Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-04

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teacher meeting last week was we'll at
tended and was very Interesting, it be-
ing an Arbor day program.
RANDOLPH.
NJ. f. Bass left Monday for Boston,
c. w. Proper, who has been i'll for months.
does not improve.-John Manney, who has
been In Nergennes for n couple of weeks.
returned home Monday night, accom-
panied by his nephew, Floyd Woodcock
M and Mrs. Alfred Webster, who
have been In Burlington with Mr.. anu
Mrs. Fred Webster, since Friday, return
ed Monday.-The Rev. G.. i. Crawford
and the Rev. Joseph Hamilton went to
Bethel Monday to attend the meeting of
the Ministerial association MI. and Mrs
H.. G.. Phillips went to Saxtons River
Monday.-Oscar Manchester of Windsor
was an ovcr-Sunday guest of his family
In town and left Monday to resume his
work.-Miss Margaret Burt. who has
completed her term of training Tor a
nurse at the sanitarium, went Monday
to Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Banyea, matron
at the sanltarium, has completed her
term of service and is now at the home
of DR.. Rumrill for a few days before
leaving for her home in IIighgatc.-Mrs.
Nellie Avery. sister of Mrs. c. j, Rumrill,
is now able to leave the sanitarium, and
Is at the home Of her sister for a short
time before going to her home.-John
Herrick, who is i'll at the sanitarium, is
reported somewhat better.-The Methodist
Church auditorium is to be re-decorated
this month and a new ceiling will also
be placed in the vestry.-Mr. and Mrs. !
j. f.. Eldredge Of Waterbury are in town
1pokipu a ~ or. .Lnir J,,t.o ,,t,l.t. -. ,-- |
vacated by Mr.. Merrill and family. When
1t is put in condition Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers, who are now living in tn,
house of Mrs. Mabel Adams, will rent
the saine.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c.. Wilmot
of Barre We're over-Sunday guests in town
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. @.
Goodwin.
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer came from Roches-
ter Saturday.-Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland
and Miss Emma Moses. both teachers in
Bethel, were home for an ~oyer-Sundav
stay.-Dr. c. A. Bailey. who has been
confined to the house for about two
weeks by illness, was able to go down
street Saturday for the first time-Mrs.
George Laird Of Royalton came on Satur-
day to see her sister, Mrs. Richmond
Mrs. Emma Holbrook, who had been in
Bethel with Mrs. William Parsons since
the first of the week, returned here Sat
urday to pass some time with Mrs. A.. L.
Stephen.-CharleS Dumas, son of Georra
Dumas. who has been in France, is in
town to remain with his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. George Dumas, for 10 DAYS. AMI
VIII then return to Montreal and from
there sail for Liverpool.-Mrs. w. u.
Fowler, who with her husband and other
attendants left April &c for New
Haven. Conn. died there the next day
after arrival. Mrs. Fowler and her hus.
pand had been with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Bowen through the winter, but Mrs.
fowier had been in a critical state of
health with heart trouble. -Robert SAUL
OIL Lawrence Mass. is passing a few
days with his sisters. Misses Agnes.
Mabel and Hattie Sault.-Mrs. Dana
Chadwick, who has been with Mrs.
Lucius Goodheart for the winter, came
to Mrs. Helen Chadwick's several DAYS
ago for a short stay and since that time
mas been i'll and confined to the bed with
a trouble.-Alr and Mrs.
Harold Skinner of Boston have come for
a short stay here while visiting Mrs.
sKinner's mother, Mrs. Lucinda Cleye-
land.
+. r. l-amson. G. A. Osha, Arthur
austin ana John Washburn. the latter
coming from Cambridge Junction, went
Auesoay TO Boston.-The May day ball
given at the Pastime theatre Monday
hisht was largely attended. The hiph
school orchestra furnished music for
the occasion.-Mrs. A. r. Neff wont "a
south Royalton Tuesday to see NIrs
who is very ll-Nrs !, r.
Sault was in Bethel ~Tuesday.-Dr L a.,
u. FISH of Sontb RnEo1t,, ,..,. f.. -
tuesdays w. Slayton has sold his
to Harry Mitchell. who took
possession Ma /. Mr.. Mitchell has
for Mr.. Slayton for the last
three years. Mr.. n Mrs. Slayton will
to Hartford, where they have leased
Tor "A wear the White River Tayerp s
taking the house all furnished and
equipped ready to open about Juno I :
Ihey will remain here for this month
when they Will take possession of their :
new business.-Miss Winnifred Rich !
mona, who for n week has been criti- :
cally Ill, is now much more comfort
Lashua is moving from the
mousse recently purchased by w. G. !
odgk to the Kimball house ON Elm
street and Mr.. H~odgkins is taking pos
of his property recently pur- '
chased.-John Manney, who has been !
m Nergennes for two weeks. rcturncd .
night, accompanied by his ,
nephew, Floyd Woodcock.-ReX Full :
of Brookfeld was in town TUESDAY :
ind next week he expects to go to the
state of New York for the sumner
Dana Chadwick has been at the
nome of Mrs. Helen Chadwick for a :
week, i'll with a severe attack of lum- .
bago. y
Mrs. III. a. Skinner, who has been :
here since last week passing some time .
with her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Clcye. .
and, left Wednesday for Boston.-Mis =,
Richmond, critically IN Cor =
the last week, Is improv!ng.-The death g
Of Miss Alice Holman occurred Monday .
after a long illness with a -
malignant trouble. She lived with her q
sister, Miss Winnie Holman. The de- .
is survived by her sister, with i
whom she lived. Mrs. Ruth Stewart. !
widow OF the late DIR. stewart, and -
MRS Jennie Baldwin OF Boston. and !
Justin Holman Of this place. The flu Il
neral was held Wednesday afternoon p,
ana tho intcrment was In SouthyieW :,
emetery.-Mrs Frank Williams, who :,
mas been here for several weeks, TAX. u
ng care of her mother, Mrs. Bruce. LEFT =
,or her home in Amherst, Mass, Wed. h
lesuay, accompanied by Anna Bruce. -
'auShter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce. =