Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03

| 4'''"' ~ H. taldWell OF BroOklinc, Mass,
are at the Addison for the summer.
MIS-. Theresa a. Collins, widow of
| harrison Collins, who had been III for
some time, died at the home of her sis
ter mrs Elizabeth l.. Cornell, and broth
err george r. Langworthy. about noon
| Friday, Mrs. Collins had been in poor
health for some time and about two
years ago left her home on the lower
| part of Seymour street an had lived with
| her brother and sister ever since. She was
a years of age In June, last, and had been
suffering with n complication of troubles
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Har-
vey Ellis of Washington, u. g. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell and brother,
George II. Lansworthy, of this village.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Theresa Collins
was held at ST. stephens Episcopal
Church Monday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. John Evans Bold
oihciatcd There was a good attend
ance of relatives and friends and
many flowers. Tho bearers were 4. IT,
| LangworthY OF Burlington, w. C. Footc
of Vergenncs. Joseph NJ Burke. Allan
calhoun. James Rogers and Judge
John e. Weeks. The burial was in the
family lot in the West cemetery
Miss Alice Easton has returned from
Lake Placid, n. V. whore she has boon
to visit her sister, Miss Emma Easton.
! "A. ID. Nittum and orchestra gave a
concert in tho Congregational Church
! in New Haven Monday evcning.-h w.
| Lamb, clerk at the Henry JOY store,
| has gone on 10 days vacation which
| he Will spcnd in different parts of tho
| Statc.-Mrs. l.. j. Bruya and three
| daughters, Evelyn. Katherine and
,,i''o bruSa' OF harrc arc visiting at
.iie nome ol her parents AR. ana Mrs
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position at thc Isitts Con,n.n,. nor,a'r,
mcnt store in Horrc and cntorod +I,o
cmp1ov of T. u Cu.bn,a, G. 60, go,
Merchants row-Archic Sho1do,, b,s
returned to Charlotte \ C. whore no
is connected with a marble firm. after
a months visit to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shcldon.-Mr and Mrs.
James r. Ryder and three children.
who have been staying with friends i'm
this vicinity for three weeks. have re-
turned to Stamford. Conn.--CicorEc
Loomis of Forestdale, former resi-
dent. accompanied by Phillip Laporte
or Brandon, is visiting old friends in
town.
MISS Nnella Lawrence died ut the home
OF her sister Mrs. Edmund g. Hunt, in
New Haven Monday afternoon, at the age
OF N years she Is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. Hunt, with whom she lived, and
a brother George f. Lawrence of Rut-
Iahd MISS Lawrence was the daughter