Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

Walden, a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs Il. II.
Mason, left Tuesday. H. W. rewks-
bury and daughter Miss Mary Carr
Tewltsbury, received news Tuesday OF
the death of Mrs A. t. Carr of COTS
town NJ IL, Mrs. Tewksbury's mother.
Mrs. carr had reached the age of rs
years Mrs. Tewksbury, the daughter,
will not go on account OF her health
but Miss Tewksbury left Wednesday
morning for Con stown. The Rev. w. T..
Sparhawk left Tuesday for Concord y.
H, where he will deliver an Illustrated
lecture.-A. Priest and daughter Miss
Mary Mrs. George Flint. Mrs. Ernest
Manchester and Mrs W W. Jones left
| Tuesday for Manchester to attend the
National Grange now in session there.
Three deer have been brought in, or
reported, SO far this season, one being
killed by William Lemery in East Gran
vile, one by Mr. Billings, the real estate
agent OF this place and another by j.
VI. Jones of Braintree. Two have also
been reported which were Illegally shot
| Mrs. e. T.. Claflin was in town Monday
to visit her daughters the Misses Hattie
and Neva Clafin.
Mrs w. y. Wall returned Tuesday from
a several weeks stay in New York. Mrs
Luce Wall Bcekman sailed from that
city November 5 for England via the
West Indies and Panama, and will pass
the winter in southern France and Italy
Mrs Wall will remain here for few
weeks -Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury left
Wednesday for Gonstown. y. IL, where
she went to attend the funeral of her
I
who had been a great sufferer for
years, died Tuesday night He was the
son of the late Simeon Dumas. and has
been tonderly cared for by his mother
Mrs Anne Dumas. who survives him. lie
IS also survived by a brother George
Dumas, Of this place, Otis Dumas Of
Woodstock, a sister. Mrs. Alfred Bower
of Randolph Center another, Mrs Eu-
genie Fraser of Springfield and Mrs
Louis Normadin Of Montpelier The fu-
neral will he held at the Catholic Church
Thursday morning at nine o'clock.--Bur-
ton Averill was one Of the party which
vent with DR.. c. j. Rumrll to Rochee-
ter for deer hunting.-Thc White River
Junction bakers cart was run into while
standing in front of the store of c. r..
Root Wednesday morning by a double
team. ne cart was tipped over on ITS
side and the horse freed himself and ran.
but was soon caught.-Miss Anna Cough
lin left Wednesday for Barnard to remain
till the last of the month.-Mr and Mrs
Harrison Avery. who have been in I.o-
well. Mass, are here for a few days. after
which they will 20 to sharon, where they
nave employment-The first meeting of
The united missionary campaign was held
in the Baptist Church Tuesday evening
with n good attendance. Tho choir of the
Federated Church furnished music and
the Rev Guy Crawford led the opening
service, then the Rev. rcrcival Brakeman
Of Boston gave an address on missions
fle was followed by the Rev j. C. Rob
crts. who has been a worker in the Phil
ippinc islands. The morning service was
opened by praise service led by the
Rev. Guy Crawford. after which Mr. Rob
erts gave talk upon methods of work in
local missionary fields The supper for
the delegates and those ont Of town was
served at the parish house Tuesday
night ana also meals for "Wednesday in
the Same Mace