Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-13
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lington with Reba Towne. who is to enter
the Home for Destitute Children.-The
Misses Addie and Mildred Goodrich re-
turned Friday evening from Greensboro.
where they have passed a week with
their grandmother, Mrs. Addie Goodrich.
Mrs. Alvira Badger of Danville came
Friday evening to visit her brother. l. N.
LeBaron.-Miss Rhea Patno went Satur-
day to Vergennes. where she will be the
guest of her uncle, H. L. Miner-Miss
Nellie Stillings Of Lowell. Mass, who
has passed the summer at the Randall.
returned home Friday.-Miss Ida Byne
went Saturday to Burlington, where she
has a position as stenographer.-Mrs. G.
l. A. Smith went to st. Johnsbury Sat-
urday to visit her niece and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Fay.-The Misses Cora
and Alice Bugbee went to Greensboro
Saturday to pass several days at the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Kinney
Miss Elizabeth McGill. who has been a
guest at the Randall for the summer. left
Saturday for her home in Washington,
d. C.-Miss Nellie Ingalls, went Saturday
to Lowell Mass. where she will make
her home with her uncle. Max Newcity.
The remains of Thomas Pilbin were
brought here Monday from his late home
in Waterville. for burial at Gilmore.
%, 1885, and came to this country about IS
years ago and resided in Gilmore for near
ly so years. Mrs Pilbin died five years ago
and four years ago Mr. Pilbin went to Wa
terville to reside with his son, l.. j. Pilbin,
and during the entire four years has been
an invalid, having been confined to his
bed for the past three years. His death
occurred September Z, the cause of his
death being dropsy of the kidneys. Flu
neral services were held at the church
at Waterville Sunday. the Rev. Chester
Austin officiating. A prayer service was
held in Gilmore, at the grave, the Rev. J..
j. Bennett Of the A. c. Church in Norris
vile officiating. The deceased is survived
by Ave sons and two daughters. Widen
Pilbin of Hardwick, Lester j. Pilbin of
Waterville, Benjamin. David and Charles
Pilbin of Gilmore, Mrs. Myrtle Utton of
Worcester and Mrs. Lyla Senter of Willis
ton.-Mrs. Myra Rodgers Heath went
Monday evening to Jeffersonville. joining
Mrs. John Waterman of Burlington, at
the home Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Holmes, Tuesday. Mrs.
Waterman and guest, Mrs. Heath. went
to South Hero to pass a week in camp
Mrs. Fannie Bickford. her daughter.
Miss Marjorie. and sister. Mrs. Hattie
Hickok Smith of New York. returned
they passed a week at the Kellogg cottage.
Mrs. Elsie Carrick of Hardwick was a
| guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Spear.-Mrs A. G. Small and daughter,
Miss Barbara, were visitors in Burling-
ton Monday.-A son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond.-The Rev.
| w. 8. Post went to Middlebury Tuesday
to attend a four days convocation of the
Congregational Minister'S of Vermont
Mrs. e. A. Wheeler and daughter. Miss
Marion. were visitors in Hyde Park Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small returned
to Boston Tuesday after passing a vaca-
ton OF two weeks at the farm house OF
hte formers father. Levi S. Small.-Mrs
Mary Farnham was a visitor in st Johns
bury.-Miss Winnifred Williams OF
North Craftsbury was guest Monday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Thomas returned
Monday from Boston. where Mr.. Thomas
had been to take examinations, after re.
ceiving appointment in the aviation corps
In these examinations Mr.. Thomas failed
owing to color blindness.-H. Clay Fisk
who Is here from Akron, Ohio, for a visit
to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Fisk
and friends here. received an appoint.
ment from President Benton of the u. "
M. Sunday and went Monday night to Bos-
ton TO take necessary examinations ia
quarry as an observer in the aviation
corps. and IL successful will go immedi-
diately to Oklahoma for six weeks train
ing. when he will go to France for active
lservice.-Mrs. Ida A. Young returned Mon
day to Lebanon. N. H., after visiting Mrs
George A. Cheney.-Mrs. Il. o. Joslyn
after visiting several weeks with relatives
and friends, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
Luce while here. left Monday for her
home In Springfield. Ill.--John AtwelI
passed Sunday in johnson a guest of his
sister. Mrs. Frank Whiting-Mrs. l.. C..
Tillotson left Saturday evening for a visit
In Waterville with her sister, Mrs. w. y.
Smile, and with friends in Burlington
The remains of Mrs. Martin Spaulding of
Gilmore were brought here Saturday for
tnterment in Pleasant View cemetery.
Mrs. Spaulding will be remembered as
Clara Greene. daughter of the late
Benjamin w. Greene.-Miss Sarah Baker
left Saturday night for Peterboro~N. II.
to resume her duties as supervisor of
manual arts at Antrim and Hillsboro. N,
H.. after passing the summer vacation
with her uncle. Alden Moore.-Miss Flora
ITuliper Of Hardwick passed the day Sat.
urday here.-Dana LeI3aron left Saturday
night on his return to Midway. Mass,