Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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me remains or Pearl Lemery, who
met ms death in the tale mine at East
granville were taken to Braintree for
tne FUNERAL services Sunday afternoon
Ut one O'Clock. lntermcnt was also
'naue tncre-Mr' ana MIS- NJ I. Buck
tno.oreu TO Chcisea sunday after their
n'er' iris buck' VINO mas peen
a week Win her uhcle'-Mrs'
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| Nvilev--Miss Ellen RIosson, ,rd
mother. Mrs. Goorpe Hatch have been
1n Pittsfeld this wool, IN visit rela
lives.
Kenneth Chase SON of p r Chase
while riding his bicvcle SUNDAY noon ran
into y G.. Goodwin. was was walking
Ehase was thrown from his wheel and a
cash was cut in one oar necessitatinp
rwo stitches-CIifford Patch who wns
in Burlington on Thursday to com
suit a snecialist in regard TO his
condition. caused nv irfantiIe nera,v-
sis wear ago received some encour-
agement and will take up some new
lines of treatment.-Joseph Holmes of
Lowell. Mass. was in town over sun.
day. the guest of his mother. Mrs
Holmes. who is a the inn for the sum-
mer.-Mrs. Bertha Thompson and
daughter, Miss Evelyn Thompson, of
Swampscot. Mass. after three weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayward.
left on Sunday for their home.-Miss
Eta Chamberlin went to Fast RoX-
bury Friday for a couple of days.
The death of Mrs, Bartholomew Nc
Kenna occurred Monday morning at
her home on Weston street, where she
mad been moved from the sanitarum
the Saturday before. Mrs McKenna
underwent an operation for the remov-
al OF malignant growth about / 0 days
before her death. but was not able to
rally. Mrs Mckenna was born 46
years ago, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilcox of Madrid. n. Y.
dier marriage to Mr.. Mckenna occurred
q years ago and II of these years they
had lived in this town. She is sur
vved by her husband, a son. Laur-
Hnce, her father, Mr. Wilcox. who came
fhis week, halfsister living in De-
7roit, Mich. who was unable to be
present as was also her step other.
AND brother. James Wilcox. living
an Richford. where he is station agent
The funeral was held at the Cath
Ollie Church. of which she was a de-
voted member, yesterday at nine
O'Clock the Rev. Father NJ. S. O'Don-
nell officiating. 1nterment was in
fhe Catholic cemetery.-Charles Pal
1ner left Tuesday for Newport, n. H..
70 do some work in the home OF his
mother-ln -law-Henry Vail, after
passing 10 days here with his parents,
Nr. ana Mrs. H. w. Vail. returned to
New Haven. Conn. Tuesday.-Dr. and
plrs. c. j. Rumrill and daughter. Arene,
who have been in Highgate for three
weeks, returned Tuesday night-Mrs.
walter Fisk loft Tuesday for Bethel,
where she VIII he entertained by Mrs.
and Mrs. David Adams-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Holt arrived Monday from
Fort Fairfield, Me, to remain several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. San
'oorn-Miss Mary Morse is having
weeks vacation from the store of Bell