Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

tended meeting at the home Of Mrs
George w. Rose on Court street Tuesday
EVENING". Kiddcr has gone to Clare
mont; y. II, whore he was called by the
death of Ambrose Parrow.-Dr.
ana Mrs. T.. W. Marshall and child Of
Albany, n. Y, are in town to visit his
father, George T.. Marshall.--Mrs. T.
stagg and Miss l.. Woods left Monday to
spend week in Buffalo, n. y, and vi
cinity.-M r. Shea, who has been in
New London, Conn, for a few days. has
returned.-A good number went from this
village to Basin Harhor to attend the an
nual outing Of the Addison County Fish
and Game bcague.-Mr, and Mrs. Louis
Obin of Nashua, n. H., after 10 days
visit here to their daughter and son-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Demo, return
ed to Nashua Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Minnie Holbrook's sister, Mrs
Demo, and her three children of Hudson
y. II. They expect to return later to
spend more time here.--Miss ODell Doug
lass, who has been quite i'll for a few
weeks at her home on College street is
slowly recovering and is now able to sit
l'up little while each daY.-Mrs. Bridget
McCue was taken Tuesday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington, where
she is to undergo treatment. She was
accompanied by her daughter. Katherine
McCue, who viii go from there to Platts-
burgh. n. Y, to visit for a few days.
w. Stewart. Sr, of Colorado, a student
at Andover College, is in town to visit his
grandfather. ex-Gov. J. W. Stewart.
The funeral of Mrs. Orrin Smith was
held at her late home on South street
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock and
there was a large attendance. Or. d. H.
Corkran, pastor of the Methodist Church,
| of which she had been a long time mem
her, officiated. The floral tributes We're
many. The burial was in the family lot
| in the West cemetery. The bearers were
| Otis Abbey. Dir. l.. T.. Mellen, S. Ames,
| Charles Brooks, W. X. Foster and b. b..
| Rrown.-Mrs. Charles Earl has returned
| from Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. Patrick
| Costello has gone to Albany, y. v
called to that city on account OF the
dealt of relative.-Judge and Mrs.
Charles l. Button have returned from
burlington. -Harold A. Severy Of Bran
don will act as organist at the Memoir
| !al Baptist Church during the summer
The Misses Eleanor and Agnes Crab =
have gone to Boston, where they will
/ spend a rev WpekS.-MrS. Earnest sever
ance, who has been visiting her mother,
! Mrs. o. p. Moore, for a few days. has
| returned to Proctor The picnic of the
! Middebury Grange. which was held at
/ Lake Dunmore Wednesday, was largely
attended William Tisdae has returned
/ from Burlington Susie Holmes has
gone to Montpelier whore she will visit
her mother for "A few weeks-Mr. and
Mrs II. o. Wales, who spent the winter
| here have returned to Weybridge-The
National bank of Middlebury opened We'd
nesday morning under its new hours
from nine O'Clock to three. This new
change is a great convenience to those
taking the morning trains.-Mrs. NJ. A
i'Heher and children have gone to Shore
ham for a few days.-Mrs. Harry Cobb
Twho has been quite Ill, has so far recov-
cred as to be able to be about again.
IB. +. Wales of Rutland and his dauGh-
ter Miss Mabel Wales, a teacher ir
the high school at Northfcld. are in town
for a few weeks.-Miss Stella Wooster
has completed her school duties at High
gate and returned to town, where she
will spend her summer vacation with
relatives.-M. u. Miles has gone tc
Springfield, Mass, where he will spend
the summer