Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ters. Misses Cora Il. and Susan A. 1aipo''
survive him Mr. Talbot was Mtson'
being a member of Hudson Lodge, NO I.
i. a. A. NJ, of Hudson, n. Y. lie was
also n member of the Brandon councii
and an honorary member of the Dunnore
Hose company The funeral was heid
AT the house on Carver street luesoay
afternoon at 29O o'clock and was In charge
of st. Paul's Lodge of Masons' buriai
was in Pine Hill cemetery
Clarence NJ Carpenter spent sunday AT
home with his family, from Rochester
n Y. where he Is located at present IN
the employ of the Bowser OIL TanN
communicable and Mrs. w. A. Fuller
and Mrs. w. H. Williams returned last
Saturday from Burlington where they
| visited Principal and Mrs. NJ. ID. chit
| tenden.-AIrs. Jennie Seelcy Is at the home
NJ DR.. j. w. Estabrook OF Franklin
street.-Mr and Mrs. W. c, Gipson re-
turned home Sunday from Boston. where
they have been for week with friends
w. L. Neubaur of Bristol, Conn, who
occupied the James T. Harris house for
two years, is spending week at the
Brandon Inn.-The bids for laying the
water pipe from the mains In the village
to the Home for Feeble Minded Chill
dren will be opened october 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Flint returned Sunday from
Boston. where they have been for six
weeks. Mr.. Flint attended the G. A. r.
encampment at Washington as a delegate
from C. J. Ormsbee Post of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Bartrum went Mon
day to Hartford, Conn. where they will
remain with relatives for two weeks.
Go1J al hi
ton in the o. X. barber shop and will
move his family to Fair Haven next week.
where he has purchased the barber busi-
ness in the hotel of that town.-Word has
been received OF the serious illness with
pneumonia of Dr. j. Hayden Woodward
at his home in New York city.-The Par
-Teache association will hold a meet
Ing this afternoon at the high school at
i:15 O'Clock. All members Of the associa-
ton are requested to be present so that
plans may be discussed for the years
work Any parents who wish to join
should do so at this meeting.-Colangelo's
band and orchestra of 10 musicians gave
an enjoyable concert last evening at the
| town hall. This was the first entertain
ment Of the winters course for the bene-
| ut of the free library.-J. B. Kelley is Sc
riously ill.-Frank Brown. who has been
employed the past summer at the garage
Of Rowland & Cole. went Tuesday to New
York city. Mrs. Brown will remain here
! 10 days longer.--Wiliam Mcconnell leaves
| Friday for San Francisco. whore he will
remain during the winter.-Mrs. Elroy
| Rogers will leave Saturday for East Oak
land. Cal. where she will remain this win
ter.--Mr. and Mrs Erastus Spooner have
returned from Gardner. Mass. where
they visited their daughter for two weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Hawley. who was called
( here to attend the funeral Of W. o. Tall
bot, returned Wednesday to Richford.-
Word has been received of the death of
Thomas IT. Kean of Nantucket. Mass. Mr..
Kean married Sarah +. Whtlock. former
ly of this place.-IIenry w. Flint nearly
cut his forefinger off his right hand while
saving board in his shop Wednesday
afternoon.-Ms Grace Everin. teacher in
the second grade here. was called to her
home in Rutland Tuesday evening by the
sudden death of her mother.-Mrs S. r.
| Pearley of East Berkshire is visiting Mrs.
| W. o. Talbot for several days.