Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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and Fred Jcrd, aud at once left on
short wedding trip after which they will
return here to residc-A quiet
wedding took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Steve \. Hutchinson Wcdnes-
day Nov. at eleven O'Clock when their
daughter, Lois was married to Howard
Eddy of Braintree, the Rev. Fraser
Metzgcr officiating. The immediate fam
lilies only were present and the couple
left at once FOR a short wedding trip.
Mrs. n. c. Greene, who has been at
the sanitarium for 10 days for an opera
tiop, was able Sunday to be taken to her
horne.-Henry Smith was in Bethel Mon
day.-Mrs. +. l.. Dudley has Joined her
husband, who is surveying the perma-
nent road at Bradford, for a few days
John Dumas, who has Just returned
from some time passed in Ontario, left
Monday for Springfield to resume his
former position in the machine shops
Mrs Joseph Mcnard,. who has been in
Norwich attending tho wife of her son.
Mrs James Mcnard, returned Sunday,
leaving her much improyed.-.C. L. La
Zcllc is ill-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph At
wood went TO st. Johnsbury Monday.
where they will be located for six weeks
or more while Mr. Atwood is attending
to his business in looking after TIN
weights and measures in that place and
surrounding towns-Gcrald Fullam, who
has been at his Brookfed home for three
weeks i'll with whoopng cough, return
cd to the high school Monday morning
C. A. Osha. local real estate dealer
has sold to c. II. Bowen the Francis
Dickcrman place on Weston street. 1t
is expected that the family will move
from the Eugene Abbott place on Maple
street to this place soon.
Snow fell to the depth of six inches Mon
day night and Tuesday morning some
were out with seghs.-Sevcral parties OF
deer hunters left town Tuesday, among
them Guy Lamson, DIR. Hayward, Fred
Hayward, DR.. j. y. Clifford and II. L.
Hatch, who went to East Granville and
from there about three miles back on the
mountain. where they are 10 camp and re-
main about a week. H. NJ. Totman and
another party also went Tuesday to re-
main for few days. following the deer
The Christian Brotherhood held it's meet
ing at the parish house Monday evening
with an attendance Of about 60. Supper
was served NJ the usual hour and follow
Ing this members from the company who
were here for an entertainment to be
given in Music hall were invited to come
in.-Mrs. c. l.. Newton closed her apart
ments Sunday and returned to Barre with
her daughter. Miss Ethel Newton, who
has a position in the Office of the Barre
Times. and will pass the winter there
Mrs. l.. J. Blakey went to Tunbridge
Tuesday for a several days stay with
her sister.--Mrs. Charles Clough of Ash
land, y. H., who came last Thursday for
few days with her son, George Bruce,
left Tuesday for her home.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. G. Bennett went to Rochester Tuesday
for stay of some length.-Roger Moore,
grandson of O. J. Marcott, who is attend
ing the school in town, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents in Sharon.-The
Silver Cross Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters held their meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. p. c. Dodge. 1t is expected
that this society will give a sale Saturday
at the store of e. 5. Tracy Fern Rebekah
Lodge held it's regular meeting at the hall
Tuesday night.
Wednesday morning thermometers reg
istercd four degrees below zero in many
places Elmer Sanford has come from
Springfield for n few days deer hunting
on Rochester mountain leaving here for
camp Wednesday morning. Charles Root
is another hunter out for big game
Mrs. Frank Gold of Mortified, sister of
Mrs. J. F. Tewksbury, who was stricken
with apoplexy at her home about eight
O'Clock Monday evening never regained
consciousness and died Tuesday Mrs.
Gold was the daughter of William Hut
Crimson, living formerly in the town of
Brookfeld but for several years was in
this town. where she lived at the home
of the late A j. Kelley. Mrs. Gold mar
ried Frank Gold of Northheld about q
years ago She was "a years old and is
survived by her husband her father, Will
liam Hutchinson, two sisters, Mrs. j. F.
Tewksbury and Mrs. Thayer Of this place,
and four brothers living in this vcn-
ity. The funeral will be held at North
field to-day and interment will be in that
place in the family lot.-The meeting OF
the Parent-Teacher association was held
at the high school building Tuesday eve
ming with "A good attendance. The pro-
gram consisted of selections from the
High School Glee club and an address by
the new commissioner Of education. Mr.
IIillegas. who spoke for tho first time In
town, taking for his subject, Education. "
Mrs. c. * Jones and daughter. who
with her mother. had been very i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of r. A. Heath
are not making any decided improve
ment Mrs. Jones is now able to bs
dressed. but the daughter is yet very ILL.,
a Week.-Mrs.. Alice Plumpton left We'd
nesday to pass the winter in New York
with her son.-Miss Clara Booth from
Newport, n H., is passing several days
with her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
c. S. Booth Charles Blaisdell is i'll with
heart trouble az the home of his sister
Mrs, T.. II. ketchum,