Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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gate to visit relatives.-Frank Daig
neault has returned from Worcester. |
Mass. where he has been employed for
some time.
The funeral Of George Day. vet
eran of the Civil War; was held Mon
day afternoon at the home of his son.
r. w. Day, in Panton. The Rev. w. s.
Boardman. pastor of the Addison Bap
fist Church offlciated. and the bearers
were f. A. Field, DIN Smith. w. II.
Spooner and p. B. Norton. Ethan
Allen Post. G. A. R., Of which the de-
ceased was a member. attended in a
body and acted as an escort, Burial
was In Prospect cemetery. There was
a profusion of floral tributes, among
them being a spray of carnations from
the grandchildren in Saratoga. NJ y.
H. W. Adams has gone to Platts-
burgh. N. Y, to spend a month at the
military camp.-The condition of Mrs.
Fred Lebeau is slightly improved
The Vergennes Gun club will hold a
shoot Friday afternoon.--Stanley Ba
con is i'll with the measles.-H. II.
Walk, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mintzer and
s. Mintzer of Rutland were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fishman Mon
day.-Mss Helen Merrill of Randolph
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harold
Newton.-The Rev. Arthur V. Allen.
evangelist of the Vermont State con-
vention. who acted as a supply for the
Vergennes Baptist Church last winter
and who since has made this city his
headquarters. has accepted a position
in the West. Mr.. Allen is soon to be
married to Miss Henrietta Laughton,
daughter Of the Rev. William Laugh
ton. pastor of the Nergennes Baptist
Church. and after short wedding
tour in the East will so to Denver
Colo. to take up the chapel car work
with the American Baptist Publication
society-The Misses Rosamond. Wini-
fred and Grace Knowles and Miss Lora
Lyman of Potsdam. n. V. and Henry
Clark of Massena. n. Y. who are max
ing an automobile tour through New
England. visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
kingsland yesterday.-Mr and Mrs,
William Nye and son, Foster. former
~ of Porto Rico, who have been resid-
ing on the farm of Mrs Nyc's father.
Byron w. Field. sail from New York
this week for Porto Rico, where Mr..
Nye has u government position.-Mil-
ton Clark of Corinth, n. Y, is spend
ing several weeks at the home of
John r. Preston.
Alfred w. Smith has rendered his resig-
nation as superintendent of the Nergennes
school union to accept a similar one in
New Hampshire, where he will have
charge OF the schools in Milford Amherst
and Hollis. Mr., and Mrs Smith expect to
leave for Milford about August 1.-The
Rev and Mrs. j. Elmer Mckee are spend
ting the week in the Catskill mountains
Miss Efie Stewart was in Bristol yester-
dsy.-Mrs. George Harvey and children OF
Apponaug. r. J., are spending several
weeks at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Elmer Coonrod.-Miss Annie Oliver OF
Springfield. Mass, who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. Josephine Oliver, went
yesterday to Westport, y. Y, to visit her
brother. A. a. Oliver,--Sherrill Greene OF
Erie is visiting Mrs. f. q, Norton and
family at their cottage at the lake.-Ar-
thur NJ. Dickinson Of Troy, y. Y, visited
friends here yesterday.-Mrs. Annie
French of Rutland is at the Barnard
homestead, where she was called by the
Illness Of her sister, Miss Matte Barnard.
Mrs. Lulu Martin OF Atlantic City, N.
j.. and Mrs. Blanche Max Of New York
city are visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Yattaw.-Mr and Mrs.
George Dalrymple of Newark, n j., are
spending the summer at the Dalrymple
cottage at tho lake. Mr.. Dalrymple II
former resident. is a teacher In the pub
lie school Mt Newark.-~Mrs Henry Cow
EFT, daughters. Ruth and Stella. have
gone to Montreal TO visit their daughter
and sister. Eunce. Miss Edith Renaud Is
visiting her aunt and Miss Eva Sloan OF
Bristol. Miss Marjorie Prentiss has re.
turned from visit to her parents In st.
Ts
Pierce, who is Ill. Is serious-Miss Mar
jorie Leo. who graduated from Middle
bury College in juno Ia spending the sum-
msr at the home of her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. E. A. Lee,
BRISTOL.
Mr. and Mra YnAaA AZ En,,,ar,