Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-27
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summer with her son, II. H. Hatch, and
family Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Roberts of
Manchester came Saturday for few
days with Mrs Roberts father. Lyman
Hutchinson j. Harrison Thompson
and children who have been in Hart
ford Conn. for a month, have returned
homo.--A son, Boyce Edward. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols at the
santarium on May II. The mother OF
the child is better known here as Mary
Boycc.--I. :. Chase left saturday Tor
Nowtonvllc, Mass. to spend some time
with his son, John Chase joining MIS-
Chase. Miss Ella Lincoln came saturday
for several days with Mrs. Joseph TNson.
The Estabrook farm, about a mile be-
low the village, has been sold to oscar
NJ. Johnson of Rochester, who VIII take
possession November Mrs. Lucic Wall
Ecchman arrived Thursday night for n
few weeks with her mother. Mrs. w. u.
Wall. after an extensive sea voyage IN
which she visited Honolulu, Mrs, c. H.
Newton and daughter, Miss Ethel New
ton. have come from Barre the former TO
remain in her home for an indefinite
time Miss Newton will return Monday
to resume her work IN the office of the
Barrc Tmes.--A concert vas given in
the music hall Friday night for the bcne-
1T Of the Belgian relief fund. Tho pro-
,ram was made UP Of selections by
,ocal talent-Mrs. Don Moore of sharon
was the guest of q. j. Matcou and fam
uy SATURDAY. Edwin Goodwin vas able
10 he about SATURDAY, much improved
rom his late Illness. A game OF ball
Tas played here on Saturday between
he South RoYalton boys and the local
Team. which resulted in n victory for the
former. the score being Il to > in favor
of South Rovalton. Mis- Charles llib-
bard. former resident but low of
South Poyalton, was i'll town saturday.
Randolph Grangv conferred the third
and fourth degrees upon a class If =
Saturday night.
John Race died a, the saultarium
Wednesday May IA He had been n
great sufferer from cancer and had been
at the sanitarium since the first Of April
lie is survived by wife and eight chill
dren The funeral vas held Friday after
noon.
Mrs Hedges Of Woodstock and daughter
Miss Hedges Of Mortified were guests
Of M and Mrs. G. L. Davenport Mon
day.-rre-m memorial services wer" held
Sunday afternoon in tho Baptist church,
the Rev II Thompson giving n scr
mon on 'IIc Steadfastly Set His Face
Toward Jerusalem" \ choir of mixed
voices sang and the service was attend
ed by the t. S Grant Post. the associate
members of the post. the Wonan's Relief
Corps Rev Fraser MetzGer preach
ed in the Braintree Church in place Of
Mr. Thompson who occupies that pulpit
each Sunday afternoon.-The Rev. ana
Mrs C. O. Howe went To Rochester Mon
day to take home Mrs. Ilowe's sister. Mrs
Emily Stockwell. Mrs. II T.. Brver left
Monday to spend few weeks with her
sister in Rochestcr.-Mrs, CestiC stevens,
who has been in Norwich with her dauEh-
ter, Mrs. James Menard for few weeks.
returned home Sunday Mrs. G. l.. New
ton. who has been with her daughter,
Miss Ethel Newton. in Barre. has return
cd and opened her house on School street
for the summer-Mr. and Mrs w. A..
George have bought Of Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Reynolds their place on Forest street
and will move there next week. Mr.. and
Mrs Reynolds moving to the tenement in
the Newton house on School street to re-
main FOR the sum,ner-Mrs Harold Per-
kins and children OF Woodstock are being
entertained by Mrs. Perkinss parents,
the Rev and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton. for
II few davs.-'Mrs. J. ". Thompson and
daughter Miss Beatrice Thompson, of
Montpelier. who have been with MI and
Mrs. A. J. Foster. since Friday, returned
Sunday night to Nor tpeier DR. +. \.
Eaton is confined 10 his bed by illness. -
Mrs Nina Tyler came from Lebanon, y.
H.. Sunday night for a short stay.-'Miss
Josephine Dana. an assistant teacher in
the high school here. returned Sunday
night from visit In Pomfret-O. r.
Greene and family who have been in quar-
antne on account of the illness OF their
daughter. Miss Florence Greene with
diphtheria. have heen released. the child
having nearly recovered Flora
Bell is suffering from rheumatism.-Miss
Inez Litchfield is also i'll at the home OF
her sister, Mrs f. F. Bxby. The Whit,
River Electric company are repairing the
line about the square.
The S5th annual meeting of the
orange County Association OF Congre-
gational Churches will he held with
Bethany Church in this place on May
81 and 2S with the following program
At II o'clock devotional exercises will
he held with the Rev. Fraser Metdyer
to lead; organization. The Purpose of
This Convention" the Rev. j. NJ. Com
stock of Chelsea; dinner at the parish
house AT noon. At 80 Thursday af-
ternoon devotional exercises will be
led by the Rev. John Lawrence; read
ing of records, report Of standing com
mittee, at $50. address by Miss Helen
b, Calder, home secretary of the Won
ans board of missions, address by Miss
Harriet L. Osborne, missionary from
Foochow, China, Mt 3:S0. association
Sermon by the Rev william Taylor
communion service with the Rev. Johr
irons to preside. at six o'clock, sup
per served in the parish house. AZ
led by the Rev. G. r. Goodliffe; ad
dress by the Rev, Arthur Bailey OF
South Hadley, Mass; address by the
Rev. Frank Hodgdon of Boston. A
nine o'clock Friday morning devotiona
service will be led by the Rev G. F,
Goodliffe; conference on work of Sun
day school and publishing society
conference on annuity fund for Con
gregational minister's. address by tn.
Rev. Frank j. Locke, address, by tn,
Rev. ] X Tracy, fnal business anc
adjournment with dinner at the par
Ish house at nOon.---Misses EdWint
Stockbridgo, both members of tn,
graduating class at the Whtcomb hlgl
school At Bethel, were in town Tues
day, guests Of Miss Lambs aunt, Mrs
X. r. Slack.-Miss s. /. Parish return