Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page twclvc).

Major Carlos w. Carr, an aged resi-
ent is quite ill.-The Forestdale and town
|chools opened Monday with the follow
Ing teachers District 1, Miss Loretta |
Isnley district 8, Miss Bertha sumner
district S, Miss Rose Parmelce district D.
Mrs. II. d. Martini district 10, Miss EVA !
Griffin. Forestdalc, district 49, grammar !
Miss Nette Rowe; intermediate. Miss
Collins; second primary, Miss FANNIE
sumner; first primary, Miss Ethel Baker !
Miss Lottie Munroe Of Lowell Mass |
Ind Mrs. f. A. Blossom of Sprlngheld |
Mass, are visiting Miss Jessie Ferris
Mrs Ross H. Wells Of Oak Square !
Mass, is with friends I'm town.-Dr' q. { |
Baker and family are attending re-
inion Vt the Baker family Mt Mechanics
Vile, n. Y.-At the progressive caucus
held at the band hall saturday evening
Fred G. Spooner was elected chairman
and W. Carlos Gipson secretary The
Following were named as delegates to the
rounty conveutin to be held at Rutland'
Charles Dcgarmo, r. l.. Cool, Erastus
spooner. Or. T.. l.. Averill Burt Alden.
and George Brown.-The Manhattan
Shirt company resumed operations Mon
Edward G. Wheeler of Dorchester, Mass,
IS visiting Mrs. A. f. Kingsley.-Mlss
Mildred Barker is the now bookkeeper
at the First National bank. Miss Barker
recently came from Burincton.-Mrs. II.
7 Beard of Watervlle and Mrs. H.
Powers Of johnson are guests of Judge
and Mrs w \. Atwell of Douglas
Park -Harand Chamberlain IS spending
n week I'm MiddlobulY Harold a.
severy played the pipe organ at the Ba~-
list Church in Mlddlobury Sunday
17dvard Rirley Of Washington n. g.,
&c visiting his mother Mrs. l.. S. Marsh.
Mrs Carrie PAGE of Ludlow is in town.
The Rev and Mrs. Lewis r. Carter OF
the Albany street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Schenectady. y. " are spend
ing three weeks Mt Silver Lake.-Miss
Emma Iura of Burlington, who is study
ing to be a nurse at the Mary Fletcher
hospital is visiting in town.-Mrs,
Arthur Curry Of Newton Highlands,
Mass is in town.-Miss Minnie Colptts
Is visiting relatives at Enosburg Falls.
Reginald Wetmore has returned to his
home at Minneapolis, Mimi, after visiting
NJ r. w. Wood s,-Miss Ada Mason OF
Rutland has been the guest Of Mrs. Addie
C. Woods.--Mrs. Ann f. Taylor widow
of James r. Taylor. died at her home on
Franklin street Monday evening after
brief illness She was born in Rutland
November - 1880. the eldest of seven
daughters of Siloe and Elizabeth punkle'.
Her early life was spent at Ifttsford.
Her husband was a prominent business
man of Brandon and late Of brooklyn.
Mrs. Taylor is survived by two sons, Frank
T. TAYLOR of Middlehury and j. Grant
TIA ylor of Brooklyn; also by three sisters
Mrs Mary Bresee and Mrs. Lorraine
Phelps Of Brandon and Mrs. Susan Hunter
of Newton, Iowa Mrs. Taylor was
member of the Congregational Church ana
although blind for many years bore her
affliction with Christian fortitude.-
The Episcopal services at Lake
Dunmore closed Sunday evening with
sermon by the Rev F. Barnhy Leach. \
sum of money Is on hand toward the erec-
ton OF a chapel at the lake. The Lake
Dunrnore association will donate a site
for the proposed chapel-Miss Eta Gro
YER is at northampton. Mass-Arthur
Hendry is at the Middebury fair for
three days as band master.-Mrs John
Horton left Tuesday for her new home In
Brookline, Mass. Her mother, Mrs. w.
H. Flint, accompanied her.-The Brandon
Concert band will play Monday at tho
Rutland fair.-Prof. J. p. Brown, the
dancing master, has returned to Port
chester, n. Y.-At the progressive caucus
f. c. Spooner. Z. o. Cool and w. c. Clip
son were appointed a town committee fol
two years.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Frazier
have returned TO Glens Falls. y. Y, aite.
visiting at S. R. Rislng's of Cemetery
avenue.-Mrs. Charles A Dana of New
York city is visiting Mrs. T.. d. Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris are at Lake
Dunmore for week.-Mrs.. Timothy
Alden is seriously Ill the home of hcl
son. Burt II. Alden.-Mrs. c. b. Crockett
IS in Boston-Road Commissioner George
Leonard is building a piece of state roat
near the farm of Guy Hosmer
The family of Judge W. A. Atwell has
moved to NIiddlebury College. where hi'
daughters. Elsie and Estele, will entel
Middlebury College. Judge Atwell vii
continue TO reside in Brandon and hope!
to represent the town at the next SEES
sion Of the Legislature.-The funeral o.
Mrs. Ann d. Taylor will he held from hel
late home on Franklin street this after
noon.-E T. HethcringtOn of Wells
River Is in town preparing to open hi
general store in the Smith block.-A, D
Needham OF Bennington is the guest O
his son. Charles " Needham-An illus
trated lecture on Mexico was given a
the Baptist Church Tuesday evening
There was a large Recommendations
Curren is at Wilsboro, n. Y, for
week-Mr. and Mrs Harry Maranvill
of Maple street are parents of a daugh
ter, Ida May.-The Misses Beatrice AM
Roxana Spooner are visiting relatives a
Norwich, Conn.-The Rev. and Mrs
Lewis f. Carter have returned to thei
home at Schenectady, N. Y-Mr an
Mrs. John Anoe have returned to thei
home in Proctor.-Mrs. Arthur L. Buttle
If spending week in Orwell.-Miss Led
b. Johnson has accepted position
the office of the Ayrshire Breeders az
sociation.-Secretary Morhous of II
Mlddlebury Y. NJ. c. A. was In tow
Tuesday fresh air childrt
returned to their homes in New Vol
City Tuesday morning after spendr
two weeks in town.-Miss Dorothy Co
returned Wednesday from the Mai
Fletcher hospital at Burlington, whe
she had an operate for appendicitis.
The Rev. Raymond Plumb has returnC
20 his home at Windham, Conn.-Mi
Hazel Cole of Burlington is visiting MI
Herman W, Williams Mrs n
Capen has reopened her dressmakir
parlors after an absence of n month
Ohio-Mrs Hattie Nichols has return'
70 her home in Boston The boys Of II