Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-09

d. Luce house Mrs Roberts sails soon
on a trip abroad.-Mrs. Cleo Morse of Rut-
land came Friday evening for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Romaine Morse.-Bernard
Herrick of Rochester, n. H., came Satur'
day for a stay of a month with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Herrck. MIR.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Tillotson and daughter
Marion, of st. Johnsbury passed saturday
and Sunday with her mother, MIS- Heleh
Towne, and his brother, Herman Tllio'-
son.-Niss Grace Russ went SATURDAY 10
East Berkshire, where she Will leacn !
SCHOOL, Mr.. and AIRS. G.. II. Crane moVeu
Saturday from the Elizabeth Thomas
house on Pleasant street to rooms In the |
Woodbury. block on Portland street. va |
Gated by G.. w Warren.-Mrs. Mary NC |
Nall has moved from the upstairs tene-
ment in the Durham house on Portland
street TO rooms in the Dan Thonas
house on Pleasant street MI ana
Mrs. Allen Phillips expect to snip
their goods here from Island Pond
and will occupy the rooms vacated by
Mrs McNall.--Romaine Morse, who has
been employed a order clerk at III. Waite
G. Sons store for several months, com
pletes his duties soon and will go to South
Berwick Me-, where he has position
with the Grand Union Tea company as
their agcnt.-Mrs +. B. Morse returned
Thursday evening from visit of a week
| In Burlington with his sister Mrs. w. ID.
Pope-Frank Cheney of Rutland was
guest of his father, George a. Cheney
| Friday night.
| The second annual musical festival to
| be given under the auspices of the
| Choral Union will occur Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. May H.
20 and 81 There will be four concerts.
three in the evening and one in the aft
ernoon. Miss Josephine Kent, soprano
of Boston, and Miss Marguerite Topper
son, contralto, also of Boston, have AL
ready been engaged as sololsts for the
| occasion Youngs orchestra of st.
Johnsbury has been engaged for the Sec
ond musical festival. The oratorio' THE
| Holy CITY," will be given complete AT
one of the concerts. The University OF
| Vermont Glee club will give an enter
! tainment at the town hall in NOTES.-THE
/ Friday evening, April II, under the aus
pices OF the Phathea class of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.--W. L. Lobdell.
the Universalist missionary in Japan,
spoke at the Unlversaist Church Friday
! evening-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
| Drown of Waupaca. Wis who have
made an extended stay at the home of
the latter's daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs d. a. Sanders, have moved to
the north tenement in the Luela Patch
house on Summer street.-Miss Allie
Smith was pianist at an entertainment
at Johnson Saturday evening, remaining
there over Sunday.--Mss Maud Chaffee
| ,,.i;,, CO, r1oNr oif1p
TO resume work as teacher in Fdmunds
high school after passing the Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson w. Chsfree.-A. A. Thayer went to
Winoosl Saturday evening to remain
over Sunday with Mrs. Thayer at the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mss Ellen Jack
son of Glens Falls, y. Y, is passing a
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Foss.-Ralph Barrows and two
sons of Rutland came Saturday evening
for short stay with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. E. Barrows.-Miss Berry
Powell of Jacksonville came Saturday
evening to pass a few days with friends
C. A. Spilor, who is employed in Fair
lee. is passing a few days with his fam
ily.--O. D. Bacon returned Saturday
a evening from Newport, whore he visited
. his son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs Aler
l Bacon.--Mr. and Mrs. \. j. Colburn ant
e three children passed Sunday at Eas
S Hardwlcl with her brother George VII
$ son.-Mrs A. p. Small went to Hardwicl
e Saturday evening, passing Sunday Will
:. her sister, Mrs. Frank Marian, who !!
= recovering from a recent operatlon.-W
$ NJ. Farr and little child Of Bristol came
: Saturday evening and were accompanied
home Monday by his two daughters, tn
!, Misses Ethel and Marion Farr, who hav
d passed ten days with their grandpa
y rnts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Gould-W I
q White of Hardwick passed Sunday wit
S his father. Charles White, and sister
+ Mrs. Ella Silloway.L NJ. Munson re
$ turned rom Burlington Monday morning
|. His father is doing wel.-Mrs. w. !
|. Smile of 1vaterville came Monday 70
Is visit with her mother, Madam Smith
Carroll Morrill, is suffering from bloc
poisoning in the hand. which was cause
by very slight scratch from bone
It Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Jackson and daugf
e ter, Miss Marcella, returned to Fai
IS Haven Monday after a few days Wis
- with Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. Waterman an
g Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Sargent.-Miss Mar
|
o. town Monday.-The Unity class of II
re Congregational Church was entertaine
lie Monday evening at the home of Superb
I'd tendent and Mrs. c. d. Howe. Mr.
err Howe, Mrs. George G. Morse and Mr.
Robert Eaton were the hostesses,
Wayne d. Wright of Fairfield has con
peted work at the railroad station
re assistant and Is succeeded by F'raI
IN Spauldng.
III The death Of Samuel a. Stone occurre
or Monday morning at 1880 O'Clock NJ
. Stone had been in failing health for
e. number of years. He suffered a shoe
ne six years ago, from which he on
III partially rallied, and for two weeks pa
he had been confined to his bed. Funer
services We're held Wednesday NOR
ing at 1890 at the home of his so
Glenn Il. Stone, with whom he had mac
his home for some years, Mr.. Stone, Il
Oldest of family of thirteen childrt
of Henry and Diana Richards Stone, W;
at born at Eden March 10, 1884. Practical
alt the whole of his life was passed in Ed,
,g, and Hyde Park, until he came to Morri
I'm vile three years ago to live with his so
m, At the age of q years he was united
IT marriage to Miss Martha Emery. daug
MS ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnathan Eme
W. of Eden. From this union there we
In born four children, Mrs. O. Nj. TaylC
Or Glenn r. Stone of Morrisville, Stillmi
his stone who died five years ago, al
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