Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-02

N. c., where he has been to see his son,
William Hyzer, who now has a position
there.-Miss Gail Lamson returned from "a
six weeks stay in Boston, New York, and
Washington, ID. c., Friday night.-The
+ remains Of Miss Gwendoyn Morse Of New
York were brought here Friday night and
placed In the Kimball mausoleum Burial
VIII be made later at Randolph Center.
Miss Morse was the niece of Mrs. r. j
kimball and had been here many sum
mers some of the time at the Kimbal
residence and later at Randolph Center.
The remains were accompanied here by
the mother and brother, and Miss Clara
kimhall.-Mr and Mrs. f. II. Ketchum
went to White River Junction Saturday
to remain n few days with Mrs. Ketch-
um's brother who is i'll. Miss Emma Sey-
moro has returned from a three months
stay in Lynn, Boston and Swa lpscott,
Mass.-Hazel Danyou left Saturday for
| Hartford, Conn, where she will enter the
training class for nurses at a hospital
Her brother, Roy Danyou, accompe MED
her as ar as White River Junction.--Mrs.
F. E Connor who has been re-
| covering from serious burn, is
now improving rapidly, and It Is ex-
pected she will soon be able to leave.-El-
sic Tredo, who has been with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bakely, for
two "c"ks. loft Saturday for Newport
| Mrs. Ernest Sargent and two daughters.
Laun and Janice. who have neen hero
| with Mrs Sherhurne, returned to wootr-
| Vile y H., S1tu:day.-Mrs. Bertha Bur
ridge. school supervisor at Vcreunnes.
came Saturday ~ pass tbs vacation with
her parents, ~ and Mrs. c. W Hayward.
| The stCro of ". r. Lar1son was broken
INTO Saturday night and about SIS worth
! OF goods stolen. A revolver and all the
| flash lights IN the store were taken. En-
trance WINS made through a window b.
taking out the glass, and the thief came
out through the door. leaving It unlocked.
A. y Ncf discovered the breax Sunday
morning Mrs. Emily Stockwell who has
been with her son, c. I. Stochwell, vent
TO Rochester Monday.-G N Billings
and daughter, Miss Jessamine Billings.
came from South Royalton Monday on
business trip and returned the same
night..-Mrs. Carrie Russlow is with DR..
l. A. Russlow and family during the va
cation ut the agricultural school at RAN
dolph Center.-The Rev Joseph Hami-
ton went to Newport Monday to attend
the funeral of Col. H. NJ Mansur.-O. j.
Hobbs Of Lyme, y. H.. guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Linton over Sunday,
returned Monday to their homes.-Mrs.
Lewis Spooner went to Bethel Monday
to attend the funeral Of her mother, Mrs.
Jane Pecor Miss Eleanor J. Clark left
Monday for Hanover, n. H.. where she
Is TO spend two weeks-H. Fl. Howard
went to Burlington Monday to seek med
ical aid at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. Howard was there three weeks ago.
Mrs c. j. Rumrill went to STAFFORD
Monday to visit Mrs. Judd.-C. S. Booth
and father, William Booth, went to New
port, n. H.. Monday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Fred Booth.-The last
service Of the Federated Church was
held Sunday evening with a good at
tendance The Rev. Joseph Hamilton,
the first pastor of the federation. gave
short address, followed by a sermon
by the Rev. G. F. Crawford-Thaddeus
Wells, who lives on the Rowel addition,
is confined by illness.
Mrs. w. A. Cole died at an early
hour Tuesday morning at the Moulton
Stock Farm, one mile south of this
village. Mrs. Cole had been i'll for
about month with what at first was
thought TO be a spinal trouble, but
later developed into a tubercular
trouble For two weeks she had
seemed to be improving and Monday
was very comfortable. Suddenly in a
spasm of coughing she died at three
o'clock Tuesday morning and 1t is
thought that a hemorrhaEe caused by
the violent coughing was the direct
cause of her death. Mrs Minnie
tbyam) Cole was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Byam of Bethel Gill
cad. She is survived by her parents
one sister and her husband.-Mr any
Mrs n, G. Buck and daughter, Fri
Buck, left Tuesday for Lebanon.
r., to pass the time till Saturday witt
Mr.. Bucks mother. Mrs. EsteIle Buck
Mrs, w. b. Wall left Sunday nigh
for New York, whence she was to sal
Tuesday on the Lustania for Liver.
pool to meet her daughter, Mrs Lucit
Wall Beekman, and together pass the
spring months abroad.--Miss Florence
Brewer of Burlington is the guest Of
Mrs. F, a. Eaton, VINO has also been
| entertaining Mrs. Mendel of New York
city, who left Monday for a few DAYS
in Barre.-Mrs. ]. c. Wells is in Ran
dolph Center with her son, Alfred
Wells.-Mrs George Brown of Gays
| vile, who has been guest of her
sister. Mrs, Pitkin. for a few days,
left Tuesday.-Misses Esther Stimets,
Mary Stockwell and Helene Ranpey
were in Bethel Tuesday-Thc Broth
erhood meeting was attended BY about
100 members Monday night and fol-
lowing supper the company adjourned
to the Music hall. where they listened
to an illustrated lecture given by
Frederick George Clutter of Norwich,
"Travelogue o1 Egyp.," The next
and last meeting OF tho season will,
be held IL two weeks and the Rev
Fraser Netzger will be the speaker
Hayden Sharpe is i'll at his home with
bronchial pneumonia--Alr. Tyler, who
has been passing the winter Eore ia
town, left Tuesday for Lake Placid
~ " whore he is to pass the ssAoon
In hotei.-Lesl;e Durkee went 10
Waterbury Tuesday, whore his father,
3, ~ Durkee. has employment
Mics Josephine Emery. a teacher "a
Hartford. who has been spending several
days near the OLD Church, left WednAs-
day.-Ciale FSssett. son OF M~. D. h
Fnssett. left Wednesday for Goshen to
pass n Part OF the school vacation with
Mrs. Herman Jones.-The Rev. J. W.
Chesbro arrived Tuesday afternoon from
Bellows Falls and will remain here till
the middle OF next week. preaching Sun
day morning at the Rapttet Church Mrs