Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18

who has been in Massachusetts for the
winter, has arrived to pass an IN
definite time with her DAUGHTER, Mrs.
perry.-Mrs. T.. l.. Bass ana her mother'
Mrs. Goodenough, who have been AT
the John Bass farm for few days, lett
for Bethel Monday. Mothers day was
celebrated at the different churches
Sunday with q good attendance and the
music and eermons we're appropriate to
the occasion. At the Baptist Church
each one present was given white
carnation. Rev. j. n. Thompson
will he absent from town and the Rev.
j. W. Cheshro of Bellows Falls Will Off
riate instead next Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs Louis Mazzoini and youngest SON
Edmund, went to Boston Sunday for a
several days stay.-Mr. Faran OF
Northheld was in town Monday ana
spoke before the students of the hleh
school in reference to the military camp
and training to be held at Northield
in July and August.-The regular meet
ing of Beulah Chapter will he held In
the Masonic hail Thursday evening-lt
is expected that the family of Col. A.
r. chandler will arrive here June !, the
servants coming May y to open Mari
castle for the season. Mrs. Kimball
and daughters will also arrive the first
Of the month, or as soon as the i'm
provementS ON the residence are COM
pletod.-Mrs. W. +. Edison, who has
been confined for two weeks by a seri-
Gus trouble with one of her eyes, is i'm
proving, but not yet able to be out
The telephone exchange located in the
Mcintyre block will he moved this week
to the j. H. Lamson block, where new
rooms have been fitted up.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Buck went to Bur
linEton Monday night to attend odd Eel
lows week. Among others who are at
tending are Mr. and Mrs +. A. Salisbury,
+. II. Kctchum, Leon Jones, +. \. Saw
yer-Mr. and Mrs I. $. Chase went Tues
day to Brooklinc Mass, summoned there
by the illness and death of Mrs. Chase
sister-in-law. Mrs. John DagEett.-Fred
Goodwin. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. q.
Goodwin Of this place, Dartmouth. II,
has been selected among many others who
wrote the class song. as being the one
who carried off the laurels.-Mrs. Ban
yea. former matron OF the santarium,
left Monday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret smith for their home in High
gate, WieTc tncN went LOT lHe summer
Miss Grace Conant, who since February
Il has been i'm Florida. returned home
Monday and went at once to her home in
Randolph Center-Alrs. Elbridgc Holman
left Monday night for Shanncc, Okla, To
visit her children. Before her return she
may visit New Mexico, where she former
Ilv lived.-Michael O'Conner died at
Tewksbury, Mass, last week very sud
denly. His brother, Jerry O'Conucr. left
Sunday night to return with the remains
aud arrived Monday night The funeral
was held at the catholic Church Tues
day aud intcmcnt was in the Catholic
cemetery. Michael OConncr was one OF
| six boys born to MIR. and Mrs. patrick
and Ellen O'Conner For many years he
| had been in Lowell. whore he worked fol
the G. l. Hood company. Later he went
/ to Tcwksbury. He is survived by one sis
| ter, Mrs. G. J. Rockwell. who resides
| oCouncr. Mr.. O'Conner was 30 years old
and unmarried. Mrs. Frances Sargent OF
Bethel is passing the week here with Mrs
| Lizzie Mcsser +. i. Fish is in Stock
bridge, passing a few days with hi.
| brother. Galcn FiSh.--W. :. Buck. VIII,
has been confined by rheumatism for II
weeks is now able to walk to the store
Mrs. II. NJ. Totman. who has been ser
ously i'll at the sanitarium for two weeks
was able to bc moved to her home thu