Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30

guest OF Mrs G.. d. Iowe.-Dr and Mrs
O. A. Gee are spending a few weeks at
Brattleboro Walter Grover Is out after
severe Illness with pneumonia.
Mrs Mollie Durgey, Mrs Harry Fer
ris and Mrs. Roy Brown have returned
from ST. Johnsbury. family of the
Rev. Albert H. Miller the new pastor
of the Baptist Church. arrived Saturday
and are occupying the parsonage. Elk
tensive repairs have been made to the
parsonage. William A. Fuller has
returned from Burlington-Mrs william
II. johnson and Miss Leda NJ. Johnson
have been the guests or relatives in
Rutland. Mrs. Emily J. Clark has re-
turned to Burlington.-Mrs william
Lamplough has returned to Burlington
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Lcmura
Manchester.-Mrs. George guilty of
Dorchester, Mass, is In town. called here
by the Illness of her mother, Mrs De-
lano +. Goodrich.--M. j. Lavonche has
moved from the Smith block to his farm
east of the vlllage..-Mrs. Graves Is III
at the home of her son, Morris Graves,
of River street.-Clarence NJ. Carpenter
is at Bakersfield for the week.
The Rev. +. Barnby Leach visited Bur-
llngton Tuesday to attend meeting OF
the board of religious education of the
diocese of Vermont. Mr.. Leach was the
guest of Bishop Hall at Rock Point
Albert Sumner a well known farmer or
Brandon, died Sunday afternoon at his
home. aged 6S years. He was born In
Brandon and spent his entire life In this
vicinity He was a loyal member of the
First Baptist Church and devoted to it's
interests He is survived by his wife,
two daughters. Miss Fannie and Miss
BERTHA Sumner; and a brother, Henry
Sumner. OF Brandon The funeral was
be held at his late residence Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock, the Rev. Albert
! H. Mills officiating. The burial was
at Pine Hills cemetery.-W. c. GIBSON
has accepted position with n. NJ. Clip
son os bookkecper.-Th St Agnes Guild
of St Thomas Church met with Miss
! Lillian Behan Monday ovening.-Clifford
Mack. a brother of Mrs. Arthur Buttles,
has entered the Rutland hospital for
! treatment The Rev. +. p. Treat and
family of Pittsford We're in town Mon
day.-Frank p. johnson Of the Woodruff
print shop has returned from New York
clty-Silver Lake Lodge X Of P, Will
hold a special meeting this evening
with work on the first and second de-
grees. Miss Margaret Griswold has ac-
copied position as clerk in the Everest
bookstore Mrs George GUILTY re: 'rned
to her home at Dorchester Mass, Tues
dav-Mrs Carrie Paige of Franklin
street Is making extensive repairs to her
residcnce-The Rev. Father W. II. Walsh
of Orwell was in town Monday The
Rev. John l.. Wesley, formerly Of Bran
don. has taken charge Of the Methodist
Episcopal Churches at I.andoff and Swift
water \. II. Mr.. Wesley leaves the
church at MoultonbJro.--Al J. Evans
of Carver street has been confined to tbs
house for several days
Pearl II. Washburn OF Newport, y. II.
has been guest of relatives in town
DR.. and Mrs Waldron Van der Poe
have returned to New York city after
spending several months at the inn. DR.
Van der Peel is the author of severa
medical works.-Mrs. Pearl Kemp is con
fined to her home with the grip. Mrs
Caroline Daniels, well known magazine
writer of New York city, is at the inr
for the summer.-Miss n. T.. Baldwin o
New York city Is IN toWn.-Aldermar
William J. Mccarthy and bride of SOmer
vile, Mass. are at the Brandon Inn or
their wedding trip.-Dr Ladd of Burling
ton was in town Tuesday. He will giv'
! a lecture in the town hall Thursday
evening, May Il. Illustrated by movin.
pictures.-Miss Marilla French has re
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington where she was operated o,
ct pro n
Sheburnc is guest of the Rev. +
Rarnby Leach, p. d, at St. Thomas
. roctory.--Thc Rev. Leroy G. Mattoon q
West Plattsburgh y. Y, a former pas
tor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, !
in town for few days-Seward Frenc
has resumed his studies at the Univer
sity of Vermont in Burlington after
brief visit hcre.-G. 5. Green is her
! from Middlcbury for few days.-Mr:
William Hull is greatly lmproved.--P. A
McAuliffe, w, f. Smith, J. A. Waterma
and j. l.. Marshall of burlington hav
been In Brandon this week.-The stree
cleaning force is busily engaged on tn
e principal streets Of the village.--The III
. neral of the late Albert Sumner w
a largely attended Wednesday Afternoon
e the Rev. y. II. Mills officiating.
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9. Paul Rickert has returned from Akrol
: Ohio, where he spent the winter.-Leo
= Shambo has moved to Castleton.-Tf
r Ladies' Guild of Grace Church met wit
n Mrs. Mitchell LaroCk Wednesday afte
ia noon-Mrs. Osborn johnson has returne
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: been visiting her children several weeks,
- Mr. and Mrs T. j. Bacon are In NJ
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