Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27

turned from burlington, where she has
been on II visit to friends and relatives
George Chapman has returned from Lud-
low after spending a few days at his
former home in that place. Michael j.
Cronin and Norman Fletcher went Tues
day noon to Ticonderoga, n. y. for Il
short stay.--Dr Alfred Clark has gone to
the southern part of the state on ~ bust
ness trip which wilkoccupy him for some
time.
y. s. Footc. president of the Addison
County Fish and Game League has APP
pointed the following directors: Addi-
son. O. A. Smith, II. T.. Moorby; Bird
port, j. II. Howe, G. j.. Parish, c. II.
Smith; Bristol, W. W. Wilson, j. q.
Page, l.. W. Bates Cornwall c. w.
Otis, Frank DeLoug T.. Il. Foote;
Leicester, j. ". Alden Harry 1Iuntlcy;
Middlebury. John Higgins. G. w. lis
dale. G. ~ Shambo; Monkton, I}. l..
Lawrence. Il. u. Lamb; Fcrrisburs,
l.. T.. Avery, u. a. kimhall, Ira Biydia
New Haven, George Palmer, Ira Ever
est; Orwell, Arthur l.arrabcc, fanton
Walter White, sam j.. Gaines; Rpton.
NJ. L. Day; Salisbury, Edward 1Iaming-
ton, Charles Everts; Norgenncs, W. H.
Norton, W. II. Warner, Fred 1.aBcau;
Wcybridgc, w. j. Newton i. u. lIaN-
kins, H.. A. Boise; Waltham. w. H.
Taft, w II. Johnson; Whiting, Arthur
Frcegard. Bowman Crosby; Shoreham
L. II. Moore, G. II. belong Tile re-
mains of Henry t. Merrill, former
we'll known resident of this village an"
Bridport. were brought here on the 12oj
train yesterday and taken to Bridport'
where the interment was made In the
family lot. The Rev. a. A. Lancaster
officated The remains were accompan-
led by his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Hem
cnwav with whom he had made his
home in Manchester Center for lew
years, his son, Judge Carl :. Mcrrll Oh
Glens Falls, \. Y, brother, Or. g. =
Merrill of Albany, y. Y, ana sister,
Miss Agnes Merrill of Bridport.-Mrs.
Robert f. Smith, president of the YER
mont Federation of Womcn's clubs, Will
speak in the parlors of the Methodist
Church this afternoon at three CLOCK
under the auspices of the Century club.
All club ladies and others Interested
are cordially invited to be present.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Memorial Baptist Church held "A well
attended meeting in the church parlors
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ellen White
and Mrs. Elijah LaBounty We're hos
tesscs.-Thc newly elected officers of
Addison Court, No. LIE. c. O. f.,
were installed Tuesday evening by
Thomas y. Haley of Manchester in their
hall in the Lawrence block on Main
street. : Mrs Enrich of Turkey will give
lecture in the Congregational Church
| l.. hn l.
tions as they exist in Turkey at the
present timc.--John A. Fletcher has gone
to New York city for a few days or
business. Henry Hopkins has returned
from Rutland, where he had been max
ing a two weeks visit to his SON. Ed
ward Hopkns.-Mrs. Charles |. Buttor
has gone to Wallingford to visit he1
aunt Mrs. Della YOUNGSTOWN Youns
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Pigeon are
confined to their home with the grip
Mrs Charles Dodge has returned t.
/ Proctor after a weeks visit here to he'
| daughter, Miss Minnie Dodge, who ha
| been i'll, but has now recovered.-Mis!
Anna +. Ialpin of Rutland is here tt
visit relatlvcs.-William +. Gorham
who was called here by the death o
his aunt Mrs. Anna Warner of Wcy
| bridge street, has returned to his hom'
| in New York city He was accompan
led by Earl Brown. who has taken
position with the United .casket com
pany Of that citY.-William Simons ha
severed his connection with the Benedic
store and taken position with tn
Atlantic and Pacific company of thi
villaCe-Thc Girls Friendly society O
St. stephens Episcopal Church held
well attended meeting at the home o
Mrs. O. l.. ChlsOn on South Main stree
Wednesday evening. -Joseph toterr
and Father Coderrc of Shcrhrooke, can
who have been visiting at the home o
their uncle, y. Kddor, and family for
few days have gone to Worcester
Mass, where they will visit relative
for a few days. They We're accompane
by r. Kiddcr of this village.