Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11

Ing the latter's absence, Mrs. Nichols be-
weeks.-Frank A. Phillips left Monday
night for Mohonk, N. V, to join the fam
lily of his son. and assist them In their re-
moval to Washington. d. c.. where he
will pass four or five months.
Mrs. Carrie Carlton of Warren came
Tuesday for a short visit with Mrs. Aman-
da Thayer.-Salisburys mill was closed
Tuesday afternoon on account of the flu
neral OF Henry Seymour who was one of
the employees at the mill. The men. many
of whom attended the services, sent beau
tiful fowers.-Mr. and Mrs r. II. ketch-
nm went to Gaysville Tuesday for sew
eral days stay with Mr. and Mrs Walter
Ketchum. John Goodrich Of South Roy
alton was In town Tuesday. -Fred Jerd
went to White River Junction Tuesday
for busncss.---Mrs Marion Gracia and
little grandson. John Gracia. went to
Brighton, Mass, for an indefinite stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gracia.-O. w.
Mann. proprietor OF the Inn eft town Sat
urday night and returned on the night
train Tuesday. News Of his marriage to
Miss Anna Bryan Of Boston has reached
here-Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Buck left Tues
day morning by automobile for Barton.
where Mrs. Buck, who Is the vice presi
dent of the assembly. went to inspect the
Rebekah lodge In that place.-Dr. Harry
Clark Of Danvers, Mass. was in town
Sunday, coming to pass the day with his
father, 8. c. Clark, who has been in a Sc
itous condition for months Fern Re-
bekah lodge held its regular meeting
Tuesday evening at the hell-Miss Vaen-
tine Packard OF Braintree passed Tues
day in town.-The Rev DR.. Dawson of
| Burlington was In town Monday in con-
! ference with the Rev. J. II. Thompson,
pastor OF the Baptist Church.-The Rev.
G. + Crawford and the Rev. Joseph Ham
( ilton went to Bellows Falls Monday to
attend preachers meeting and an Ep-
worth League conventional. L. Patch
went to Bellows Falls Monday on bus-
/ ness trip, expecting to be away till We'd
nesday .--Mrs. w. n. Nichols left Mon
day for Manchester, N. H.. where she
went to pass some time with relatives,
hoping to regain hsr health.
! Miss Myr Waite, who has been with
Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Chase while visiting
her mother Mrs. Alice Waite. who has
been very i'll, returned to Palmer, Mass,
Wednesday to resume her studies as
nurse in the hospital.-Miss Marcia
Amsden after passing some time with
her sister, Mrs. John Tilson, and other
relatives left for her home In I,eominster,
Mass, Wednesday.-Mrs. Gideon Angel
closed visit Of several days in town
, with relatives and friends and went to
Rochester Wednesday.--Miss Lena Sey-
mour. who came from Worcester, Mass,
to attend the funeral of Henry Seymour,
left Wednesday for her home.-Orrn
Wallace Mann Of Randolph and Miss
Anna townsend Bryan Of Boston were
married at the home Of the grooms SIS
I ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.
Whitcomb OF Bellows Falls Sunday
afternoon at four O'Clock, the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, rector OF the Episcopal Church,
officiating. A light lunch was served fol-
lowing the ceremony and the couple left
on an automobile trip. They will make
their home In Randolph. where the groom
is the proprietor of the Randolph Inn.
The bride, although living in Boston, has
been in town often for the last few years
and has made many friends Mr.. Mann
formerly lived here when boy and for
the last year has been the proprietor
OF the 1nn.-Mrs. G. E. Ladd of Wood
stock was the guest of Miss Mary Carr
Tewksbury Monday night and on Tues
day left for Burlington. where she is to
pass few days.-Richard Rowell and
Miss Flora McCuen of Cambridge after
passing 10 days here with Mr.. RoweIl's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Rowell,
went to Cambridge Tuesday-Mrs. David
Adams was visitor in town Tuesday,
Mss Minnie Carpenter went to Mont
pelier Tuesday for a several days stay
The Rev. E. S. Fisk OF Montpelier was
business visitor in town Wednesday.