Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-08

! Thursday evening from the Fanny Aller
hospital. Winooski where she has re.
| ceived treatment. -Wolter Isham of Ian.
caster, N. H., came Friday morning
Joining Mrs. Isham in a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Eta Shaw.--Mr. and Mrs
j. J. Morton and Mr.. and Mrs f. w.
Whitmore of Worcester, Mass we're
guests Thursday and Friday at the Ran
dali while making an automobile tour
Mrs Morton will be remembered as Miss
Hattie Bundy, a former resident who
visited friends while here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Tillotson and
daughter, Marion, Of St Johnsbury spent
Sunday with his brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Tillotson, and her mother,
Mrs. Helen Towne--NIiss Lucille Robin
son, who is teaching at Spauldlng high
school. Barre, was a guest Sunday Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Robin
son.-W. e. King Of the Manchester CN.
H. Mirror was in town Friday and Sat
urday-Jacques Sencsac Of Stanbridge
Station, F. O., spent Sunday here with
Mrs. Senesac.-Mrs w. H. Mcleod and
son, Walter, Of Montreal came Saturday
evening to visit her brother and sistor-in-
law. the Rev ana Mrs w. T. Bakor.-
W. C. Ward and r. b. Ellis went Monday
TO Highgate Springs for a few days duck
shooting. Mrs Il. NJ. Wiley of Green's
boro was a guest Monday Of Mrs. p. j.
Kelley Mrs. Cora Whipple left Monday
for Boston, where she Will s,cnd the
winter with her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Whipple.-Atiss Frcda TaIhert
of East Hardwick was a guest Sunday Of
Mr., and Mrs. T. J. Stewart.-C. T. Nor
rill, who recently sold his grocery bust
ness to A. w Waite. has now sold his
meat cart and meat market business to
Mr. Waite, retaining his slaughter house
and the business connected with it.-Nr
ana Mrs. f. o. Walter ami son. Oreon.
ana Mrs. Alice Robinson OF Burlington
wore guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
s. Robinson.-E. s Johnson moved Mon
day to the Barncv Brickay farm in stowe.
which he recently purchased
Mrs. G. ]. a. Smith, after m FL
ness of year having been confin-
ed to the bed for ninc months with
Brisht's disease, died September 80 at 200
p. IN. Leone +. Ross, daughter of
Daniel and Eliza Glngham) Ross. was
born at Waitsfeld November q. 1853 She
was uited In marriage to George l. A.
Smith March 10, 1852, and had spent her
married life on Smith farm at Norris
town Corners. Mrs Smith was a mem
her Of Lemoile Lodge, n. e. o. P, and
an active member as long as her health
permitted. Funeral services were held
at her home Saturday at 200 p. m.
the Rev. r. y. Cramner officiating. In
terment was made In Mountain View
at Morristown Corners The
bearers were Elmer L. Ryder, II. s
Richardson, Frank shippy, a. J. Bartlett,
Herbert Kcele r and Clark Richardson.
Bisides her husband. she is survived by
n daughter Miss Lorna c. Smith Of
Montpelier; a SON Charles II. Smith Of
Morristown; three brothers and one sis
ter, Eugene b. Ross of Chicago. John
\. Ross OF Rock Island, H., Daniel j.
Ross Of Boston and Mrs. May Pierce of
Worcester.
Tho Junior class Of Peoples Academy
held a. social at Academy hall Friday
evening. A few musical numbers We're
given, also n farce, followed by a social
hour In which marching and dancing We're
enjoyed. Refreshments We're served Mrs
Lloyd Robinson assisted in giving the
farce.-Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Story
We're given n reception Friday evening at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Smith, The many friends pres
ent gave n purse to the bride the Rev.
w r. Best making the presentation. Mrs
Story made an appropriate rcsponse.-Mr
and Mrs. Alton Lawson of HardRick
came Friday TO visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Silloway.-Mrs. Sarah Lunt
visit at Greensboro and Hardwick.
- Miss Ella Taylor returned Friday ovou-
ing from St. Johnsburv.-Mrs Folk Bur
nor, and daughter, Mrs. George Fowler of
stowe, returned Friday evening from a
visit at Jeffersonvile, their former home
Miss Kate Howard arrived Friday even
ing from Saratoga Springs, y. Y. where
she, with the Rev. and Mrs. V NJ. Hardy,
has spent several weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy stopped or at burlington for n
short stay.-Carrol Merriam of Topeka,
Kan, a former Morrisvile boy. visited
Worthwhile Friday and Saturday. a guest
while here Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Clark.-Mrs. Clara b. Niles, as inspecting
officer went Saturday to VOL
colt to inspect George p Foster Corns.
No. &C. W. r. C.--Willard Whitcornb of
Connecticut, a former resident of La
noble, was n guest Friday of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel :. Luce-Mrs. Everett Campbell OF
Iiardwick was a guest Friday of Mr. and
Mrs David McNaughton.-Har Oar
ling Of Albany came Saturday to visit his |
mother, Mrs. Il. F. Darlng.-The Union |
iranite works were shut down Saturday |
IN account of the funeral of William !
Wallace.