Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05

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noon.-Thc infant son of Henry Vasser
died May 90 Of pneumonia. The funera:
was held saturday with intesment in St
Mays cemetery. Brandon.
BRANDON.
Mr." Dry Hettc,, wife of II. TYLER
Pettee, died Friday morning at five
o'clock nj her nome on Center street
after brief illness with pneumonia. The
funeral vas held Monday afternoon at
one ',iGck.-Mrs. Ida sheldon of Wills
boro. y. Y. and Miss Bertha Read If
8nrlington are visiting at \. j Evans's.
John a. Howard, who was called to
New York last week by the death Of
his brother, has rcturncd.-Nlss Margaret
Boyd and Miss Harriet Wheeler. Of
PouFhkeepsic. y. Y, are spending a few
days in town.-Thc Rev. and Mrs Arthur
j. Myers, who have been in Providence.
x. J., the past month, returned Satur-
day.-NIrs. Laura Button is visiting in
nddlchury for q few daNs.-Tyrel Sever
ance and George Alden of the University
of Vermont Burlington, are at their
homes here for a few dHys.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Z. Backus entertained Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Williams, Mr. and Mrs
ting Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Williams at
their cottage at Lake Dunmore Friday
Ass Anna Estabrook has returned to
New York after spending few days
at her cottage at Lake Dunmore.-Mr
and Mrs +. O. Eddy of Sheldon were in
town saturday, Miss Helen Hendee OF
Burlington spent Sunday in town.-Miss
Dottie Kiddcr spent Sunday in Rutland
the place known as the Forbes house
on Park street for the summer.-Mrs.
Edith Hotchkiss of Salem, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Isabel Leo
nard.--William Slavery of Worcester,
Mass. is in town.-Dr. and Mrs. Chas.
Z. Payne and son, John, of Westport,
y. T., who have been visiting Mrs. 9.
: Backus, have returned.-Mrs Fred
Hamilton and daughter, Ruth Of
Brockton, Mass, are visiting at c. NJ
Winslow's.--lI. L. Bissei: and family
went Monday to Lake Duumore to
/ open the Mountain Spring Hotel for
/ the summcr-Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan
has returned from spending a week in
| Saratoga Springs, y. Y.-Charles Fish
/ of Cambridge. Mass, and seward
French went Monday to Lake Dun
more, where they have positions for
| the summer.-The Rev. j. c. Fisher
! formerly pastor of the Methodist
+ Church here, is spending few days
in town-AIiss Sara Adams of Bur-
lington spent Sunday at her home on
Union street.-The Rev II. II. Wash
/ burn was called to Connecticut Sat
urday by the death of a relative. The
| Rev. w. G. Leonard supplied the pull
| pit at the Methodist Church sunday
! George Alden, who has been spending
! a few days at his home on Conant
! square, has returned to the University
of Nermont,-Miss Mary L. Barrows
who has been spending several weeks
at +. II. Farringtons, has gone to
South Framngham, Nhss.-Thc reception
given Saturday evening a. the Brandon
| inn by the members Of ST Thomas 5
! parish T. Bishop and Mrs. ". T.. Weeks OF
| Rutland and the rector and Mrs. f.
| Barnby Leach was attended by about
| 200 people Refreshments were served
during the evening and music was fur
nished by Earl a. Braman. pianist
Miss Susan Talbot who has been at
| her home here for a few days has re-
turned to Burlington.
At a meeting Saturday evening of the
committee, who have charge of the ar
rangements for the Douglas celebration.
the location for the memorial tablet was
decided upon and ground was broken
Monday for laying the foundation. II
will be placed in the triangle in front of
the Baptist Church The roadway on the
west side will be moved about IL feet
making the triangle that much larger
Wallace hin of Enid, Okla. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Hermon Williams
IA son was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles V. Noedham.- Miss
Ethel May Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John b. Anderson ~ Mont
lpelier. ana Floyd James ,.cCollam
formerly Of this town, VIZ. married
TUESDAY evening at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Collam will be at home after july | al
GO Court street Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
where Mr.. Mcclellan is employed in the
glove factory,-Mrs. Catherine Cone
who has been spending several weeks
at the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage, has
gone to Providence, X. Mrs. c. h
Mcclellan was in Montpelier Tuesday
, to attend the wedding of her son.-Mis'
Bertha Reed, who has been visiting Mis-
Vera Evans, has returned to Burlington
Miss Margaret Boyd, MISS Emmi
Wheeler and Miss Harriet Wheeler WHIT
have been spending few days witt
Mrs. Il. ID. Howe, returned yesterday to
Poughkeepsie, \. l.-rhe listers no -
completed their work and the grand lis
Of the town this year is sl9'95l29, an in
crease of $S7OSi over last year
The annual meeting of Lake Dunmort
Chapter, D. a. r., will be held to-day
with Mrs NJ. c. Fletcher at her cottage OF
the asst side of Lake Dunmore.-Owihs 10
1.-The absence of the pastor the regular ma
weel, service of the congregational Churci
will be omitted,-Mr. and mrs = ~
Knowlton, Mrs. Il. II, Gockley' MIS- Mel
lie Wilde. Leon Chandler ana C. Il
Howard were among those to attend "o-
mona Grange in Sudbury yesterday
Charles Council is confined to the mouse
by illness -Mrs. Ford Thomas and CHILD