Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-09

their daughter, Mrs r.. T.. Common. ana
FAMILY for few days, returned to their
home Saturday. The bank management
expects to get into the new quarters in
about two wceks.-Mrs Lucinda Clcve-
land, who has been in Boston for two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Haroli
Skinner, returned Saturday night-Miss
Frcda Prince, who has been in Hardwick.
returned Saturday-J NJ Atwood, who
received cash in his head from a fan. is
making a good recovery
Mrs. Mabel Burke who has been pass
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Richard Osha, left Monday for Hancock
Miss Edna Gabrce Of MONTPELIER was
an over-Sunday visitor at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Brlggs.-Otis smltheis
son of the Rev w. s Smthcrs. who has
been passing a two wecks' vacation here
left Monday to resume his studies at II
university at Syracuse. n. VI. !
lttobinson of Waterbury was in town
Sunday.-Miss Catherine Dudley went e.
burlington Sunday.-Mrs. Claude Lockii~
Of St Adams, who has been with %.
parents NJ. and Mrs f. a. Forth
for her home Sunday.-The remain.
William Connolly. who met his dca
burning buildin. at Bowman,
arrived here Saturday, and were It
taken 10 the Catholic church I'm
morning mass was sc cbrated at
o'clock, and the funeral proper was hD
at three in the afternoon. The audtOri
OF the church was filled at this servic
many Of them young people who kney
him when he was IN the high school here
The remains were accompanied by hi
brother Martin Connolly Of New England
y. p.-The public installation of the of.
ncers Of L. $. Grant Post was held in
g. \. X. han Saturday when Capt J. f.
Eldredge ofiiclated as the officer and
John Manney as marshal The officers
were installed Commander. julius D
Laport; senior vice-commander Hazer
Wood; Junior viCe-commander, William
Young quartermaster c. w. A. Putnam
guard, Bartholomew Fenton; chaplain
Norman Nichols; patriotic Instructor, /.
b. Rising; adjutant, F. H. Ketchum'
quartermastcr sergeant. Alfred Eaton
Following this the Womans Relief Corp
installed the following officers. Mrs
Alfred Eaton officiating as officer ant
Mrs. w. G. Slack as marshal: President
Mrs Lucinda Cleveland; senior vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Nette RiX; junior vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Jennie Fish: secretary, Mrs
Louise Holman; treasurer. Miss Almira
FISK: conductress, Mrs. Rose Heath; as,
sistant conductress, Mrs. Eliza Lapori
guard, Mrs. .. 5. Chamberlin; assistant
Mrs. Martha Williams; press correspon
dent, Mrs. Louise Holman; patriotic In
structor, Mrs L. y. Rising; color bearers
Mrs. Emma Greene Mrs. Clara Ketchum
Mrs. Linda Whitcomb Mrs. Add,
Stevens.-IIenry Bagley is seriously III
with bronchial pneumonia His wife is in
feeble health
The Rev. j. ". Chesbro has receive-
call from the First Baptist Church f.
FoXboro. Mass, where he went to preacI.
december 5. 1t is not yet known whether
he will accept. Mr.. Chesbro has beer
pastor of the Federated Church I'm thi,
place for three years and came '..a fror.
South Paris, Ne, where he hal ,,n 70,
five years.-Martin Connolly vuo accom-.
panied the remains of his brother. ar
irving Saturday night, expects to be her,
about three weeks. before his return t.
New England, y. D.-The school building
is fas' nearing completion and many of
the rooms are now ready.-Mrs L y
Rising, who has been In failing he4't'
for several months, remains abou ,.
same with little or no Improvement =
Frank Tracy Of Chelsea. who has .e..
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Norm
Greene, left Tuesday.-The following 90
fcers for the |. O. O. f. lodge We're
stalled Monday night: Noble gran
Merrill Campbell vice-grand t. G. g..
ford; secretary, y. G. Buck TIE sur.
y. NJ. Hubbard warden, L. o. ThayH