Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-09

passed here, but upon the breaking out Oh
the Civil War, he enlisted in the S6th
Massachusetts volunteers. Company Is
He enlisted for three years, but before the
expiration of one year, he was taken Ill
with fever, from which he recovered
slowly and because of disability was dis
charged. After that he came to Kan
dolph and most OF the time since has been
n resident here. In 1865 he married Ella
Pratt Of this place Mr.. Chamberlin was
a faithful and consistent member OF BETH
any Church, and since his early HE mas
been a member of the Masonic fraternity.
He was also a Knight Templar, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Chamberlin have been members or
Beuah Chapter, o. r. s.. since Its or
ganization. Mr.. Chamberlln was also
identified with the L. s Grant Post, G.
\. r., for many years. He is survived by
his wife, one sister, Miss Eta Chamber
lin. who Is a teacher in Montpelier. and
a brother, Hotham Chamborin, now liv-
ing in Palmer, Mass. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. the
Rev Fraser Metzger officiating. The Ma
sons had charge of the service. The
service was held at the home on ac-
count Of the feeble health of the widow.
Misses Jessie Chedel and Lucille Grant,
who passed their vacation at their homes
here, left Monday to resume their studies
at Wellesley College-Mrs. Clarence
Webb of East Granville Is spending a few
days in town.-Clyde Camp has returned to
his home in Concord, n. H.--Mrs. e. IIar-
vey Mendel returned Monday from 10
days stay In Barre and is the guest of
Mrs f. Eaton.-Mr. and Mrs.
n G. Buck and daughter, Miss Iris Buck.
have returned from visit in Lebanon.
n. H.-Miss Vernie Chamberin
who is teaching at Saxonsville, Mass, ar
rived here on Saturday night. for few
days stay with Mrs. O. s. Chamberlin.-
Mrs Horace Cole and Marion Mayo re-
turned to their home in Rochester Mon
day after a weeks stay here.-Miss Jen-
ME Stewart went to Montpelier Monday
for short visit.-Mrs Frank Martin and
Mrs. Charles Brooks We're in Montpelier
Monday.-Services will be held in Beth
any Church every evening this week with
preaching by the Rev. Fraser Metzger.-
Services We're held In the Baptist Church
on Sunday morning and evening. the Rev.
j. w. Chesbro officiating. It is expected
that another man will be sent to supply
the pulpit through the month.-Mrs Emma
Mcintyre, who spent several days with
her brother, NJ. II. Miller, went to Wood
stock for short visit before going to her
home in Burlington.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Holman.
who died April at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. F. Flint, in st.
Nl"dhS' were Drought heie on TIE alter
h"oh udIh frluaN LOT purlal MS hoj-
man was porn III Nhitsaai' n y" De-
cemper " lH2o' ana Is survived by her
daughter with "hom she llNed IN ST
AIpahs', ana son, y. t. Holman, OF
boston Inc funeral was hel1 nj her
4ate nome at S'"o CLOCK saturday morn
ing the Kew. > w. Anthony pastor OF
~ rist 'oiisi fs"''oha' OHuIch' OIL
'i"tihS. MIS- norman curing her mar
r'eu NE HNeu IN town ana Tor several
years aiter the ueath Oh her huspand'
out 'ater went 10 I'VE with her dauEn-
Ter ne eleNeh WoH'hs o'd son OF ME-
ana MIS- oIarehce nun niea fflhaN night
alter an H'hcss OF several days.-Mrs.
rreu bryaht went 10 Northheld saturday
lor WISH VIII" Irlehas'-Mrs Alice
ior"oe ana Rrahuoaushter' FLORENCE
ID uc'' went 10 hepahon' ~ h'' to remain
oN'' ""lludF WIN MI anu MIS- ROBERT
''r uee'-OeorSe biouSett OF Bethel came
va ''"'"iu"S " >iSlt H. - rl4pcrt, MS
p'o'ier-ih-la"' VINO mas peen quit" Ill
lor re" DAYS Win nara colG.-Mrs.
~" vi'hca Vi rei'acook' ~ h. was the
"N'r-7ui'uaN NS'or OF MISS Emma
N'oSe'S on frlday MIS- Ninica brought
the remains or her mother Mrs. f. y.
'.''' q ioi i'le' its'ueHt mere TO Roy
",'0" ioi Jul '"' anu On SATURDAY return
=" 10 n'r home'-Johnson Sargent died
Oh rrluaN night at ms nome on Central
S'ree' "here he had been gradually fall
ms i'r several Weeks MI sargent was
"oi" III town at mayer brook the son
u Aoranam ana hannah Sargent, 70
S'N t'so' anu the greater part or MS
'i' "au peeh passed mere. Upon the
opening Oh the civil war he enlisted and
served his country until he was dis
'hdrseu ana returned mere to take up
other WORK, FOR years he was employed
d. piiuse pu'Iuer on the railroad under
.>o' man INCUBUS VINO was the supef1n-
tehoeht' lie married Nettie Bruce of
=, ooNu' ""o survives nm one son
"eu several years ago me tuneral was
"ciu -no,'oaS ana the Masonic frater-
my 'ooN c'arse Oh the purial-Mrs.
-, !" a'aiiS entertained the randolph
wilma" i"'er"fS cruz at her nome Sat
"iu"s hooh' "heh many members
INV "e'e PieSeit 10 ENJOY pro-
~ pe4"S '"e annual inusl-
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