Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from pnGe FOUR.


church December 10, 1874. He served
Tor number of years on the board of
selectmen and also on the board of
auditors. He was member OF the
board of water and light commits
lioners, which position he had held |
Tor several years, having nearly com
pleted the ninth year at the time of
his death. His death will mean a |
heavy loss to the community.-Mr |
md Mrs. G. c. Gould returned Monday |
evening from Greensboro, where they |
have been visiting their daughter and |
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. A. II. Smith. |
Mrs. Howard Vosburg of Burling- |
ION has returned to her home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Gilmore,
Mrs. Harry Smith returning with her
for few days.---A son was born Sat
urday to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zonne.
L. d. and a. j. Smith made the trip
to Wells River by automobile, return
Ing Monday--NTrs Helen Towne spent
Saturday and Sunday at st. Johnsbury
as the guest of her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Tillotson.-
L. NJ. Paul Of Boston arrived Tuesday.
having been called here by the death
Of his father w. l. Paul.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Mcconnell of Miles City,
Mont, who have been visiting in town
for a week, with headquarters at Mr.
md Mrs. G. A. wilkins, left Tuesday
Tor Boston and Toledo.-Sheldon r.
Crocker succeeds Roy Macomber as
,lerk in the c. r. Morrill, grocery
Itore. Mr. Macomber goes to assume
bis duties as agent for the Grand
Union Tea company at Augusta, Me.
ZONE time this Week.--W. l. Paul, who
Sad been Ill for three years and con-
bned to his bed since July s. died of
Brights disease Tuesday morning at
'15 o'clock.
The funeral Of w. l. Paul will be held
p-day at 200 p m. at his late home on
Onion street. Washington Irving Paul,
Bon of John and Phoebe Paul. was born
1t Rochester June s. 1893. In April. 1871,
be was united in marriage to I<iziah
Bowley Of Newport. and came to Morris
vile to reside in the fall of that year.
During the 43 years of his residence in
Mor1svile Mr.. Paul was leader of
Pauls orchestra, his time being devoted
to that line OF work Mr.. Paul had been
III for three years with Bright's disease,
but was confined to his bed only about
10 days. Interment will be made in
Pleasant View cemetery, Mount Vernon
Lodge. f. & A. NJ, OF which he was
member, conducting a short service at
the grave. Beside his wife. he is sur
Nved by his son, Linley M. Paul of Bos-
tom n brother. Rollin c. Paul; and a
sister, Mrs. Helen Moulton, both OF
Morrisville, and one cousin. x. A. Paul
OF East Berkshire.-Miss Amy McNall
and Malcolm McNall of Maiden, Mass,
who have been guests for a few
days of their grandmother, Mrs.
Mary McNall and aunt. Mrs Milo
Gallup, have gone to Walden for a short
visit before returning home.-Mrs. Lewis
Swenson of Hardwick returned Tuesday
evening after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richard. Mrs. Richardson accom-
panied her for short stay.-Mrs. George
Cook went Tuesday to the Fanny Allen
hospital. Winooski. where she expects to
undergo an operation Her daughter,
Miss Drenna !. Cook, is a guest OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B.
Small, during the absence of her mother.
Miss Lena Sears who has been at her
home in johnson. i'll for some time, re-
turned here Tuesday evening, and has
uttered the Citizens Telephone office as
IN operator.-Mrs. Arthur Stone of Santa
'}arbara, Cal, with her son, Billie. ar
lived Tuesday evening for a visit with
1er mother, Mrs. Deette Woodward
Howard Terril who has recently en-
erred the postal service, and Is doing
substitute work in the railway mail serv-
zee, was ordered Tuesday evening to re-
port for duty on run from Bratteboro
10 Springfield. Mass.-George and David
Cook of West Charleston, residents years
ago of this town, are visiting friends
here, and are guests OF w. s. Cheney
Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Sanders who have
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Sanders, and brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan A. Sanders. returned tc
Burlington Wednesday.-Dr and Mrs. j
A. Robinson went to Burlington Wednes.
day to attend a national meeting Of the
Robinson family Wednesday and Thurs
day.-Mrs. Charles II. Small went tC
Johnson Wednesday to visit her aunt
Mrs. ]. S. Bicknell.-Miss Alice Senesa6
and sister, Mrs. P. E. Baillargeon, OF
Maryville, p O., who are visiting here
went to Burlington Wednesday for the
day.-Mrs. F. w. Silloway went to Hard
wick Wednesday to visit her daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Law.
son.-Mrs. Kate Healey Snow OF Water
town. Conn. is expected Saturday &c
visit former friends. Mrs Snow (Kat,
Healey) is a daughter OF the Rev. Mr.
Healey, a former pastor of the Uni
versalst Church.-Mrs. +. A. Wakefield
of Hardwick, who has been Ill since
February, came Wednesday to visit her
mother. Mrs Eliza Braughal.-Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor Mead have returned from
their wedding trip and will soon begin
housekeeping in the rooms over tho town
clerks office.-Mr. and Mrs. Percie Davis
are parents Of a son, born Wednesday
EDEN MILLS.
Mrs. Onias Whttemore is able to be
out after long characterization White
more Is Ill with mumps.-Mrs. Adams and
c.iisis,-I<.* &h.iz old hataas. for