Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-04
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ters. one of which is studying medicine
I'm the Leland Stanford University, faio
Alto, Cal. another, a teacher of art, VINO
has for this season been located In an IN
stitution in Garwood, N. D.. ana MISS
Celia a student in the high school IN town
Edison Clifford is in Fremont, NED, III
preparatory school, and John, the young
est SON Is in school here "A son ana
daughter have also died. Mr.. Ginord
leaves town this week for a two months
trim to California.-Mr w. II. Crawford
came from Jericho Tuesday to remain tiil
the next day with her son. the Rev. w. H.
Crawford Arthur Howard of burlington.
was in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Sarah Briggs.
who has been passing the summer here
with Mrs Lena Wright left Tuesday ac-
companiel by her brother Hazen Wood,
for Worcester where Mrs. Briggs VIII
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Granger.-The University club were
entertained Monday night at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherburne. Among
those present from out of town was Mrs
Ernest Sargent of Woodsville, N. H.. "a
sister of Mrs. Sherburne.
The Rev T.. w. Sharpe. superintendent
of the Montpelier district OF the Metho-
dist Church, preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.-The Randolph
Literary club was entertained Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Il. d. DuBois.-The
regular union service of the churches was
held Sunday evening in the Bethany
Church with the Rev. j. II. Thompson,
pastor of the Baptist Church, as the
speaker.-Mrs Henry Johnson. who was
ly;, in fa1 =
land attending the teachers convention,
is still in the Rutland hospital.-The class
Of men known as the Baraca class of the
Methodist Church reorganized Sunday and
will be known as St Andrews Brother
hood.-Mrs. clara Averill was in South
Royalton Saturday for a short stay with
friends.-George Emery who has been at
work for A. A. Gilman near the Center,
is now at home for short time.-The fu-
neral of Mrs Mary Bass was held Mon
day at her home on Braintree hill. the
Rev Joseph Hamilton officiating. Inter-
ment was made at that place in the fam
lily lot Mrs. Lucille Travers, a grand
daughter of the deceased, came from Med
field Mass, to he present at the funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowen have rented
the tenement in the George Spear house
and will soon move there.
C. C. Clifford left Wednesday night for a
two months trip to California During his
absence he will visit New Orleans. San
Diego, San Francisco and his daughter.
Miss Myrnie, student at the Leland
Sanford University. Returning over =;
northern route he will see his son, Edison
Clifford. at Fremont, Neb-Miss Anna
Coughln came from Barnard, where she
pecting to remain in town till the middle
of the month.-Alrs. w. II. Crawford after
passing the night with her son, the Rev
G. L. era wford. and family went to Bos
ton to visit another son Wednesday,
Mrs. John Sherburne left for her hom1
Wcdnesday.-Mrs. Robert F'ielders and
Mrs. Chester Hood of South Royaltor
were in town Wednesday.-Dr. and Mrs
+. A. Eaton have moved from the house
of Mrs. Eaton's mother on Central stree
to their house on Randolph avenue.-Tht
Misses Helen and Laura Wedgwood have
returned from weeks stay in New York
The former has resumed work in the offic,
of the Herald & News and the latter IL
the bank.-The Revs. G. +. Crawford an,
G. o. Howe and NJ. ]. Oysteyee of thi
place, all Methodist ministers, attende
the meeting at Bethel the first of tn
week of the White Ri, err Methodist Minis
ters' association.-Miss Myrtle Clifford
who has been teaching art in a schoo
at Garwood. N. j., has been obliged t.
give up her position and return home OF
account of being i'll with malaria.-Mrs ]
p. Clifford returned Tuesday night from ;
short stay in Burlington.-George Elmer,
IS in Wolcott this week to visit his sister.
Mrs.. Emogene Goodale, who has been il
for weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs
Fl, II. Hayward is now able to be about
the house and take an occasional automl
bile ride.