Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-16

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and Mrs. George Hendricks of Utica arc
guests Of his sister, Miss Eunice Hen
drick's.-Mr. and Mrs L. II. Pomeroy are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Towle in South F'ranklin.-The funeral of
Mrs. John Colcord was held at the home
of her son. in South Franklin Saturday,
the Rev. r. H. Cressey officiating. The
bearers were c. w. Peckham, A. d. WHIT
ney, d. i. Bowen and Harlow b. Towle
Burial was in the East Franklin cemc-
tery.-Among those from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Robe, Mrs A.
Whitney, Mrs Charles Weston and
daughter, Grace of Bakersfield, Elmer Cot
cord of Watertown, N. Y, and Mrs Alma
Aver OF Richford,-J. X. Perley has gone
to Burrage, Mass, where he will oversee
the construction Of two screening houses
on boys of the New England Fruit COM
pany.-Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Libby and
daughters, the Misses Ardell, Maude and
Mildred, attended the funeral of Mrs Lib
by's mother. Mrs. John Colcord, in South
Franklin. Others from here were Mrs
Sarah Kimbnll and granddaughter, Miss
Ruth and George O. Bowen Of Berkshire
II. Il. Domino of this place was injured
Saturday by falling while in his mill at
Samsonville and striking his side on an
iron pulley. breaking two ribs. He is
staying in the family of Mr.. Brooks
with whom he boards while at the mill
Miss Myrtle Yates has resumed her
position in the telephone office here
after assisting in Essex Junction Mrs
f. C. Farrell went to Moretown Mon
day on visit to her parents.-Mrs Mary
Donaldson and Mrs. Candace Temple of
ST Adams were in town Monday on their
return from u weekend stay with their
nephew, George II. Pomeroy, in East
Franklin. They also attended the flu
neral Of their aunt, Mrs. John Colcord,
Mt South Franklin Saturday.
Pudvah and Miss VIVA Young both Of
berkshire We're married Monday in st.
John Baptist Church, the Rev c. II.
BEcuyor officiating. There was a large
~ attended reception at the Pudvah
home on the NJ a. Hull farm that even
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Whitcomb, Miss
r. G. Williams and Mrs. C. NJ Whit
comb motored to St Adams and return
Monday.--Mrs T.. II. Ovitt went to Swan
ton Monday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. a. G.. Mansur.
| Miss Alice Andrus OF Johnson Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs, II. n. Kidder-
Mrs. Ernest Young and little daughter
Of Allston, Mass, are visiting in the fam
lily OF NJ. y. Cantell.-A few people from
this village attended the pudvah- Young
reception in Berkshire Monday evening.
The family of G. II. Stetson, including
his daughters, Mrs. II. G. Hadd and her
little daughter, have gone to 1Iighgate
| Springs for n few weeks.-Mrs. a. Is.
Brown of Rchford spent Sunday in the
| family of her son, DIR. a. NJ. Brown
Richard Ballard has returned to his
home in Montpelier after two weeks in
the family of II. b. Farrar.-The family
| of II. w. Shower, with Mrs. Borden, an
omploye of the Hudson River Forestry
| company, as a guest, are occupying Fair
| view at Camp Patten on Lake Carmi this
week.-Miss Emma Burt of Springfield,
Mass. Is a guest of her grandparents,
| Mr.. and -,rs S. K. Burt-Nlss Dorothy
| Cantell entertained party of girl friends
Tuesady afternoon at her home on Depot
street in honor of her sixth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. u. NJ. Croft and daughter
are on a motor trip among friends in
| New Hampshire. ID. M Gardner Is as
sistng in the store during Mr.. Croft's
| absencc.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry y. Benot
| of PaWtucket, r. l., after visiting Alec
| Benoit and other relatives here left Tues
| day for Rock Island, Que.-Mrs. V. \.
| Irish is attending a meeting Of the State
| executive committee Of the Woman s
Home Missionary society in Barre.-ADr.
| and Mrs. w. LaPine and three children
of Springfield, Mass. are guests Of Mr..
! and Mrs CLAYTON Green. corner Main