Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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''A1e ht9 CNtliAilh az INV
Episcopal Church parsonage by the Rev.
S. S. Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. Ringer for the
present will make their home with the
groom's parents.-Nilliam Smith has
resigned his position as chef at the
Stevens House, where he has been en-
ployed for over nine years.-Dr. Nosburg
Of Middlehury was in town Sunday
Edward Mack of Cornell is passing his
vacation with his parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. Thomas Mack.-Joseph NoiseuX
has returned from q business trip to
Albany, N. Mrs. w. c. Stone has re-
turned to East Wallinsrord after a visit
to her cousin, Mrs. William u. smith,
Mrs. Rose Miner of Rutland is visiting
Mrs. John Garno.-hiiss Marguerite
BARLEY has gone to East Dorset to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Norbert =. Hcbert.-
About Is members of Champlain Lodge,
l.. O. 0. r., and Winona Rcbekah Lodge
Of this place attended the annual me-
mortal services of Lake Dunmore Lodge
at Niddlebury Sunday.-Robort Preston
Of white Plains, y. Y, who has been
VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Thompson,
has gone to syracuse, a.. N,-Abraham
Cohen has gone to New York city to at
tend the wedding Of his brother-in-law,
Myron Fishman, of Bristol, which takes
plnce Wednesday evening.-Miss Ada
crosby and Miss Alice Carroll attended
the graduating exercises of the Middle
bury high school Friday evening.
The body OF Mrs. Frank Baker was
brought hore Monday from Worcester
Mass, for burial in Prospect cemetery
Dustin Barrows, Joseph Gonya, william
Moorby and julie Rivett were the bear
ers. The body was accompanied by the
husband. son ard daughter, and the
mother. Mrs. william Moorby. Mrs. Rak-
err will be remembered as Ella, daughter
Of William Merrill of West Addison
Miss Martha Thornc, who has been a
guest Of Mrs. ". H.. Smith, has returned
to Walthan.-NIrs. f.. j. Blaney and Miss
Anna Won Groll, who were called here
by the illness of their father, have re-
turned to Eoston.-Mrs Melissa Kimhall,
vidowsof George Klmball, died Monday
after a lingering illness with Il compl-
cation Of diseases, aged 72 years. She
leaves one son. Daniel Kimball, of North
Fcrrisburg, with whom she made her
y! home, two daughters, Mrs. b. c. Parker
of I5~errisburg, II Mrs. Bert Basettc, of
Shclburno. Mrs. Kimbal was born in
Ripton and came to North Ferrisburg
when about 10 years of age. The funeral
was held yesterday at the home.
Mrs. Thomas c.. Phelps, who has been
passing several months with her son, DR..
Frank G. Phelps, has returned to North
Adams.-NIrs. c. \. Bradbury has re-
turned from Washington, p. G., where
she passed the winter.-Mrs. r. y. Graves
| has gone TO Granville, n. y, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Charlotte McFaddcn.
From there, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Graves, she will 10 to Springfield
Mass, to visit her son, Fay Graves
The Friendship League will meet Thurs
T day with Miss Ellen Porter. All who
r wish a part I'm the drama to be givcr
soon are requested to be prescnt.-Mrs
s. Preston is recovering from her recent
Wlucss.-Alr. and Mrs. JOIN NJ. Alden ant
daughter, Miss Mary, and their guests
Miss Katherine Grinnell of Ticonderoga
! y. Y, and George Cassidy Of Poultney
V went Tuesday to Hanover, y. H., to be
present at the commencement exercise!
4 Of Dartmouth College, where Mr.. ant
, Mrs. Aldcn's son, Arlie, Is a member o
the graduating class.-Mrs. w. D.. Wood
= man. daughter, Miss Louisa, and son
" William, have returned from their visi
i to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. William Pecue died suddenly
Tuesday evening at her home in Fer
risburg after a few hours illness from
intestinal trouble, aged Il years. She
was a member Of the Methodist Epis.
, copal Churc and Il devoted worker
. Besides IL husband, she leaves tive
: sons, clinton Pecue OF Buffalo, N. Y.
! and Carlos Pecue Of FerrisburE.--Mrs
Charles Z. Parker has returned from