Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-15

War. and a well known farmer OF Add
son. died Thursday at his home after
an illness of several weeks Besides
wife he leaves one son, Willis. and two
daughters, the Misses Helena and Lucy,
all of Addison. The funeral was helu
Sunday afternoon Mt one O'CLOCK
| Representative George w. stone ID 10
, deliver the Memorial day address at
| Barre--The infant son OF MI anu
Mrs Henry Austin died April I"
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Powers gave
party at heir home on School street
Thursday evening in honor OF the I'th
anniversary Of their marriage, g Of their
friends being personalities Bertha
Spencer has returned to Bristol after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Harvey +. Beach.
%. 8. Hoyt Of Starksboro is visiting
his daughter Mrs. Della GOugh.-The
| condition Of Mrs. Charles Holcomb, Jr,
who was threatened with pneumonia, Is
improved. rlie Alden of Columbia Uni
| versity was called here Friday by the
death of his mother, Mrs. John M
| Alden.---Mrs. Martin Lyon OF Dorchester.
| Mass. is in town, called here by the
death of her sister. Mrs. j. Nj. Alden
j. c. Hayes of Ticonderoga. n. y, visit
ed his daughter Saturday at the home
of their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Desire Renaud.-Mrs. w. \. Mead of
, Hartford, former resident Is the guest
| of Dr. and Mrs. J. Il. Powers for n
few days--Miss Cassidy Of Poultney and
Mrs. Katherine Grnnell of Ticonderoga,
n. y, are the guests OF John NJ Alden
and daughter, Miss Mary.-Waldo Powers.
who has been spending his vacation
with his parents Dr. and Mrs. j. b.
| al 60 ACad-
envy Saxtons River.
The body OF Henry w. Allen, a prom
inent dealer in real estate in BrooklS n,
n. v, was brought here Tuesday noon
and burial made in Prospect cemetery
by the side OF his wife, Emma, who was
the daughter of the late II. c. johnson,
for many years editor and publisher Of
the NerEennes Nermonter and also post
master here for several years. Mr. Allen
was we'll known here, having for several
years spent his summer vacations in
Addison. The Rev. Thomas Stevenson
offciated at the grave and the bearers
were: II. w. Spooner, r. W. McCucn,
I'liny Norton and Richard Warner.
Among those present from away We're:
Mrs. Grace stevens of Brooklyn, n. Y,
a daughter of the deceased, and Mrs. W.
G. Otis of Danby.-Joe. Gowett has re-
turned from IIolyoke, Mass. where he
spent the winter.-Mrs f. G. Norton
2 and daughter, Miss Ruth Norton, left
Tuesday for a keeks visit to their
niece and cousin, Miss Ruth Dickerson,
Of White Plains. n. Y.-At the annual
meeting of the woman's Bible class of tho
p. Congregational Church officers were
= elected as follows: President, Mrs. f.
/ N. Graves; vice-president, Mrs. r. A
&
e urer. Mrs. II. c. Colby-Mlss Marjorie
c Lee Of Middlebury College is spending
= the spring vacation with her parents
e Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Lee.--The Rev. ant
/ Mrs. Charles Rider of Spokane, Wash
II who have been visiting their cousins
$. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adams, have gone
;. To West Rutland to visit relatives.-Mis:
e Ada Willard, who has been assisting il
i the postoffice, has returned to Burling
II ton.-Miss Ethel Tull has returned from
y q two weeks visit to her aunt, Mis-
y Mary Murphy of Brooklyn, and resumed
s. her duties in the central telephone office
It Supt. +. n. Graves of the Vernon
= Shade Roller company and Mrs Grave
Is went yesterday to Burlington to atten,
& the funeral of Willard Crane. presiden
s of the company.-C. r. S. Pierce William
9 Crosby and George Day have returne,
N from St. Adams, where they ATTENDED
r the 4Sth annual encampment of the De
" partment of Vermont, Grand Army of tn
is Republic.-The Champlain Valley Telc
IS phone company has installed a teephon
Is in the residence of Mss Fanny Brecken
tn ridge on Maple street, call l4-2.-Mis
lit Theresa Middlebrook has begun teachin
as the spring term of her school in Add
a. son.--Trederick and Miss Katherine Els
of Of Mid6lohury ('olleDa 9DaO6iop
d. vacation with their parents, Judge an
Mt Mrs. Frank l.. Fish.-Mss Pauline Row
lie land of Nddlebury College Is the CUES
rs Of Miss Mary Stone-Mrs. John Donova
en- has returned from a two weeks visit
n her parents Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Smt
Tx of Crown Point, Y.-Miss Marjori
vo Phelps of Middlebury College is vsitin
In her father, DR. Frank c. Phelps.-Mis
in Alice Merrill has moved to rooms in til
OIL L. C. Everest house on Main street
In MIS- Sarah Ward. who has been spenC
ed ing the winter with her daughter. Mr.
a. c. T. S. Pierce has returned to Ne
ny Haven.-Harold and Miss Mary Stone
*. Middlebury College are passing Il
lily spring vacation with their parents. NJ
&c and Mrs. George f. Stone.-Henry
ISIS Smith has returned from a weeks Wis
lin to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Samu
ed Smith of Crown Point n. Y, and frien'
5, in Mineville, y. Y.-The Verne Il Sha,
lp- Roller plant shut down yesterday a
We count of the funeral in Burlington
ed the president of the company. Villa
wo Crane. Among the employees of the cor
- pany here who attended the funeral wer
ng Arthur Ringer. Eleazar Ware, Cyr
ge Brown, Frederick Demper. Villa
sc N1oorby. Henry Morris. Joseph Bunc
G. no I'd Tnh nd a ri
led Duprey.-George Bostwick, Jr assists
m rural mail carrier has been deiver
of the mail on route No. for the pa
Nd few days John Tier. the regular carrie
ter who has been taking brief vacatio
es, resumes work to-day.-Miss Mart
on, Thorne visited Mrs George Burroug
and daughter, Miss Rose Burroughs.
Watham yesterday.-The Misses A
and Jennie Bristol leave to-day for
the weeks visit to Miss Madge Roberts
m Brooklyn, n. Y.-N1rs. S. Blakey
on New York is visiting her daughter, NJ
re l.. L. Miller.
ven BRISTOL
rly
h,s Mrs Charles Clapper and daught
,or Ethel have gone to Newburgh, n.
.,.,, to visit Relationships. Henry Land
tor went Friday to Saratoga. n. Y. to
or tend the Troy CONFERENCE.-The. Thom
bis Sprague went to Vergennes Friday
,nd visit relauves.--At the regular meeti
,,.- of the outlook club Friday afternoon