Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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hawk, is ere.-Miss Elida sandspra
went to Northneld Sunday night.--A son
was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
kilder, who live on a farm few miles
otf of the village. The child is the
grandson of Mrs Matte Copeland.-Th
union Thanksgiving service Thursday
VIII be held at Bethany church, with
the Rev. Fraser Metzser for the speak
er.-The regular meeting of Bculah
Chapter, @. T.. s, which falls upon
THANKSGIVING night. has been postponed
to the following night, Friday, the 9th
Mrs Ray Ordway returned Sunday
night from "A weeks stay in Boston,
Mrs. \. II. Ford of Granville came Mon
day to visit her son, John Ford, and
remain over Thursday.-A man from
Ttnbridge. whose name is not known.
was brought to the sanitarum Saturday
night with "A broken leg. caused by being
shot while hunting
Mrs Alice Wheeler of Keene, n H.,
after passing "a week with Mrs c. f.
Aouton and family, left Tuesday for her
home.-The regular meeting of the Chris
tan brotherhood was held at the parish
house Monday night, when there were
present Ga at the meeting and supper.
Following the supper the company were
addressed by Raymond Trainor. secre-
tary of the Vermont option League, who
smoke for the local option side of the
liquor question and was afterwards en-
tertancd by DR. and Mrs. f. A. Eaton.
At the next meeting it is expected that a
speaker from the prohibition side will be
present and speak for the ADVANTAGES of
that side of the quost IN. 1t is also eX-
dress in favor of equal suffrage will he
given, when the ladies in town will he
invited to be present.-Mrs. Luther
SparhaWk. who has been i'll for several
days. is now very low and her recovery
is not expected. Her son, George Spar
hawk of Beaver. Pa, has been summoned
ard is expected to arrive soon.-Mr and
Mrs. rial Clark of Rrooktield left Tues
day for New York to pass the winter
with their daughter, who Is "A teacher
In the city.-liarry Chadwick of ST.
Aihans arrived Tuesday and Mrs. chad
wick arrived Wednesday to pass
the THANKSGIVING season with Mrs. Clara
hvcrill. who is Mrs. Chadwick's mother
Mr. Chadwick will indulge in deer hunt
ing while in this place and vicinity
Mrs j. p. Clifford left Tuesday for Bar
ION 10 pass nu1SO'lN WIN Ilti phI'"''
The doctor is expected to join her there
for THANKSGIVING VI. and Mrs. Joseph
Atwood went to Sharon and before their
return viii he in Stratford.-Mls. Este.la
Buck, who has been with her son. n. c.
Buck, and family for scHeral days, left
Sunday for her home in Lebanon, y. H.,
and Mr.. ana Mrs Buck expect to 80
there Wednesday for the holiday, return
Il
Bowen after passing two weeks with her
brother. Roy Abbey. and family. return
ed to Bethel Monday.-Mrs. f. y. Morse
entertained party of y ladies at her
home Monday afternoon.-The regular
meeting of Fern Rchekah Lodge was held
at odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening.
Officers for the next year We're nominated
and Will be voted upon at the last meet
ing in December.
Mrs Luther sparhawk who had been
critically i'll for n week, died Tuesday
night at her home on Pleasant street
Nir:s. SparhawS had been known in town
for many years, and had IA large circle
of friends who will mourn her death. The
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral are not yet
completed The deceased is survived by
her husband, two sons. the Rev. W. r.
Beaver, Pa, ana one daughter, Miss
blanche SrarhaWk, who has been faith
tul IN her care FOR her mother Tor months
she also leaves ha!f-slsteH, Mrs. smith,
who has been with her Tor few days,
and one brother, chester Hlckford VINO
lives In tp"il-Miss Helen Blanchard has
come IRON smiths College for few
days stay with her parents, DR. and Mrs.
L. O. blanchard, and Miss Ruth Scott is
also at home for few days with her
parents, Dr and Mrs. G. w. Scott.-Nirs.
w. F. Edison and Miss Maud Johnston
went to Lebanon y. H., Wednesday to
stay over Thursday with their mother,
Mrs. Johnston-M Nellie Flynn, for
several days the guest Of Miss Annie
Messcr, went to Bethel Wednesday,
and Mrs. j, I. Norton of Berlin came
Wednesday to pass few days with their
daughter, Mrs LaRosc who lives on
shool street Mrs. Andrew Gould went
to Caysyille Wednesday for a few days
Frank Could, expecting that her husband
would join her Their, Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs s. s. Whitcomb went to Bellows
Falls Wednesday, to remain till Sunday
with their son ana wife, Mr. and Mrs
f. S. Whitcomb.-Mr. and Mrs H. W.
Vail went to Pom.ret Wednesday to pass
THANKSGIVING with their son, Solon Vail
Miss Minnie Carpenter returned We'd
ncsday from a several DAYS stay in War;
rem, the guest of her brother-Miss Minis,
one Of the hish school assistant teachers
IIf NF..1,, 10.