Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-19


month ago. left Saturday for Swan
ton to Join her mother Mrs George
Slack. who is there mnistoring to
the comfort of her mother. Mrs.
Hutchinson. who is i'll, with little hope
of rccovcry.-M Mrs Idle Sargent, who is
passing part of the summer in Gran
Professor shaw former principal OF
the high school here, is now in town
visiting at tic home of DR.. and Mrs.
T.. q. Blanchard. Charles Rabtoy has
sold his farm. consisting of 80 acres
to q. l. Glazicr of Amherst, Mass. the
price named being $500 Possession is
given AT once. This sale was made
through G. A. Osha. real estate dealer.
Miss Galarneau arrived from Montreal
Saturday for several weeks with her
brother Arthur Galarneau.-Nrs Tarr of
Milton, Mass, after visiting Mrs. Minnie
Miller for a few days. left Saturday for
her home.-Mrs. Ellen Lattimer is en-
pertaining Mrs. Carrie Williams of Ware,
Mass-NIrs Julia oCorbim circuit OF
South Weymouth, Mass, arrived Satur-
day for several days with her cousin,
Mrs. Mary Kellogg.
Mrs. Sarah Scott and daughter, Mrs
Porter who came from Northampton.
Mass, to attend the funeral OF Godfrey
Scott, left Monday for their home.-A son
was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
Barcomb. who live in the toward block
This is their eighth child.-Miss GLADYS
Jones returned from New York Monday
She has accepted a position in Keen"
Valley. n. Y, TO teach for the next year
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar call Of Newport, ~
H., We're here Sunday for n short stay
with Mr.. Calls slster. Mrs. Charles PAL
mer, at the home Of Dr. G. j. Rumrill -
Alfred Knights. who came with tn" bod +
of Mrs Davi. from South sutton, y. H.,
saturday returned home the following
day-Mrs Jehe Williams returned Sat
urday night from Montpelier. where they
went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Will
liamss sister. Mrs. Ayers, who died after
an illness of several Weeks.-tl arenCe Pix
kin returned sunday to Waltham, Mass.
Mrs Pearl Rumril and son, Merton.
VINO have been for some time with Mrs.
Rumril's PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Dickerman. went Sunday to their home
in Concord y H.-DeWitt Webb. after
visiting friends here and In East Gran.
Vile, left Sunday for Mcdford. Mass.
leaving his daughter, Wanda. to remain
for longer time with relatives.-S. G.
Clark. who has been confined by Hines.
for several weeks. seems to he constantly
mproving.-Mrs. John Rogers OF North
field is in town for few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. d, Banistcr. -
The ladies of Bethany Guild will hold a
sale at the parish house FrdaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Skinner of Boston have
come for few days stay with Mrs. Skin
ners mother. Mrs, Lucinda Cleveland. -
Harold and Robert Bundy were In town
sunday to visit Mrs Iona Michaels. who
is passing several weeks here. coming
from Spokane ash-Miss Elida Sanspra
went to Bethel Sunday for short stay.
Bethany Church Joined the Randolph
Center congregational Church in a picnic a
the Slack farm on tn" Center road Tues.
day. The schools from both churches ant
many of their friends were present - Mrs
H. l.. Cook and son and Mrs. George
Pinney and daughter, Miss Beatrice
l'inney. went to Queen City Park Tues
day for few days.-Thc women of tn.
| Relief Corps gave their president Mrs
FRANK Fish. surprise party Monday
afternoon at her new home on Pleasant
street, when about 30 from the society wer
present, together with n few friends A
supper was served and on their de-
| parture they presented Mrs Fish will
! Il table cloth ana "A dozen napkins Mrs
Fish lately moved from the farm neal
Randolph Center to the Neff house or
Pleasant street.-The Roy and Mrs
Frederick Leeds. who have been witt
Mrs. Leeds's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Irvir
Chase, for 10 DAYS, have gone to Shell
came from her home in Granville Tues
day and is stopping with Mrs j. L,
french.-Nis Lewis Williams returned
sunday night from a two weeks triI
to New York and New Haven. conn.
Francis Roberts. son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Roberts. went to Mortified Tues
day for two weeks with his grandparents
A son born Monday to Mr. and Mrs
Guy Holman has been named CLEVELAND
Thompson Holman.-Miss Grace Conan
went to Royalton Tuesday to attend tn,
exercises of Old Home week which /.
being observed there this week. Anothe7
from this place, Mrs. $. W. Howard, wa.
a visitor there the same day.--Mrs Free
| Dudley and three children left Tuesda,
morning for Exeter y. H.. to pass
few days with relatives.-Mrs. Isaleni
Blake of St. Paul MINI. is the CUES
Of her brother, G. S. Booth. comni
from Newport, \. H., where she has beer
with her father. William Booth Mrs
Hattie Sinclair Of Lebanon. y. H., il
also being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Booth.--Mrs. Mabel Preston Clifford o
Hartford, Conn. has be-n several day!
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Atwood, VIII,
have also had as guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Preston OF Bethel. Miss Adam
o. Richmond after visiting her cousins
Mr. and Mrs ]. b, Adams, for a coupl
Of weeks, went Monday to Richmond.
Frank Kimball of Waltham, Mass
/ a rived Wednesday for a few days will
/ his cousin and wife. Mr., and Mrs. G
/ Il. Copeland.--A family party was hel'
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. chad
/ wick on Fish Hill Monday, when Their
were present the four surviving mem
! bers of that branch Of the Chadwicl
| family. Those present were the hos
and his oldest brother. Justin +. Chad
wick, aged 80 years. Mrs Ann Chad
wick Moulton. n sister. aged so years
Sllas Chadwick, a brother. aged Z
wears, and Mrs. Melissa Chadwick,
sister aged &c years. They were fou
of IL children born to Rufus and Ma
haly Chadwick, and II OF them grew
to manhood and womanhood, marric'
and had familics,-Mr. and Mrs, Car
roll Granger are soon to move from
barre to this place, whore they are T.
take care of Mr.. Changers parents, NJ
ana MIS-. Charles Granger who ar
h"th IN feeble health.--O. b Copelan'