Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27

J. +. French. Mrs. G. II. Upper OF
Barre closed her vacation here on Sat
urday night and went to her homo.
Mr.. Sawyer. employed in the O. A.
Allen garage, met with an accident while
turning out for team in a narrow place
in the road near East Granville Sunday.
The car went over the bank and lodged
against a tree, iniurng none of the oc-
cupants seriousy.-Mrs. William Calvin
and daughter from West Brookfield,
Mass, who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. s. S. Whtcomb, went to Roches-
ter Tuesday.-Charles s. Nibert of
Wollaston. Mass, is now employed In the
Buck printing offce.-Mrs. H. f.. King
of Woodstock after several days with
her sister Mrs. y. G.. Morton, went to
her home Tuesday.-W r. Wells and
family OF Chicago, who have been with
Mr. Weiss sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Booth, for a week, left Tues
day for Bdston.-Nrrs. Floyd Bruce and
two sons returned Monday from a sew
raj days stay in Lebanon, n. H, and
White River Junction.-News has been
received of the critical Illness of Mrs
Glenn Sault. who was Ruby Allen OF this
place now living IN North Dakota. Miss
Una Allen, sister Is here passing her
vacation. but will return to New Eng
land. n. D., next week. Her mother may
return with her to see Mrs Sault.-The
Naples is expected to change hands early
next week, when the lease of the present
occupants expires. Mrs. Charles Durham,
who recently purchased the same, will
take possession of the same.-Mrs. Cora
Rice has been in Essex Junction for sew
org Of Nv nd John
lIobart.-H. L. Patch and family and the
Barnard Monday.
Miss J. f. Hall of Rochester, who
had been at the sanitarium for several
weeks. died there this week after an
operation. The remains will be taken
to Rochester this morning and the flu
neral services held in the Methodist
Church at that place. From there the
remains will be taken to Shoreham for
burial. Miss Hall formerly conduct
cd a millinery business in Rochester.
F. w. Nash of Burlington is in town to
attend to the Observation-Disclosures
death. that of Ernest Kent. who was
brought here from South Royalton to
the sanitarium, while i'll with pneu-
monia occurred this week. Mr.. Kent
was the brother of Mrs Ernest Man
chester. and his remains are now az
! her home, where the funeral Will be
| held Thursday, with burial in East
| Randolph. 1t is understood that the
Odd Fellows Lodge. of which the de-
ceased was member. will be here to
attend the funeral.--Miss Jennie Bell
came from Walden Wednesday for a
few days with Mrs. +. II. Mason.-The
Misses Marion and Dorothy Hamilton
closed a visit of about a week with
their grandparents, the Rev. and MIS-.
Joseph Hamilton, Wednesday and went
to their home in Woodstock.-Mrs. y.
II. Morse a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
o. X. Chase, for week, left for her
home in Waterbury Tuesday night
Mrs NJ. l.. Washburn of California ar
rived Tuesday night for an indefinite
stay with Mrs. IS. y. DuBois.-Mrs.
| Minnie O'Cain went to St Johns, y. @.
Tuesday for few days.-An enjoyable
! musicale was given at the Baptist
Church Tuesday night and an organ
recital of much merit. Miss Edith Lang
of Boston. organist and composer. and
a member of the American Guild of Or
ganists. who is now passing some time
with Miss Beatrice Pinney, gave the
organ recital. assisted by Miss Blanche
Sparhawk. the Rev. j. II. Thompson
and Wayne Hodges, violinlst There
were about 200 people present to enjoy
the program