Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30

Ida Rand, bookkecper for the Gas e
Electric Light company at plattsburgh,
has finished her vacation here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. RAPID
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Emery have re-
turned from a winters stay in Baltimore,
Md. and have opened their house on
Highland avenue for the summer.-Misses
Neva Clanln, Gladys Jones' Clara Smith
and Ruthella Loan entertained party
at the Grange Hall Friday night
About thirty-tlvc couples were pres
cnt.--A Junior Epworth League has been
organized in the Methodist Church with
these officers President, Mary Stock
WELL vice-prcsident, Mabel Narncy; sec
rotary, Marion Drew treasurer, Doris
Stockwell, Friday evening they held
social in tn church parlor and realized
$3.50 from a sale Of candy.-The ladies OF
| the Methodist Church have organized
| Ladies' Aid society with the following
officers: President, Mrs. Lena Wright;
| first vice president, Mrs. w. c. Slack;
second vice president, Mrs Joseph Ham,
iton; secretary, Mrs. l.. G. Drew treas
urer. Mrs. Edith Hatch; solicitors, Mrs.
/ Reed, Mrs. Minnie Miller; entertainment,
| Mrs. II. i. Patch, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. IL.
j. Smithers.
| Mrs Pearl Drake was summoned 10
Rochester Tuesday by the critical illness
| of her mother Mrs, Roberts Fern
| Rebekah Lodge held a special meeting
| in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday even
! lng-Mrs j. G. Wells returned Tuesday
after 10 days with her son, John Wells
and family in East Randolph.-The Rev
| and Mrs Joseph Hamilton, who have
been in HardwiCll for a week attending
the Methodist conference, are to visit
their sons In St Johnsbury for few
days before returning home.--A band of
about ~ boys made their way to the
house of DIR. Bailey Monday evening TO
scrcnadc Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smithcrs,
who returned from their wedding trip
| NbndaY.--GcorEc Pride has rented the
tenement in the Howard block soon to
| be vacated by DR.. G. J. Rumril.-NIrs.
| Richmond skinner of Royalton arrived
| Tuesday for a short visit with her Sis
| ter, Mrs. Joseph Menard. and other
fricnds.-Mrs. Smith arrived Monday for
an indefinite stay with her daughter.
| Mrs. +. y. DUrkCc. Mr.. Smith is set
! Ting up his affairs in Shoreham Center.
and is expected to arrive in about a
! weok-Mrs T.. l.. Bass of Bethel came
| Tuesday for a short visit with MIR. and
Mrs John Bass.-Miss Mabel Henderson
of White River Junction is being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Lazellc.--
Mrs. Lila Il. IIaylctt of Moretown is
being entertained ny the Rev. and Mrs
q. T. Crawford.-1he Silver Cross Circle
of the Kings Daughters held its meet
ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs. f. \.
Eaton.-Mrs. A. a. Priest and Mrs. Case,
her sister who is here from Holyoke
went to East Granville Monday to visit
Mrs. Clarence Webb.
George, the eldest son of MIR. and Mrs
: p. r. Chase, died at Wavcrly, Mass,
/ Sunday night after only an illness of
| a week. He was attending school, and
on Sunday his parents received a telc-
gram that he was dangerously ill., fol-
; lowed Monday morning by another mes
sage announcing his death. From a
child he had been afflicted with epilepsy
or some similar disease. He was Il
=, years old. During the summer month.
he spent his vacation with his parents
The remains win he brought here for
intermont in .hc family lot in South
view cemetery He is survived by his
parents and tWo brothers, who are witt
| y.
. Monday for BostOn.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Q Osha, who recently sold their place OF
South Main street, will move May l int,
i the tenement in the house Of w. q
1lodglHns. Herbert Campbell. who ha
+ been living in the house of Mrs l.yncl
T ON Pleasant street will move May | I,
the house on Central street which h
purchased last fall. Mrs. Nettic Rx 4
now able to be up a part of the time
T. Il. Conner went Monday with hi
Erandchildren, Frand and Howard Con
nor to Westminster West. where he viii
leave them with an aunt for a time unit
Mrs. Conner is able to leave the sani
tarium. where she has been since las
, October recovering from a burn receive
- in falling down stairs.-Miss Wnnifre'
. | Richmond was an oVer-SuudaY Vsito
at ROyalton with Mr.. and Mrs Georg
, Laird, returning home MondaY.-AIr. an
. Mrs. f. II. ketchum arrived from Whit
. River Junction, whore they stopped oi
o on their homcward journey from 81
l. Johnsbury.-T Rev. and Mrs Josep
n Hamilton, Mr., and Mrs. Howard Smith
n ers and the Rev. G. r. Crawford, VIII
|: have been attending the Methodist cor
J. ference at Hardwick, have returne
# home. The Rev. Crawford has been re
h turned to this church for another yea
It much to the pleasure of the members {
!, the samc.-Mrs. T., p. Libbey has so IA
h recovered from n severe sprain of h
e left wrist az to be able to be out
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re RANDOLPH CENTER.
e. The Potato Growers association no
N weekly meetngs.-Mr, Fletcher of Fitc