Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04

hospital at Burlington, where she has
been for three weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Cole are at Essex Junction for a week.
Mr.. Cole will probably purchase d farm
in that vicinlty.-H. G. r. Watson of New
York city Is in town for a few days
The Rev. Charles Cahee, whose funeral
was held Monday afternoon at the w.
VI. Church. died at Hogansburg. N. Y,
after a brief Illness of erysipelas. He was
a native of Rochester and was at one
time pastor of the local w. NJ. Church.
The funeral was conducted by the Rev.
r. d. Carpenter OF Giens Falls. assisted
by the Rev. o. q. Wyman Of Chittenden
and the Rev. Charles A. Heath. Burial
was at the Forestdale cemetery.
As soon as the necessary re-
pairs are completed on the basement Of
the Hill block. the Woodruff print shop
will be removed from Seminary hill to
that building Mrs. Lulu Carr Miller IS
lmproving.-Norman a. Swinington and
Miss Eva Mae Allen OF Leicester june
ton were married at the Methodist par
sonage Tuesday by the Rev. Robert
II. Washburn. Mr.. Swinington is an en-
ploye of the Rutland railroad and the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
iuIt fhiiCt, sit'Ii Va tbi7
town. The couple will live at Leicester
Charles Hardy of Leicester will move to
the Hammond fruit farm. where he has
a position.-Miss Margaret Griswold Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Eugene Wood
ruff. at Burlington.
The Rev. f. D. Carpenter Of Glens
Falls. n. Y. gave a sermon at the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church Monday evening.
II. L.. ...,;l--, II .h. VI Nnl1nNr
Conference. Charles Dodge of Chitten-
den has bought the George n. Burke farm
in the Arnold district and will take pos
session April Miss Marion j. Kingsley
is in Rutland.-The Rev. Thomas Steven
son Of Vergennes has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Severy.-The Young
Peoples society of the Baptist Church
had "A candy pull at the home OF Frank
Lovett Tuesday evening.-The Rev. j. NJ.
Lonergan If the Holy InnOcents Church,
Rutland. poke at the Lenten service In
st. Mary . church Tuesday evening. He
was III. guest Of the Rev. Eugene r.
Cray.--Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Chandler are
at Silver Lake for a few days.-Mrs. FIN
ma Lawyer Mead of New Bedford, Mass.
is in town. Willard -. Clark of Sudbury
l.. visiting nj Irving Carr's.-Lesli McIn-
tire is in Bennington.-The Green Print
snop will soon be moved from the present
location on Franklin street to the Farr
block on Union street.-Two SUNDAY
School classes of the Baptist Church en-
ioyed n slcigh-ride to the home of Miss
Hattie Winslow in Sudbury Monday
evening. The building recently sold by
Fred Brosseau to Isaac Shapiro is being
fitted up for store purposes.-Wallace
Dow Of Pttsford is visiting his brother,
Jay A.. Dow.-The Woman's Foreign Mis-
aionary society of the Congregational
Church will meet with Mrs. Fred w.
Briggs this afternoon.-The engagement
is announced Of Joseph Churchill and
Miss Isabella Whitlock. formerly of Bran
don.-A delegation of odd Fellows attend
cd a celebration Of the Rutland lodge
Tuesday evening. Last evening st. Pauls
lodge conferred the third degree on five
candidates. A banquet was served by
the Eastern Star chaptcr.-Dut of town
people to attend the funeral Of the Rev.
Charles L. Cahec included: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baker of Saxtons River: Fred
Cahee. Mrs. William Cahee and daught-
ers of Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Du-
paw of Pittsford; MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Williams of Leicester and Mrs. j. ..
WILDER Of Salisbury. The bearers were
". p. Avery. Frank Lewis. Carl Will
liams Hiram Rickert, William Lannan
and Lucius Thomas.