Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30


of Brandon high school passed the week.
end with her parents.-'NIiss Berrie Allen
of Burlington visited Miss Frances Ho-
bart Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid society OF
| the Methodist Church Will meet FRIDAY
afternoon with Miss i. NJ breckenridge
and Miss Luna Spencer-H. c. Herrck
visited his wife at the Mary Fletcher
| hospital Sunday-Mrs q. T.. Stone Will
entertain the "As You Like IT, club this
eveninr-The members OF the high school
will present valley Farm" at the opera
| house Friday evening Mrs. a. 5. Pierce,
who has been critically Ill With pneu-
monia. was taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday for trcatment.-Mr. and
Mrs William Scott ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Jewett of Bennington attended
the funeral of Jacob Clark Mt Ferrisburg
Sunday.-Thc funeral of jacob Clark,
who died Friday night from the effects
Of n shock, was held Sunday afternoon
at his home, tho Rev. 8. s. Cobb offici-
ating The bearers were Elmer Rirkett,
Thomas Eagem, William Scott and Rus
sell Jewell. There was profusion Of
flowers, among them set pieces from
the Modern Woodmen, postoffice. liter
airy society, social club and Methodist
Church. The large attendance testified to
the respect and esteem in which Mr..
Clark was held The burial was in the
Gage cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tredo gave a wed
ding reception Monday evening at their
home to MIR. and Mrs. Guy A. Beach. a
pleasant evening was passed ana re-
refreshments served.-C. r. 5. Pierce. adj
ministrator OF the estate of Mrs Susan
st Lewis has sold the house and lot in
this city TIA j. h. Daigneault.-Miss Anna
Gage has recovered from an operation
for appendicitis at the Fanny Allen hos
pital and returned home.--At the annual
meeting of Greek chapter, No. "a, order
Of Eastern star held Monday evenina
the following officers were elected W
NJ, Mr.. Jessie NJ. Fisher; w. p. John
Clark, A. NJ. Mrs. Alice Wright; treas
urer. r. W Day; secretary, Mrs. Flora
G. Lee; conductor, Mrs. Cora b. Avery;
assistant conductor Mrs. Matte O'Bryan.
Mrs. L. f.. Foote of Cornwall, who was
on her way to join her husband at Mont
pelier. visited her sister. Mrs. II. A. Lee
Sunday.-Au alarm of fire early Tues
day morning was for a pile of burning
Mack The blaze was put out before
much damage was done.-Samuel Tredo
broke one leg while handling leo at New
lIaven.-Mrs. G. w. Stone is visiting her
sister. Mrs. *. j. Severance Of Kees1-
vile, y. Y.-The Rev J. Han Long made
Il business trip to Middlcbury Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith have returned
from their wedding trip to Boston and
Worcester. Mass, and New York city and
will make their home on the Rollin Kent
place in Panton.-'rhe daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs John Spauldng Of
Panton, who has been i'll with tonsllltis,
is reported as hctter.-Mr Bullock of
Burlington called upon friends here Tues
day.-Mrs. c. H. 1naham entertained
a few at whist Monday evening in honor
of Miss Charlotte Loutz of Orange, n. J.,
who is the guest of Miss Mary Watt.
Light refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Julia Smith Allen. wife of Henry
Allen, died Wednesday morning at $50
O'Clock from the effects Of the grip. aged
co years. Julia Ella Smith was the daugh-
ter of NJr. and Mrs. David (Barnum)
Smith of Forrisburg. who at the time of
his death was one of the directors and
bank and also the president of Lake
Champaign Marble e. Granite company
She was born and, with the exception of
two years passed in this city. always
| lived In Ferrlsburg. Mrs Aliens life was
| largely devoted to charity. Resides a hus-
! band, she leaves one sister Mrs. Charles
! y. Chapman of Ferrisburg The funeral
will be held Saturday. Notice of the hour
lot. 10,
| Ing the approaching marriage of Hattie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W f. Bum
/ of Salisbury, to Allen p, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey f. Beach of West Ferris
burg on the evening of February 70 at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church in Salisbury
Miss Isabelle Blake, a returned mis-
S.onarI of Aintab in Asiatic Turkey. is
the guest of Miss Vera Powell. Miss
Blake was q classmdte of Miss Powell 5
at Middlebury College, of which she is a
graduate. She has been in Turkey for
seven years. Miss Blake spoke before the
&. G.. c. last evening at the Congrega-
u"hdl parsonaEe.-N. r. MW'' "nrm-
Der Of the public service. ccr, at
tended hearing in Burlington ..rs-
day and at Beecher's Falls to-day Il. n.
Warner of Winsted. Conn, visited his
mother Mrs. r. Il. Wilcox, and brother,
w. r. Warner, this week.-Among those
from this place who attended the con-
secration services of the Rev. w. f.
Weeks at burlington Yesterday We're
the Rev. and Mrs. c. r. Brush and fam
IIN, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parker, Mrs. w.
Watt daughter, Miss Mary. Miss Char
Iotte l.Outz and Mrs. II. Z. Booth.-The
AS You Like IT, club met with Mrs. G..
r, Stone Tuesday evening, Mrs. +. N.
Graves. Mrs. r. G. tddlebrook, Mrs. G.
r. Thorne and Mrs. W. II. Wheeler as
sisting in entertaining The following pro-
gram was given: Plano solo. Mrs. Rogers
report of last meeting. Mrs. f. Z. Nc
Govern; report of guest night committee,
Mrs ]. H. Donnelly; vocal solo, Miss
Frances Hobart; paper, Boys Boy
Scouts" Miss Edna BAH; vocal solo, Mrs.
w. H. Wheeler. reading. Miss Grace L.
Kingsand; vocal solo, Mrs. ". r. War
ner. The following is the first committee
for the next year: Miss Kingsland Mrs.
Douglass, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Wheeler and
Mrs. Morgan,-Dr. X. J. Severance of
Keesevlle, n. y, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Warner-Dustin Barrows,
who has been confined to tho house with
rheumatism for tho past three weeks. is
able to be out again.
BRISTOL.
Miss f. A. Dumas has sold her insur-
ance and mileage business to g. A. Hanks
Miss Dumas Will remain in the office
until May.-Royal IIasseltine of Charlotte
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smalley
MIR and Mrs. Il. j. Brady and +. S.