Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10

Whitney.--Mr and Mrs. II. Is. Bell, daugh-
ter and son, who have been In Boston,
have returned home.-Mrs. Aaron Rattee
OF Braintree has been passing the week
with her sister, Mrs. e. w. Carlisle
/ Mrs. Edna Fairbanks returned Saturday
from n weeks visit In Newport. N. H.,
with her son, Fred Fairbanks, and family.
| Mrs. M w. Campbell went to Warren
Saturday for short VISIT with her hus-
bands relatives.-Miss Annie Wood, who
Is to teach In the primary department of
the Essex Center school, left Saturday to
. begin her work the first of the week.
Clestic Stevens and son. Elton. are In
Salem, Mass, this week attending the
! Rockingham fair. Mrs Roy Thayer left
Saturday for Montpelier Miss Lillian Ise-
nor of Woonsocket. X. l., arrived Saturday
for short stay with her uncle, Herbert
Cook Mrs. Emma Lewis and daughter,
Rose Mary of Chelsea. who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Powers left
Saturday for their home.-Miss Evelyn
Sault returned Saturday from a short stay
in Braintree.-Mrs. John Jacobs of Brain
tree came saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Frank Kidder Her husband came
down Saturday night. to see his mother,
Mrs. Rose Jacobs, who recently under
went an operation for the removal of a
tumor.-The Rev. W. r. SparhawlS left
Saturday to supply the pulpit of the Con-
gregatonal Church at ru;ncy-M Mrs Ed
| ward Sault went to White River junction
| with her two Erandsons. who have been
passing two months with her. and started
on their return to Boston Saturdav-Mlss
VERNE Chamberlin who has been passing
her vacation here, left Saturday for Sax
onville, Mass, where she is to teach
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| North Andovcr. Mass. where she has
n position to teach in the business de-
partment of n school.-Mrs. @. A. Chedel
and Miss Jessie. her daughter left Tues
day for Portland, Conn. to visit Dr.
and Mrs Charles Chedcl.-Mlss Flanders,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. A. Emery, for several days, left Bur
lington Tuesday. The news of the death
of Mrs. G. A. Emery, wife of the Rev.
G. a. Emery of Essex Junction, has been
received. Their son. George Emery, was
with his mother when her death occur
red In Lower Cabot at the home of her
| brother Mrs Emery went with her hus-
band to attend "A reunion and while there
was taken Ill with an attack of cholera
morbus and died August 90. Her remains
were taken to Eden for burial Mrs
| Emery had reached the age of 6 years
ten months and IA days and was born
| in Shipton Can, her former name be-
| Ing Sally Lucinda Doying She was one
of nine children born to her parents. she
being the first to die Mrs Emery was
married to the Rev G. A. Emery when
quite young Two children were born. a,
son, George Emery of this place. and
daughter, Mrs. George Richardson of
Wolcott, both of whom survive Mr. !
Emery will leave his home in Essex and
make his home for the present with his
children.-Miss Iucina Saxton. who mas
been here two weeks from Kccne. y. H..
whore she has the position of librarian |
in the city library. returned to resume !
her work Tuesday.-Patrick WYNN who |
underwent n serious operation at the |
sanitarium ten days ago. is now improv- |
ing and hopes to be able to go to his home |
in Bethel in few days.-Miss Jennie |
, Blanchard has gone to Albany, \. Y, |
to take II course In a business college. /
Her sister, Miss Jessie. a stenoe rapher In /
White River Junction. was In town
Tuesday. having been with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanchard, over Sun
day and Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Manahan 3
OF Bristol. Conn. who We're guests of
Mr. and Mrs o. T. Northrop over Sun
day. went to Canada Monday to take !
possession f farm, on which they will |
remain for a year.
The ladies Of the Eastern star will |
hold supper and social at the home !
Of Robert F.. Parker on School street
Friday ev' ning, to which all members
Of Beulah Chapter will be invited The !
supper Will be served from six o'clock
on.President Guy Potter Benton of the
University of Vermont will give an ad-
dress in the Methodist Church THURSDAY
evening, September T. on Samuel
ADAMS. Patriot" The music will be by
male quartet. It will no the opening
Of the Both anniversary celebration Of
the church.-Mrs. George Taplin ana two
children who have beer passing the
summer here with Mr.. and Mrs G; l..
Davenport, left Wednesday for Brook
line, NRss-Mrs Frank Williams two
daughters. and Miss Blanche shepard.
Mrs, Williams sister, went to Northfleld
Wednesday, to attend tho fair Among
others who went were: Mr. and Mrs
I. s Chase Mrs. Edna Fairbanks. Mrs.
f. a. Heath and Mrs Arthur Howard
Miss Georgia Abbott, who has been i'll
at the home of Mrs. Lena Wright is
drug store OF II. a. Leonard. Mr.. and
MIS-. ". W. Lewis and children arrived
from Queen City Park. where Mrs Lewis
and the children have been passing the
summer.-A child was born Tuesday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Carpenter,
who live In the Cooling house on Pleasant
street.-MT. and Mrs. g. S. Whitcomb 1
are preparing TO go to Nashua. n f., to
pass the winter with their son, f. s.
Whitcomb. young ladies' from the
last class OF the Randolph high school
will enter college at Northampton. Mass,
next week Miss Esther Ham and Miss
Helen Blanchard.-Miss Eleanor j. Clark
of Plymouth, N. H. and Miss May X
Howe, who has been in Leomnster
Mass, arrived Mond1y to teach in the
high school and teacher training de-
partment.
RANDOLPH CENTER
School opened September l. speakers at
the first chapel exercises being Supt H.,
II, Rice, the Rev Arthur Wall. Prof.