friday evening she had a
ecvsnc attack of heart failure and died
at tep O'Clock, a few moments after the
astsd& shs Is survived by ono daughter
Mns Mar1 CS.Ase--Afisses Eugen'e I'inny
and Marie GuliclS entertained the Unity
class at the paliors Of the Congregational
Church Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ TyudaH of Boston arrived here Sat
uraay evening for visit with his faVaer
John Tyndall - O~orge White of Wolc ~
was a guest over Sundsy Of he sister
Mrs Ella Silloway, and father, Charles
White Mas Edith Spiiler of St. Johns
bur- passed Sunday with her parents
Nj. and Mrs c. A. Spiller-Mlss Alberta
p 1ardman passed Sunday in Hardwick a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Spaulding.-
Miss Ifslsn McCuin of Cambridge was
Kuest over Sunday OF Mrs. George Foster
n, Samoset THE socialists organized
heya Friday evening with ~ members, al
NORTH Hyde Park Saturday evening with
eaght. They have membership OF &c a
EaTfe.d.-Mlss Ruth Caswell went Mon
day to Enosburg, where she hae n posi-
ZION as teacher--!Miss Flovance Chaffee
a teacher In Johnson, passed Sunday with
h r0rcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Chatfee
- .t.uC Pnney and daughter. Mrs. nj
$. Leach, Of Wolcott, were here Monday
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Nancy
tchasc.--L. p. Boynton returned Monday
from Cheshire, Ccnn., where he has beer