Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20


osborne speaks.
turned to town without having had the
operation performed, as the conditions
were not favorable.LHenry Thomas Of
Cornwall left Tuesday for Norwood, Pa.
for a months visit with his father
Messrs. John Reynolds and Paul Pelton
who have been spending some time at
their homes In Rutland, have returned
to town for the remainder Of the sea-
son.-Prof. Brainerd Kellogg Of the
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute is In town
and will be instructor in eIocution for
the college students who are to take
part in the prize-speaking contests and
commencement day exercises next month.
This a position which Prof. Kellogg held
at Middlebury more than 10 years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frost and young
daughter. Miss Helen, have returned
from P!ttsford. where they went to visit
Mrs. Frost's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James f. Tennien--Miss Grace Buttolph,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Buttolph,
q graduate Of Middlebury College, has
accepted a position in the German de-
partment Of the high school In Twin
Falls. Idaho-Col Charles E. Youtt,
Oliver Chilson, Mevtne E. Damon, Clyde
Hurlburt and c. F.. Rich have gone to
Brattlehoro to attend the Grand Lodge
Of !. .. O. F.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cady OF Washington street are parents
Of a son-Miss Helene LaPan and
niece. Miss Katherine NASSAU. have
returned from Barre, where they
have been to visit at the home Of Mrs
l.. j. Bruya and family. The Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Church held a
well attended meeting at the home Of
Mrs. a. Hinman Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Oliver Chilson has gone to Burlington
where she will spend the balance Of the
week with relatives and friends.-Mrs
A. b. Smith and daughter, Clara, have
returned from Rutland.
Impressive funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at Two O'Clock for
-;rs. Eliza tEverts) CAdy, wido " Of Gard
ner Charles Cady The services wera
held In the same house in which Mrs
Cady was born in which she was mar.
ried. in which all OF her children were
born, and in which she had spent her en-
tire life. Mrs. Cady came here from the
old time family Of Ewerts, distinguished
in many towns In Addison county in years
tives and descendants. Gardner c. Cady.
her husband. was for many years a prom
inent business man in Middlebury and
was for a long period an official Of the
town. The Cadys Of this family have
been among the most prominent adher-
ents Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Vermont and indeed in New England
for nearly a century and the rec ord OF
m Of % eJv
sons now living to this family. Is some-
thing more than unusual. From far and
near people assembled for the funeral,
and all of the children and many of the
grandchildren were present, There was A
profusion OF floral offerings The Rev.
David n. Corkran. D. D., pastor of the
Mtddlebury church. conducted the serv-
ices and made appropriate remarks. Bur.
ial was in the family lot in the Foote
street cemetery and the bearers We're the
six sons OF the deceased: The Rev. Mar
tin E. Cady OF Riverside. H.. the Rev
II. Olin Cady of Evanston, Ill, the Rev
Gilbert e. Cady OF Chazy. n. Y. Charles
q. Cady of Middlebury, Isaac ". Cad?
Of Chicago. and Willis \. Cady of Mid
dlebury. MIR. and Mrs, Arthur Fitzpatrick
are parents Of twins. a boy and girl.
Hyde Park. until recently a resident of
Elenburg, n. y, who every year spends
a few weeks In Middlebury, is again hero
for his annual visit.-Nlr. and Mrs
George A. Gardner OF South Framing
ham, Mass. are here for two weeks,
having arrived on Tuesday night by auto
mobile, Harry Williams Burns arrived
Wednesday night from Baltimore. Md
,t.l,A fn- h.
ing dentistry in the dental department OF
the University of Maryland He will
spend the vacation here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Burns. of the
Hotel Logan.--Nr and Airs. Horace A.
Logan Of OgdensburE. y. Y. are in town
and will remain here until after the
college commencement,-The funeral Of
William Kendall, only son Of Homer
Kendall, who died at his home at nve
O'Clock Monday morning after a long
illness with tuberculosis, aged b years
was held at the house at ten o'clock
Wednesday morning. There was a large
attendance and beautiful display OF
flowers. The Rev u. ri. Cork ran pastor
Of the Middlebury Methodist Church,
conducted the services. and the inter-
ment was in the Munger street ceme-
teTy. Ilt btiIfTS Nfut. NIlueOn Il. ADDeN,
Rolla Halock, Guy Place and Frank
Preston, a brot r-in-law Mrs. jeanette
r. Lewis, who has been Ill for long
time at the Hotel Logan. is much i'm
proved and is now able to get about a
little e-Delegatons from william p. Rus
sell Post. No. 81. and William +. Russell
Circle. No s. Ladies of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, will visit the schools In
Cornwall next week by automobile. on
patriotic extension work.-The work of
building the new Mead Memorial chapel
at the college has got we'll under way
and 1t is expected that within few
weeks a large force of men will be put
on the job, so that It will show UP well
by commemorative Charles Nc
cormick Of Pittsford is here to visit with
relatives at the Hotel Logan
VERGENNES.
Principal James C., Walker of the Ver-
gennes high scnool has announced the