Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-19
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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1nt View cemetery in the spring. Car
Rol Lampher, Gerald Towne. j. w.
Wakefield and r. II. Daniels acted as
bearers. Harry John REGARD, a son Of
Hiram REGARD, was born at Franklin
February Z. 1889, residing there until
coming to Morristown three years ago,
March Il, 1912. He was united in marriage
So Maud Estella Lampher who with "A
little daughter, Ruth Isabel, survives him.
JIe IL alsJ survived by his father, Hiram
REGARD of Franklin; two brothers and
one sister. Raymond REGARD of Hilsboro,
\. H.. Ashley REGARD of Harding, Mass
and Edith REGARD of North Attleboro
Mass.--N1iss Edith Spillcr of st. Johns
bury spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Spiller-Miss Caroline
Powers gave n surprise party Friday
evening in honor of Miss Grace Bedell,
the H. /. Rich class of the Univerralist
Church being the invited guests. The party
was given on Miss Bedcll's birthday
The decorations We're white and silver
festoons and white cupids, with white
bells hanging from the electric lights
Miss Bcdcll "-as presented with a basket
filed with miscellaneous articles of use
70 q bride when on her honeymoon trip
MIR and Mrs. Noel Downey and SON
Hugh of Bakersfield, were guests Satur-
day and Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
Brown returning home Monday.-C. A.
Spiller was e. home from 5rairlee over
Sunday.-Miss Laura Ellis was given a
pitcher shower Monday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Wing
,frn
Abar returned to Lyndon Center Satur-
day after visiting hct sister, Mrs. Harry
Bennett.-Mrs. Z. 3. Sanborn and two
children came Saturday to visit her
brother, James La Plant.
a hemlock tree cut on l., b Boynton's
lot by r. f. Hadley and taken to the
mill was cut up into six logs measuring
43o, 100 1902, 2SS, 100 a total Of $50 feet
Lamoille Grange will hold meeting Fri
day evening. The question to be discussed
IS: Resolved, That the Mail Order Houses
Are n Benefit to the Rural Community"
Walter Galoraith OF Saskatchewan is
visiting his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Cheney.-Miss
Winifred Wilson of Johnson was a
guest Tuesday of Miss Ruth Greene
G. II. a. Stafford visited the State hos
pital at Waterbury Wednesday in his
official capacity as trustee.--The ex-
tension school for farmers to he held
at Morrisville will begin Tuesday
February 24.--The S. of V. auxiliary
will hold a 10 cent social Saturday
evening at G. A. r. hall. Games, con-
tests, cards and dancing will provide
amusement and refreshments will be
scrVed.-The mothers club hold n spe-
cia1 meeting Tuesday for the purpose
Of sewing for the families who suffer-
Cd the loss of clothing in the recent
fire. Another meeting will be held
Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. c. En-
nons.-The Rev. w. e. Baker of the
Congregational Church will use for his
topic Sunday morning, The Judgment
Day"
Gentlemen night at the Woman's club
III be observed Tuesday evening, Febru-
AIRY n, in Grange hall 4 short program
is being prepared, including music and a
short farce, which will be staged by Mrs.
3 w Ruff--Ladies night at the Pa slime
club rooms was held Tuesday evening. \
large number enjoyed the entertainment
presented by the members.-Fablan Lszau
of East High gate is at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Mead Bernhard, West Hill
seriously Ill with typhoid fever. Mis- moth
or, Mrs. Felix Japan of East Hghgate, is
assisting in caring for him