Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-04

most part till her first marrlage'
to william Wood, after which She
with her husband came here to
live more than 40 years ago. one son,
Frank y. Wood Of this place, was the
only child born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
After several years Mr. Wood died and
later Mrs Wood married Horace Lamb Of
this place. who died several years ago.,
since when she had been with her son.
Mrs. Lamb is survived by this son ana
also a stcp-son, William Wood of Wood
stock. \ half-sistcr, Mrs Buttles. lives
In Bethel Mrs. Lamb is survived by ono
brother, Lewis Bundy Of Stockbridge Two,
stcpdaughtcrs, Mrs. G. f. KIlburn and
Mrs. Eugene Carrgan, also survive. Mrs.
Lamb had reached the age Of 81 years and
during her long stay hero had become en-
dearod to many who priced her friendship
and respected her for the worth Of her
character The funeral was held al her
late home on South Pleasant street SAT-
urday afternoon. fnterment was made
here.
Commencement week of Randolph high
school will begin with the baccalaureate.
sermon in Chandler music hall Sunday
evening, June Z The address will be given
by the Rev. Frazer Metzger The gradua-
ton exercises will be held Thursday even-
ing June IT, followed by a bail in the Du-
Bots & Gay hall The biennial banquet
of the Alumni association will be held
| Friday evening, with sherman Moulton
! of Burlington as toastma ster. The gram
mar school exercises will be hold Wodnes-
! day night, June 10-Miss Edith Abbott,
teacher in art IN the New York Training,
school for teachers, Will pass her vacation
| in England. She expects to sail July 3.
MIR. and Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb left Mon-
| day for Nashua, y. H., where they Will
visit their son, e. s. Whitcomb. They
will also 20 to Lewiston. Me, before
their return to visit Mrs Whitcombs
sister, Mrs. Lorena Thatchor-Miss
Trevithck, the trained nurse, who has
been located here since she graduated
from the sanitarium, left Monday for
her home in Vershirc, whore she viii
pass the summer-Edwn Goodwin, who
was at the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. p. G. Goodwin, over Sunday, re-
turned Monday to Concord, y. H.. where
he has employment. Fred Goodwin. an
other son, a student of Dartmouth, and
Miss Mildred Goodwin. the daughter. who
teaches in Bethel. were also over Sunday
visitors.-Madam Angel. the mother of
Burke with the Rev. John Angel came
Monday to visit her son. DR.. ANGEL
Miss Maud Johnston and sister, Mrs. w.
+. Edison, have returned from Lebanon,
n. H-Miss Hortense Flint who was in
South Rovalton Saturday and Sunday,
has returned to resume work for H. VI.
Totman.-N1r. and Mrs ]. +, TewkshurN
entertained over Sunday Mr.. Tewksbury's
| 1
bury and Mrs. Annie Petrie Of Nauga-
tuck. Conn.-Mrs. \. j. Kimball of Bur-
lington Is being entertained by Mrs.
George Dukette.-Mrs. Henry Harper,
who came from Providence, r. l., tooai
with her on her return Mr.. and Mrs. Rat
tee, her parents, to remain for an in
definite tme.-Bert Chadwick. a former
resident but later of Concord y H.,
was in town Sunday. the guest of his
father Sias Chad wick Miss Florence
Hobart went to Windsor Sunday to re-
main until Monday night.-Mss Eta
Chamberin, who was in town over Satur-
day. returned to Montpelier Mondays
II. II. Howard. who has been in ORWELL
for several weeks, has returned home
Mrs. Mary Hills and daughter, Mrs. Halls
Flint, were in Waterbury Saturday
Francis Eaton went to Barre after hs
aunt. Mrs. Dewey, who has been very
III. and returned here sunday.
An auto party at the home of +. F..
Emerson Sunday consisted of the follow<
ing: Miss Minnie Emerson of Boston,
Mr.. and Mr.. Austin Simpson, Mr. and
= Mrs. Avery and Mrs George Little Of
Campton, y. H.. and Miss Dell Simpson,
; and Mr.. Van Ness of Boston The last
t two returned by train to Boston and thu
others went by auto to Campton, Mrs.
: c. ]. Rumrill accompanying them homs
to remain until the last of the week.
Miss Carlotta Norman is Ill with tonsili>
tbs at the home OF \. II. Beede.-Mr1
and Mrs Fred Beedle of Keene, y. H I,
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs A. III
Beedle since last Thursday. have RED
turned home-M. 5. Adams of South
> ROyalton made a business trip to thi5
: place Tuesday.-Mrs. Lyndon ThomasI
! who was Hazel Fairbanks, has arrived
for several days stay with her mother
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks.-C L. Spoone1
of Briggs was In town Tuesday, thJ
guest of his daughter Mrs. Fred DudleyI
Mrs. Martin sumner of Braintree waJ
in town Tuesday Rev. and MRS.
Joseph Hamilton and daughter, Miss
Mabel Hamilton, left Tuesday for Newt
i buryport. Mass, where they are to pasd
June.-Mrs George Allen and sister Mrsl
. Allen Battles, went to Barre Tuesday I'd
meet Mr.. Allen> who has been to sd
- Johnsbury.-Frank Horner and Francij
Taylor of Cambridge are being entertain1
ed by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ketchum.1
Joseph Gerow was arrested and placed
In the lookup Tuesday, charged with III
treating his wife while in an intoxicated
state.-Mrs. A F. Grover and daughter|
Miss Una Grover. who have been guest3
of Mrs. Growers sister, Mrs. y. CT
Greene, left Sunday night for Lawrence|
J. Mass,-A petition for a walk outside thd
~ covered bridge has been granted by thf
: town and will soon be built by the select
/, men.
u The program Of the graduation eX
;, ercises for the week Is: Baccalaureat(
sermon, Sunday night, June I, in MUSIC
- hall, by the Rev Fraser Metzger' AND
special music by a choir of voices select
D ed by the class, Wednesday evening
y graduation exercises of the grammaI
school: Thursday evening, the regula
l. graduation exercises in Music hall witt
+ the following program: Music; invocaI
& ton. the Rev. Guy Foye Crawford
r music: salutatory, Clara +. Mayo. essay
Y "A Land of Tomorrow, Hazel \ Car
r penter: class history, Emma NJ Find