Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-12


son, progressive, l.. A. Brigham demo-
crat, d. d. Howe, republican, III. E.
Newall, progressive. william Bryant,
progressive, Edward Kent, republican.
Mrs. Imogene Goodale returned to
South Royalton Monday.--H H. How
ard, who has been In poor health for
several weeks, left Monday morning
for Burlington, whore he expects to
enter the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Jones and Il. #.
Briggs, who were in Rochester over
sun lay to attend the funeral of Os-
car Martin, returned Monday morning.
Miss Dora Churchill left Monday for
Observation-Disclosures Angie Pike was
with her sister, Mrs. Dole, in North
field over Sunday, returning Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Webster of Bur-
lington who were guests of Mrs. II.
A. Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Webster Satur lay, have returned to
Burlington, leaving Mr.. Webster who
had an attack of illness much i'm
proved.--Mr. and Mrs. James Menard
came from Claremont, n. H., Sunday
night for a short visit with Mr. and
Mrs Clestic Stevens. Mrs. Menard's
parents. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Me
nard, the parents of Mr. Menard. Mrs
stevens is recovering from an illness
of some length.-Harold Gilman. a
former clerk In the store of Bell
Brothers. has come to take the place
of John Henry In the store of T.. A
| Thomas. AMI has rented rooms in the
| house of Mrs. e. o. CHARACTERISTICS
James Wheeler who has been passing
several months with her brother
George Dwyer, and Mrs. Dwyer went
| to Bethel for n short stay with her
parents before going to Boston to re-
sumo her work.-Mrs. Edmund Bruce
who was seriously injured in a fall
several weeks ago, is now improving
Mrs. Mary Montgomery was much
worse Sunday with an attack of hear,
| trouhle.-The funeral of John Bolin
who died at the Center last week, was
held in the Catholic Church Monday
morning. the Rev. NJ. S. O'Donnell Of
floating. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery. He is survived by his wife
a son and 1aughter.-Mrs. II. y. Leon
| ard entertained the Randolph Won
| ans Literary club Saturday
| Mrs Melen Smith, who three week
| ago left the sanitarium after an opera
ton died Tuesday night of a cancerou
disease of the stomach. 1t was onl.
about six weeks ago that Mrs. Smtl
finally gave up and since then had beei
| unable to retain food. Mrs Smith, VIII
was Addie Hill, was married to Mellei
| Smith about 20 years ago. They live
on a farm on the road to Braintree ad
! joining her fathers farm. She was hap
! tized into the Baptist Church here dur
| ing the pastorate of the Rev. j. w
Chesbro about two years ago. sine
when she had been a constant attendan
upon the services at the Braintree Brancl
| Church. interested in all that pertaine'
| TO it's progress. She was also n mem
Der of the Faithful and True Circle o
the Kings Daughters at that place. Sh
was a few months over 81 years of age
She is survived by her husband and on
brother. Hoyt Hill, who, with his wife
was with her at the time of her death
Mrs. Bacon of Roxbury, an old friend
came Tuesday to assist the family. TIL
funeral will be held at the Braintre
Branch Church Saturday afternoon a
two o'clock.
Miss Florence Hobart, Miss Wellington
and Miss Hood gave a pleasant whis
party Tuesday evening at the home 9
| Mrs II. A. Leonard.-Mr and Mrs. A
NJ. Hubbard left Wednesday for Hyd
| Park, Mass, where they went to visi
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Morton, an
husband.-E. A. Thomas Is suffering wit
a neuralgia trouble which confines hir
to his bed. y. c. Buck also has bee
unable to attend to business on accoun
of similar trouble.-Mrs. Joseph Mannin
of East Granville came Tuesday for a
over-nights stay with her mother. Mrs
| Jennie Smith, and also to assist he
youngest brother in celebrating his eight
birthday.-Air. and Mrs C. |. Boyde
left Wednesday for Lebanon. n. H.-Mi
and Mrs. G. A. Chedel will visit thei
son, DR.. Charles Chedel, in Portland
Conn, this Week.-Mrs. Eleanor j. Clar
is confined by nlness-Ray Steven
came from Bridgeport, Conn, last Sun
day to see his mother before her surgics
operation Monday. She seems to be max
4 ing "A satisfactory recovery.-Miss +. i
| Nickerson went to Braintree Wednesda
to spend the day at her home, which sh
} will open for the season as soon as tn
r weather is favorable.-Siver Cross Gil
J Gle OF Kings Daughters held its annus
meeting with Mrs. Nickerson at Th
Naples Tuesday. There were II member
present and two guests. One new men
= Der was admitted.-Mrs. l.. II. Rumri
: has gone to Brookfield to remain wit
her mother and sister for several days
Mrs. w. f. Edison will entertain Bethan
Guild at her home on Main street Thurs
day afternoon at three oclock.-Mr
Mary Montgomery, who has been i'll &c
weeks, Is failing.