Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-06

Of this town. No particulars OF the
cause Of their death have been receiv-
ed other than that II was accidental
Mr. Nick1aw was son or the late
Philip Nicklaw Of rorestdale and Mrs.
Nicklaw was d daughter Of Mrs. Noah
Memo Of this village. The funeral and
burial were held at Grecnfeld.-The
womans Missionary society of the Con
sreeational Church met Tuesday AZ
| ternoon at 2:s0 o clock at the home of
Miss Edith Howe.-Frank Howlant has
moved from the Button house on Cnam-
plain street to the house Of Oscar Me-
lene near the Brandon Marble MILL
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert O. Durgey OF Rut-
land spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Durgey-Mrs. Mar
garet Baxter and son, Frank. who have
been visiting at Mrs. Nelson Dryers
have returned to Paterson, N. J.-Mrs
Marion and Eleanor Jangraw. who
have been visiting Mrs. Catherine
Clancy. returned Sunday evening to
their home In Rutland.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Lamplough went Monday to
Burlington, where they will remain
some time.-Harold Humphrey has en-
listed in the navy and gone to New
port training station.
Miss Jessica l.. Memoe of Leicester,
and James j. kehoe of Brooklyn were
. married Thursday, November 20, at st.
Mary's Church. Brandon, by the Rev.
Il. F. Cray. The bridesmaid was Miss
Maude Gilmore Of Burlington and Mar
tin r. Memoe, brother of the bride. was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs Kehoe left for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where they will reside
The Elson art exhibition which will be
held at the new high school building
Thursday and Friday, will open at 300
p. m. Thursday. A special effort is being
made to make this a Mothers day. Tea
! will be served the ladies each afternoon
by the home economics class. At the ell
d tertainment Thursday evening Miss Lottie
Baker will render several piano solos and
on Friday evening. in connection with the
play to be presented by the high school,
I Miss Alice Briggs will sing.-H. Clinton
II Carpenter Of Atlanta, Ga, is In town.
i called here by the serious illness OF his
II father, II. c. CSrpenter.-Mrs. Noah
Memo Mrs. L. o. Hathaway. Wallace.
Fred, and Charles Johnson went Tuesday
to Greenfield. Mass. to attend the funeral
I. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nicklaw, who were
n killed there last Sunday.
It II, r. johnson of Bradford, colonel of the
n First Vermont Volunteer regiment. will
e. inspect Company c at the armory this
y evening at TAB o'clock. Every mem
,r Der Of the company must report at the
,e armory with full equipment at 1:45.-
\.
ing in the Neshobe Grange hall Wednes-
le day, starting at 1890 a. m. with the
a. opening song No. $780, The greeting was
In given by the master Of Neshobe Grange
is and the response by the master OF Goshen
or Grange. Music was by Sudbury Grange.
ma The Nth degree was conferred A dis
"A cussion on "Will the Canadian Farmers
4. Moving into Vermont Be a BENEFIT to the
90 State" was led by A. q. Jones. A reci-
o;v h>- NJ (r0Qheu
70 Grange. and there was music by WHITING
- Grange The meeting was closed with
sinRing.-On account Of there being nc
stage in the gymnasium of the high schoo
it has been decided to present the farce
Nose TO be given by the high schoo
no students in connection with the art ex
I'D hibit to be held to-day and tomorrow
ay afternoon and evening. in the town hall
in tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock. Tickets
". for the play may be secured at Ray
al book store The art exhibit and the foil
ed dances which will be given this evening
'e- will be held as planned in the gymnasium
m. at the high school. Tea will be serve'
RI. each afternoon by the home economic
mt class.-The annual meeting and election
to- Of officers Of the Brandon Concert BAN
VS. will be held Friday evening at the ban
ed hall at eight o'clock.-Mrs. s. A. Quimb,
- who spent several weeks with her hus
ne day night from New York city. wher
lily DR.. Quimby. who enlisted in the medica
lis corps sailed last Monday for France
or Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Chase returne
RS. Monday to Quincy. Mass. after spending
IT some time with his mother. Mrs. Laur
d. Chase. Mr.. Chase is employed in tn
ais government shipyards.-Edward S. Mars
ne has moved his law Office from st. Thomas
Ip- Church block on Center street to hi
fal honte on Pearl street--A daughter. Hele
re-. Mae, was born December to Mr. an
to Mrs. clifford Shore Of Albany. y.
ay Mrs Shore was formerly Miss Rut
rs Bashaw OF this town.-Miss Phyllis Spr
las ney has returned from Boston. where sh
,u- passed several days with relatives.--Fran
Sanderson, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Sanderson, has successfully passe
his examination at Burlington for enlis
- ment in the navy and has been sent I
~. Newport. r. l., training station.-Mr
'.. H. NJ. Gipson returned Wednesday frol
g" Salisbury, where she has been vistin
ing at the home Of w. F. Warehouse fc
AN several days.-Charles Franch Of Clev'
Ia! land. Ohio. who Is visiting here for
Gu few weeks. has returned from Burlington
zee where he visited his son, Seward. Il
'hS several days.
RE-
INT BENSON.
i.s' DR.. Jasper p. Newton has returned fro
'"e Rouses Point and st. Adams. where
''"o had been to visit his brothers.-Mrs. FloI
INC Savage. who is at DR.. Jones's went
will pn,Isnd saturday 10 ace her sister ar
T. returned on Sunday.-Mrs. Louise Nortt
ris- Ior.s hos Ina, tho use of ona ~ her 10,
lys. and ia unable IN get about.-Arth,
Mr.. Croham maravar at The Mountain Via
enc Stock Farm went to Rutland Sunday
sos- William Wylie Of Valley Falls. n.