Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-28

Missisuuoi street, where she is guest,
Friday evening. Miss Beaulac, whose
parents live in Burlington, formerly re-
sided here.-The Unity Sunday school
class had social in the church parlors
Friday evening and tied two puffs Cor
Misses Stella Redmond and Bertha
Cleland, members of the class who are
to be married in the near FUTURE. G.
Pomeroy of Franklin. representing the
university extension work among farm
ers, was in town Monday.-Mr and Mrs.
Paul Maynard of Bedford, QUE have
been visiting Mrs. Maynard's uncle, Louis
Touchette.-O. ]. Corliss of Coats Kans.,
was a business visitor in town Monday.
He was a guest in the home of D. w.
stance Budd of Montreal were guests of
Mrs. A. j. Caldwell over Sunday
Alphonse Benoit of South Franklin and
Miss Victoria Ely Of Durham, Que, were
married in st. John the Baptist Church
Monday, the Rev. G. II. LEcuyer officiat-
ing. A largely attended reception was
given In the evening in Foresters' hail.
]. W. Watt of Montreal was a guest in
the home of j. O. Kimball over Sunday.
The high school won from Morrisville
lage. The score was 10 to s.-Mrs l.. S.
Darrah went Tuesday to Montpelier,
Where she will be a guest fer a few days
In the homo of the Rev and Mrs. Will
liam Shaw.-Among the nearby people to
attend the funeral of w. A. Whitney in
Bakersfield Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs
r N. Towie, Mr.. and Mrs. Il b. Col
cord. Mr.. and Mrs H. e. Towle M.
r
Arlan Towle, II. p. Towle and son, w
3. Towle MIR. and Mrs =. c. Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Hammond. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Chamberlin and L. c. Ken
dall-There was plano recital in Odd
Fellows hall Saturday afternoon by Ave
of the pupils of Miss May Lynch Of
Richford Misses Adelaid Croft, Ruby
Kendall, Elsie Lafey. Inez Beady and
Hildreth Tyler, assisted by the Springer
trio and Miss Anna Puffer. soprano. It
was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs Frank L. kenfield died Tuesday
noon after an illness of six DAYS The
Immediate cause of death was heart fail
ure. Beside her husband she is survived
by a son. Lawrence Frank, and a daugh-
ter. Della May; also her father, Albert j.
Woodward; and two brothers. Arthur and
Roy. Mrs. Kentield was In her 9th year
The funeral will be held at the home to-
day.-W II. Yaw and DR.. c. A. Pratt at
tended the funeral of W. a. Whitney in
Bakersfield Tuesday.-Mrs. A. NJ Aseltine
and daughter, Esther, of Burlington, are
In town.-H A Bashaw has resigned his
position with the DIR. b. J Kendall COM
pany. in charge of the s1wer house at
the river III health was the reason. c.
T.. Laflame who has been in the employ
Of the company 80 years in the packing de-
partment, has been transferred to the po-
stion vacated by Mr.. Rashaw. William
Duffy has entered the employ of the com
pany and will take the place held by Mr..
Lafame. Mr.. Bashaw is moving his fam
lily to a farm in Oreans.-AIrs. George
Centerbar of Groton, Mass, and her son,
Roy. of Barre, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Centerbar will spend a few days
with her brother. A G. Read, in Bakers
ZELDA. r. Marsh has resigned his posi-
ton with the Federal Packing company
and is moving his family to Barton, whore
he has n situation in a restaurant Wal
ter Stevens has entered the employ of l..
T. Jeffords. who has the contract for the
hauling Of cream for the Wachusett
creamery from Frelighshurg M. c.
Cramton came to town from Hlghcate
Springs, where he Is spending the sum-
mer Sunday to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. f. D. Wallace. He returned
there Tuesday.-Mrs. c. 5, Forsythe. who
has been out of health a few months. is
not as WE'LL. G. Towle returned Tues
day night from n tour Of inspection of
the highway work being done In the
county, having come direct from Avery's
Gore. where n considerable stretch is re-
celvlng attention.--Mrs. Lizzie Cutting re-
turned Tuesday evening from a visit of
seven weeks to her son in Barre Mass.