Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

Lodge attended tho Congregational
| Church and listened to an appropriate
sermon by the pastor, the Rev. Charles
Elmer Beals, h. ID. At the close of the
service, the lodges went to Pine Hill
cemetery, where the memorial ritual was
observed and the graves of deceased
members were decorated. The Canton
from Rutland was also present and join
ed In observing the day.-Frank II.
Chandler Is In Boston Mrs. Chandler Is
visiting relatives in Middlebury. than
Capen, a student at Houghton Seminary,
is In town for the summer. He occupied
the pulpit OF the Wesleyan Methodist
Church Sunday evening John ID. Morse
is seriously i'll with typhoid pneumonia. -
Robert Schumacher of Portland Me. is a
guest at l.. A. Sevcry's. -Miss Frances
Gipson has gone to Burlington, where she
will spend month.-Miss Louie Clark, a
teacher in the high school, has gone to
Eagle camp, Lake Champlain, for the
summer.-Miss Anna Woodman. who is to
spend the summer at Fergennes, will
teach in Burlington next year.-Mrs.
Margaret Griffin end Miss Sadie Downs of
Rutland are guests of their sister. Mrs.
n. Il. Breed II. S, Hagar Of Burlington
was in town Saturday.-W. II. Flint has
returned from st. Adams, whore he Wis
tied his daughter Mrs. V. NJ. Thomas
James Harris has opened his cottage at
Lake Dunmore. Harold A. Severy is at
tending the commencement exercises At
Middlebury College-George Libbey of
Lcnox, p. O., is in town
MISS Minnie Hall Of New York is in
town.-Mrs Adde Walker Of Worcester,
Mass Is the guest of relatives in town
Harold A. Severy OF Cornell University,
Ithaca. y. Y. is at home for the sum-
mer-The promoters of the Brandon
Chautauqua have organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, George r.
Young; secretary, f. S. Marsh: treasurer,
r. w. Briggs ticket committee, 7. w.
Ray. G. 7. Norton. A. H. Gibson; boost
ing committee, w. y. NuttinG. H. A.
Collins, f. G. Barker; advertising com
mittee, F. +. Chandler. r. l.. Avcrill,
O. w. Crockett; decorat atoms. p. T.
Nhalen F. II. Harrington, j. ". Esta-
brook; location, T.. j. Cray, +. w.
Williams. c. NJ Wlnslow. The Chautau-
qua will he held August S to Is
Town Clerk and Mrs. S. w Jones are
at Sunset lake for few days with Il
party Of friends from Wallingford Mrs.
Bert II. Alden is confined by Illness
Mrs. Walter Bissell of Newcomh. y. Y.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs Maria Will
lams.
The three local circles of Kings Daugh-
tiers united in entertaining the county
secretary, Mrs. w. II. Fillmore of Rut-
land, Tuesday afternoon a the c. A. r.
ha!l.-Mrs. Mary Demo of Wallingford is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Demo
Lake Dunmore Chapter, y. \. r., has
elected the following officers: Regent,
Mrs w. O. Talbot; vice-regent. Mrs.
Elan French; secretary, Mrs A. w.
Bird; treasurer, Mrs II. y. Briggs: regis
trar. Mrs. II. A Collins; historian Mrs.
&. j. Braley; chaplain, Mrs. ]. l.. Wood
ruff Jason Smith Of the Van Ness
House. Burlington, is in town for few
days.-Mrs. George n June is visiting
friends in Rutland.-Mrs. William Lam
plough of Burlington is visiting her moth
err. Mrs. Lemire Manchester.-Mrs.
George Chaplin. former resident recent
ly died in Washington, u. C.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Chapman of Pittsford Mills
are in town.
Mrs Nellie Griffith has arrived at Den
Yer, Colo. where she will keep house for
her brother, Herbert Edward
Ripley of Washington, D. C.. is visiting
his mother. Mrs. E. S. Marsh,-W. l.. Nei-
bauer and family of Bristol. Conn, will
occupy the James T. Harris place for
the summer and Mr.. Harris Will spend
the summer at Lake Dunmore.-S Sarah
Adams has returned from a visit of sew
eral weeks at Morrisville and has resumed
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