Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

of New Jersey. and Mrs, Page of Los
Angeles. cal Mr. Bass had reached
the age of II years and most of his
life had lived i'm this ViCinity.-Mrs.
Ellen clifford Files of pittshcld was in
town Tuesday to see her mother. Mrs.
Jennie clifford, who has been moved to
Mrs. W. 7. Flints, whore she is to be
cared for in her illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
| J. J. Stimcts are entertaining MIR. and
Mrs. CleaVcs of Boston. who came Sat
urday.-The Randolph rest room is
having generous patronage. there
| having been in the month of May 3li,
visitors l2S of whom were out-of-
town people TwcntN-six visitors in
one day is the largest number report
ed-Mrs Charles Palmer went to
Newport, y. IT,. sunday to remain for
a few days with her mothcr.-Miss
Helen Wedgwood is taking a vacation
from her work in the office Of the Her
aid and Ncws.--Mss Doris Lattimer
who is teaching in Stockbridge, is
a gain at home for a short time the
school havilI been closed on account
of smallpox at GaNsville.--Mr, and
Mrs. Dean Slack of Montpelier were
! in town sunday, guests Of Mr.. Slacks
| brother Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slack 80
Mrs. y. II. Ford. who has been with
her son. John Ford, left Monday for
| hurlington.--Mr and Mrs. Mark T.
| Morse, who have been in Grafton to
attend the 18th wedding anniversary
of Mrs. Morse's parents. MIR and Mrs.
| +. q. Merrihcld. returned Monday and
! Mrs. Morse resumed her teaching TUES
day mornng-M Mrs. Cora Scott Hutch
inson of Springfield Mass, arrived Mon
day for Il few days with her
brother Or. G. W. Scott.-Silver Cross
circle of Kings Daughters held its
| regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. =. Gifford-Mrs j.
| H. callahan has returned from orange,
| Mass.
Edwin Goodwin. who has been i'll since
| his Injuries by the cars. was able to go
| to Concord y IT,, Wednesday, ~here he
hopes to resume work soon.-Mr anu
Mrs r. !! Slack went to Bethel Wedncs-
day To attend the class day exercises Of
the Whtcomb high school, where Mrs
Slack has a niece in the graduating class
Mrs. Mary Strong went to Kecne, y. H.
| Wednesday, for few DAYS with her
brother. the Hon. Herbert Wall of that
citN.-Nisses Mary and Bertha Morse
We're in Bethel Wednesday. The Rev and
! MIS- Joseph Hamilton and daughter
Miss Mabel Hamilton. are in Woodstock
! to attend the commencement exercises OF
the high school, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
! tons granddaughter being one of the
graduate. Principal and Mrs. +. o.
| Ham entertained the class here at their
home ON South Main street Tuesday
night, there being Is present only one
Miss Evelyn SIult vino is not strong
being absent. Tho teachers We're also
/ present.-Mrs. Mary iodgkins Went to
! GaNsvllle Wednesday to visit Il nephew
and also called upon friends i'm Bethel
being accompanied there by her grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Shepard, and her
grandson, Haskell Gilson.-Mrs. Ellen
Brown of Pittsield who was in town
| Tuesday for her brothers funeral, left
Wednesday for her home, accompanied
as far Is Bethel hv her sister, Mrs {. r.
Pratt-Mr, and Mrs Homer Vail left
Wednesday for Pomfret to spend a few
days AT the Vail farm. on which Scion
Vail and family now live.-I'red COPELAND
has returned from a three weeks trip in
the West and is again in the hank.-Alrs
c. e. Clifford. who i'm fall last Saturday
broke her collarbonc is thought to be do
Ing well.-The house IN process of cree
tion on the TOtman Addition for Mrs
Mary HIS. is now up and the roof COW
cred and most Of the partitions put in
place. It is hoped that il will he com.
pleted in the early flll.-1'he Rev ana
Mrs. Guy Lamson of Philadelphia were
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Tilson, stopping here while ON a tour
through the State.-A son was born MAY
81 to Mr.. and Mrs CLAYTON NCCee