Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-22

Bonettc of Esthcrville, Iowa, c. T. Ben
nett of Derby Line and James BEN
nett of WisConsin.-Nr. and Mrs. j. T..
Conourt were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Austin at Orleans Friday.-In
the case of Il. l.. Dunn VS.. l.. S. Robil,
damages being sought for injuries al
legged to be received in failing on the
platform at the defendants grist mill,
the jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff to recover $2215O.-The con-
dition Of Mrs G.. G. Estelle, who has
been i'll for n long time is critical
Mrs. c. NJ. Leach and daughter have
returned from Portland.-Lewis r.
Carr, who died June Is, is survived by
his wife and one brother, william
Carr. The funeral was held at his late
nome Thursday and interment was in
Fair View CONGREGATIONAL Lewis
and Franklin Thomas have gone to
Hartford, Conn, where they have en-
ployment for the summer
Mrs. G. c. Estelle died Saturday, fol-
lowing long illness, aged 6S years She
is survived by her husband, three sons,
Claud of Ellington, Conn, Fred of
Craftsbury and Guy of Hardwick; three
daughters. Mrs Roy II. Gowen of
Hardwick, Mrs. w. \. Beadlc of Derby,
Conn, and Mrs. Samuel Lewis of Car
roll, Iowa. The funeral was held at her
late home Tuesday, with burial at New
port Center.-Mr and Mrs. II. r. Kim
ball went to Swanton Sunday to meet
Mrs. S. G.. Lewis, who was en- route to
this place, called here by the death of
his mother, Mrs. G. G. Estelc.-The flu
neral of Mrs. Oliver Paquette was held
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock A large num-
Der of friends and relatives attended.
The floral tributes were many and beau
tiful, showing the esteem in which she
was held, The burial was in the Main
Street cemetery.-Miss Evely Conant is
visiting her aunt Miss Myra Curier, at
Observation-Disclosures f. Paige of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is visiting in town.--Mrs H.
j. Chamberlin has sold her restaurant
to Mrs. Hutchins from Stannard.- Rein
deau & Sons have a patent pending on
an automobile head light. The light
is said to turn automatically with the
machine in rounding corners and keep
ing light on road at all tines Max
Scharman and Mr.. Goldlerr left for their
home in Illinois Monday morninFJ. l.,
Berry and family and Miss Machine
Grant We're in Barre sunday The an
nual meeting OF the HtdlHmN 81 '''i
district will be held Tuesday at $50 p.
m.-The district meeting Of the Pythian
Sisters was held with the local lodge
Tuesday Morse of MorrisviUc
was the guest of his SON. G. O. Morse
Sunday.-Mrs John Dillon is i'll with
pneumonia.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Bishop
are in Camp at Caspian lake for two
weeks.-Nlr. and Mrs. J. +. Conant We're
visitors in Morrisviilc SundaY.-Mrs. j.
e. Howieson, who has been i'll fer some
time with rheumatism is improving
Dorothy and Wendell Campbell left
Wednesday for Old orchard. Mrs. Wen
dell will work in the Ncsper house this
season and Dorothy will make an ca
tended it-NIiss Kate Davis of Dan
VILE was n visitor at Henry Deford's
Sunday.-The Chldren's day exercises
at the congregational Church have
been postponed until Sunday.-Ralph
Smith returned to Boston Monday
Miss Bertha Coventry. one Of the teach
ers in the hish school returned to her
home in burlington Saturday.