Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page thrce.)

kda Head of North Falmouth, Mass, and
Luke Conner, a student ut the University
Of Vermont. are their children. They
have also % grandchildren. 20 of whom
we're present at the anniversary Mr..
Conner served in the frontier cavalry In
the time Of the civil war and was among
The number who protected the late Elk
Gov j. G. Smiths family at the time OF
the St Adams raid. Mr.. and Mrs. Con
her are both members of the Methodist
Church and are devoted to all it's inter
tsts. The Rev. G.. +. Crawford presented
tor the Methodist Church two chairs,
and then read an original poem. entitled
1.-THE Tale of the Two Chairs" Follow
Ing this there was n poem by Mrs. A. j.
Foster. in her absence read by Miss Mabel
Hamilton. The Rev. Joseph Hamilton was
also present and made few remarks
and then the bride of SO years ago cut
he wedding cake. which was the gift of
her children, There were many gifts. in
eluding S65 in money and other small ar
sicles from friends. beautiful flowers from
L. S Grant Post, of which Mr.. Conner Is
l member. and also flowers from friends.
The bride of many years was becomingly
gowned in gray mesaaline, with lace over
aress Among those from out of town
present. besides the children ana their
families We're Mrs. T. II. Mahon and Mrs.
Charles Baker of Burlington w II. Con-
nnr. n brother of the host and his family.
Including daughter and two grnndchil
hren. g. J. Cameron and wife of Green
field. Mass. Mr., and Mrs Charles Leon
ard OF West Berlin. Mrs. Leonard of Mont
peler. A. K. Leonard, Mrs. Ellen Leon
ard and Mrs. NJ i. Lawrence and daugh-
ter of NOntpelier.-Mrs. Eugene Carrigan.
after passing two weeks in Massachusetts,
returned Monday night to resume her po-
sition in the home OF Judge j. w. Row.
el--+Miss Evelyn Denney left Monday
morning for Claremont. n. H., where she
IS to teach in the high school this year.
Miss Maud Johnston entertained Sunday
her mother. Madam Johnston her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sim
mons. and the Misses ETA and Jennie
Johnston all of Lebanon. n. H.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Conner have return
ell to Greenfield. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence A. Conner and children to Til
ton. y. H.. after attending the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs f.
T.. Conncr.-Mr. and Mrs rliny Hamilton
of Woodstock arrived Monday for n short
stay with Mr. IIamilton's parents. Tho
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Ilamiton.-Mrs
john Sherhurne Went To- Woodsvilc. N
IT,, Tuesday To visit her sister Mrs.
Ernest Sargent.-Miss Clara Kimball at
tended the state Baptist convention at
Rurlington.-S. s Whitcomb returned
from Bellows Falls Tuesday. where he
visited his son. +. S. Whltcomb, and wife.
Mics Jennie Nadluich. cashier in the
store of T.. A. Thomas. has gone to st.
Adams for a few days stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wuod.-Mrs. Eugene Carrigan
has returned from n three weeks vaca-
ton passed in Massa Chusetts and is again
at the home of Judge and Mrs J. w.
Rowell. Mrs LouVan Rogers, who has
been there in her absence. left Monday
night for her home IN Norwich.-Mrs T.
T. Huntington of Burlington is being en-
tertained by Mrs Ellen Huntington.
Ellen I.attimcr has returned from an
over-Sunday stay in Chelsea. Tho First
Church of Christ gave a public lecture in
bethany parish house Tuesday night. the
Speaker being Frank Bell. G. s, OF IIar-
rishurg, Pa-Fern Rcbekah Lodge gave a
''510' party at their hall Tuesday might
Miss Helen blanchard left Tuesday for
resume her studies at Smith College,
Miss Mildred 1Iutchins after passing a
week with her mother. left Tuesday for
Boston to enter simmons College for her
senior year of study.-Cyril Angel re-
turned Tuesday to Dartmouth College
and Dwight Adams also left to enter the
same place.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Tewks-
bury returned Tuesday from a trip TO
Lake Champain, Lake George and Sara.
toga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Addy Of Barre
Tho We're married last week. We're in
town over Sunday to visit relatives
Lewis Flint was in town over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
tIint, returning to the University of
Vermont Sunday nght.-Mrs. a. T.
Stephen and Mrs. a. Z. Dena were in
Bethel the last of the week to attend the
hi;h wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence l1olbrook. Mrs Mary
Strong left Wednesday for Keene, n. f..
called there by the death Of her brother,
Hon. Herbert Wall of that city. which
occurred Monday afternoon. Mr.. Wall
was also brother of the late w. b.
Wall OF this place, and had reached the
age of 76 years He had been mayor Of
the city, was bank official, and a men,
ber of the governors council, He is sur
vived by his wife and a son, William B..
Wall of Keene.-Mr. and Mrs. Pliny
Hamilton of Woodstock have returned
after visiting Mr., Hamilton's parents. the
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamilton.-Mrs.
Bagley OF Central street left Wednesday
afternoon for Hartford. Conn, where she
will remain with her son, Winfrcd Bagley.
and family for the winter.-J H. Head.
who came to attend the wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Conner.
returned to his home in North Fall
mouth, Mass, Wednesday, leaving mis-
wife for longer stay with her parents
"A clothing store has been opened on
Merchants row by parties from Burling-
ton.-The regular meeting Of Beulah
Chapter will be held this evening. and n
good attendance is desired. Miss Annie
Messer has returned from Woodstock ana
Hanover, n. Fl,
RANDOLPH CENTER,
frank H. Edison was takcn IN the