Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from page 81

Parmelee of Plain1eld, N. j., secretary
of the Y. w. C. A., is guest of Mr. and
Mrs II. l.. Delano.--Mr and Mrs. S. d.
Luce returned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit In New Hampshire.-The Rev.
II. A. Durfee of Burlington was n guest
Monday of his daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Howe,-Mrs Louis
Arohambault of East Fairfield spent Mon
day with her mother, Mrs. Mary Towne.
Mr.. and Mis-. A. II. Slayton went Sun
day by automobile to burlington, taking
with them Mr.. and Mrs. George Little,
who have visited their daughter and nus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Slayton. On
returning they were accompanied by MT.
and Mrs Car, Brownell of Vergennes.
Mr. Brownell returned home Monday but
Mrs Brownel Will remain for time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fl. A.
Sleyton Miss Glonna Sweet Of White
field, N H, returned home Monday after
passing several days here.-The Christian
Endeavor society of the Congregational
Church will hold a social at the church
parors Friday evening at 1890
The Rev. w. T. Best was called to
Chasm Falls N. y, Monday night to
preach a funeral sermon.-Mrs. l.. l..
Hawkins of Calais came Monday evening
for a stay with her daughter and hus-
hand. Mr.. and Mrs Leon Terrill.-Miss
Lucille Robinson left yesterday for South
Hadley, Mass, to resume her work at
Mount Holyoke College.-Miss Myra Her
rick who has passed the summer at
Hardwick with her brother, Guy Herrick,
came Monday evening for stay with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Herrck
Walter A. Gilbert, who has been en-
ployed in a drug store at Ludlow Tor
some years, has completed his engage
ment there and with Mrs Gilbert arrived
Monday evening to visit his mother, Mrs
Kate Gilbert, and sister, Mrs. Henry
Small-The funeral of Mrs. William b.
Thornton was held Monday at 1000 a. m,
the Rev. w. f. Baker officiating. Col
die Gallow was born at Lowell. She
was united in marriage to William b.
Thornton about four years ago and came
to Morrisvie two years ago. She is sur
vived by her husband, a daughter, Mar
ion, two years Of age her father, Alfred
| Gallow of Newport, n half-sister' MISS
Dorothy Gallow. 1nterment was at
| Iowell-Harold Taylor, who has visited
here for several days, returned to St
Johnsluiry Monday evening. Miss Ella
TAYLOR of st. Johnsbury is a guest or
Mrs NJ. C. Messer.-Mr. and Mrs f. Por-
ter of Rosele n. J., Mrs Ernest Gregg OF
Plattsburgh, n. Y, and Miss Ruth Stiles
of the Fanny Allen hospital. Winooski,
arrived Monday to visit their parents
MFR and Mrs John stiles. Gordon, the
year-and "a half-old son of Mr., and Mrs
Ernest Cross. died Monday afternoon at
four O'Clock at the Delano cottage, where
Mr.. and Mrs Cross had recently moved
III i 1,,,. at
the home Of Mrs. Crosss parents, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Crowell, the Rev. W.
F. Baker officiating. Interment was
made in Pleasant View cemetery.
The college men and women are leav'
ing for their work. Horace Powers
Maurice Kelly, Gordon Brooks, Fred Car
penter. William Best, Winfield Boardman
Charles Mould. Clay Fisk and B. A
Thomas and Miss Daisy Stewart go t.
the University of Vermont; Guy Chene,
returns to Columbia University New
York city; Dominique Weafer and AL
ban Parker Mlddlebury College, Mis-
Lucille Robinson to Mount Holyoke Col
lege; Heber Best to the university a
Syracuse. n Y, and Randall Child t.
mherst-About 80 went by AUTOMOBILE
and teams to the farm of II. L. Delan
MONDAY evening LOT an tOi
roast Mr.. Deano had seven fires 70
roasting the corn and a huge bonfir
for light and warmth Mrs. Delan
served refreshments.-Ex- u. A
Woodbury. was guest Tuesday Of Judg
and Mrs. George NJ. Powers.-Mrs He
man Thompson of Manchester. n. H., Re
turned home Tuesday with her sister
Miss Ada Cleveland. and the Household
n
land. who will make her home wit
Mrs. Thompson.-L B. Boynton returne
Tuesday from Cheshire Conn.-W. s
Bagley of Ludlow Is a guest of Waite
Gilbert-Mrs. j. L. Sinclair of Mill
macket Me, came Tuesday evening t
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Wheeler-Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Ford o
Fulton N. Y. came Tuesday to visit Mrs
Ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Stan
cliff.-Mrs. c. NJ. Chaplin and child @
Boston are guests of her parents, MI
and Mrs. c. ". Slocum. Mrs. II. 8. Keel
err went to Newport Wednesday to atten
the funera. of her cousin. Mrs. Leslie
Phelps.-Miss Ella Taylor Of St. Johns
bury, who has been a guest Of Mrs. NJ.
Messer for sevcra. days, left Wedne!
day for Claronoeville, p. Q.-Miss IAllia
Patten and Miss Ella Knsley left Wee
nesday for Pasadena Cal, for an indef
mite gtay.-Mrs. w. C. Whiting, who he
been assisong ir tho care Of her brothe
in-law J. A. Bundy, returned to Baker
field Wednesday. Mrs. j. A. Barns
I.akersfeld came Wednesday to assist III
daughter, Mrs. Bundy, in the care OF n
husband Mr.. Bundy's condition remain
nbo,rt the saIne.-B B. Blake OF EIDE
was in town Wednesday.-Miss Ler
tSears OF Johnson came Wednesday fro
Milton, where she passed the summer.
The IAmoille Association OF Ministe
will hold its regular meeting at the Co
educational vestry in Morrisville Septer
her q at 1000 a NH. M. Mihill WI
has been employed for year and ha
as order clerk for II. Waite & Som e
meets to complete his work next week
The Junior department of the Method
Sunday school will hold n five cent soci
E>r,dav evening-Miss Della Thompson
teacher in the Billings district In 4
Mace of Miss Mabel Bailey, who resign
on account of illness
HYDE PARK.
The funeral of George a. Parker WI
held at his late home Friday afternoo
The deceased was member OF Z
r. 9Th Vermont, and served thr