Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
BRANDON.

David ' ~rren Prime died at his home
on Union street Monday night at eleven
O'Clock. In the S5th year of his age. Be-
sides his wife, he Is survived by one son,
Carol r. Prime, who lives here. DR..
Prime had been a resident Of Brandon
for many years, coming here from Bris-
tol when a young man. and engaging
iir the dental business. He had been in
feeble health for the past year. The fun
eral will be held this afternoon at
800 o'clock at the house.-John r.. Allen
has returned to his home in Hinesburg
after spending n week with his daugh
ter. Mrs. Charles Clifford.-Miss Dorothy
Carr went to Burlington Tuesday, where
she will have an operation performed on
her eyes at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Walter j. Aver. who has been In
the Mary Fletcher hospital for several
weeks recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, returned home Monday
evening.-Mrs. Joseph +. Shepard, who
has been at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. o. c.. Baker, for a num-
Der Of weeks recovering from a surgical
operation, has returned to her home in
Fair Haven.-Dr. Edwin A. Quinn OF
Boston is n guest Mt Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
f.. Merritt's.-Mrs A.. V. y. Piper of
Brattleboro spent Tuesday at w. o.
Talbot's.-Mrs w. w. Perry and Miss
Marilla French of Gardner. Mass. are
spending the week at the French cottage
Lake Dunmore.-A tin shower and sur
prise party was given Tuesday night tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b.. Sumner at their
home on Park street by about 40 friends
and neighbors. the occasion being the
10th anniversary OF their marriage. Re
freshments were served during the wen
ing.-Clarence NJ. ~arpenter has beer
elected a delegate to the Methodist Lay.
mems association convention to be held
in indianapolis, Ind, October 3 to 8
Mr.. Carpenter is one Of three delegates
from this State.-A son was horn Sun.
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Russell.-L
d. Winslow has returned from Hyde.
vile.
The graduating class OF the high schoo
held It's class day exercises on tho lawr
at the schoolhouse yesterday Afternoon
at three o'clock. The following program
was given: Presidents address,, "Th,
Twentieth Century" Adrian T. Griswold
class poem. John Bashaw; class history
Florence Gale; class calendar, Pau
Spooner; class prophecy. Edna Anoe: i'd
dress to schoolmates, Ina Peterson: elias,
will, Robert French; class song, Emm;
Lura.-Three offenders We're brought he
fore Justice NJ. L. Gibbs Monday anc
settled as follows: Sidney Fay, breach o
the peace, s. and costs; Abner Kemp
breach Of the peace, S. and costs. Pete,
Bureaugard, Jr, breach of the peace, s
and costs, intoxication. s.. Grand Juro
w. A. Atwell prosecuted.-The funeral o
David W. Prime, who died Monday night
will be held this afternoon at $50 o'clocl
from his late home on Union stree
The service will be in charge of St
time OF his death. DR.. Prime was tn,
oldest member.-Nrs Horst OF Richmond
Hill. l.. l., is visiting her sister. Mrs
Loren Bugbee, on Franklin street.-Mis
Helen Hendee of Burlington visited her
Tuesday and Observation-Disclosures. Dodge o
Bristol is visiting Mrs. Viola Fay
Archie Byron Barber and Miss Edni
May Ladd of Pownal were married Tues
day by the Rev. r. II. Washburne a
the Methodist parsonage.-Miss Emmj
Miller of St. Adams is visiting Mrs
Caine McCollam.-Mrs. Alice Spragu
and Miss Ruth Sprague have gone t
their cottage at Thompson's Point 70
the summer.-Miss Sadie Meacham. VIII
has been spending her vacation with he
sister, Mrs. T. W. Rogers. returns to
day TO New York.-Miss Ruth Burnhar
Is In Middlebury attending commence
ment at the college.-Miss Jessie Win
slow of Newton, Ia, is visiting Mrs
Lorraine Phelps on Park street.-Mr. an
Mrs. Jesse Fenton OF Troy. n. Y. ar
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Kingsley. -
Mrs. Lizzie Parker of Chicopee Fall,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Eliz
Hudson.-Mrs. W. r. O'Neil and daugh
ter are visiting at Glens Falls. N. Y.
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