Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ents and was In the fourth grade in
school. He is survived by four brothers
Benton, Edward, Donald and brother but
two days old; three sisters. Catherine
Grace and IVA. A brother, Walter, died
some time ago. The funeral was held at
the house Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. He had been i'll several months
and was taken to Burlington for treat.
ment, but nothing could be done for him
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Jelleff and daugh-
tier, Mrs. NJ. r. Perry, and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Perry spent Monday
and Tuesday in East Charlotte-A son
was born on July q to Mr. and Mrs
Guy Ayers.-Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Burt
and guests, Mrs Wilson Edgerton and
Mrs c. II. Stone of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon and
guests, Mrs. Henry c. Mcmahon of Min
'neapolis Mrs. W. b. Macutchan and
Mr.. and Mrs o. e. Luce made an auto
mobile trip Tuesday to Orleans. -Mrs. a.
G. Cornwell of Elmira. n. Y, Is the
guest of Miss Barbara Burt.-Iarry w.
Burnham has been confined by illness
about week. William II. Warren is
taking his place as conductor on the Mt.
Mansfield electric road.-Miss Grace
Bigelow is spending the week on Mt
Mansfield with her guest, Miss Margaret
Ball, of Westfield, Mass. and Miss Balls
brother, Walter Ball, of Providence, r.
1.-The funeral of Leslie Guy Harris
was held at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Harris, Tuesday after
noon. The singers were Mrs. II. w.
d..
A. Riley and G. a. Burnham. Three
brothers and Otto Boyce were bearers
The burial was in the River Bank ceme-
terry.
Twenty-Five members of the *. *. K
klub and guests enjoyed n picnic sup
per Tuesday evening on the river
meadow on c. l.. McMahons farm
Among the guests of the club were Mrs
Mabel Carr Cornwell Of Elmlra, ~ Y.
Miss Rachel Thomas of Superior, Wis,
Miss Louise Adams of Chelmsford
Mass. Miss Mary Stone and Miss
Rehecca Burt. After supper had been
served Mss Barbara Burt of the club
was escorted, with her eyes covered
over little hill and found herself be-
side hedge of willows on the river
bank. The willows We're decorated WITH
what proved to be a rainbow shower"
Of gifts from her friends. Tho commit
tee In charge were Miss Ruth Mcmahon.
Miss Rubie Collins Mrs Mae Chapin
and Miss Marian Pke.-The funeral Of
Leslie Guy Harris Tuesday afternoon.
was conducted by the Rev Lemuel
Davis. Among those present from out of
town We're two brothers, Benton and
Edward Harris of Sugar Hill, n H.,
Mrs. Addie Harris of Springfield, Mass.
and Norman French of Montpelier There
was large attendance and a profusion
OF flowers. Benton Harris returned to
Sugar Hin Wednesday, Edward will re-
turn Thursday.-NI Dorothy Heron
OF Oshkosh Wis, who IS passing the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. \. r. Straw.
and her guest, Leslie Taylor of Buffalo,
n. Y, visited SmuGglers' Notch Monday,
walking the entire distance as far as
the big boulder, 10 miles, and back the
same day.-Mr. and Mrs Z. f. Wright
have returned to Hyde Park after visit
ing .urs. Wrights parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Straw.-The annual reunion and
picnic of the Mum and Luce families
Will be held at the Palisades August 49,
Among those who expect to attend the
Old Home week celebration, in response
to the invitations issued by the stowe
Old Home Week association, il Mrs
Henry Russell of Mortified. Nnn.,
formerly Miss Dolores Luce Of Stowe.
A letter received by the secretary. Mrs
o. f.. Luce. from Walter n. Rigelow of
Salem. Mass. contains his membership
fees for two years.-The Misses Nadine
Boardman and Rub!e Shaw returned
Wednesday from Lake Mansfield, where
they spent a few days with Miss Board
mans mother, Mrs. +. S. Boardman.-
Mrs c. d. Bruce has been with Mr.
Bruce in burlington since Saturday Mr.
Bruce, who is having treatment for an
abscess on his leg at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is reported as doing we'll
About ~ members of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday school en-
joyed ride to Lake Mansfield Wednes-
S Smiths cottage There will be Sun
day school as usual at Unity Church
Sunday. The pastor, the Rev. f. T.
Crane, who has been away through July,
is not expected back in time to preach
Sunday.-The Rev. ]. Horner Wilson,
field agent Of the Universallst publishing
house of BOSTON, was in stowe Wednes-
day. Harry Barruther, photographer for
Underwood g. Underwood of New York
and who is working for the publicity
books of the Central Vermont railway
while at his summer home in Rochester,
visited Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r. Bigelow
at The Lodges Monday.-Mrs Nancy
Downer went Wednesday to Science