Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-19
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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returned Sunday from two weeks
absence, passed with her parents near
Frelighsburg. They also visited In Frank
lin in the home of c. w. Peckham, who
returned with them.-Mrs. F. e. Ovitt and
daughter and Mrs. w II. Tiff and daugh-
ter of this town attended the funeral OF
Richard Tibbets in East Franklin Friday
Mr.. Tibbits formerly lived in town a
few years.-Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Wissell OF
Shoreham are parents of a son, born
July IA. Mrs Wissel will be recalled as
Miss Gertrude Andrus. Her mother
Mrs. c. II. Andrus. is with her.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Hammond and two children,
Miss Gladys and Stanley Hammond, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Gardner and son. Mrs.
Eta Hammond and Miss Ruth Hammond,
all of Newport. were recent guests OF
c. G. Stanley in South Frankln.-A cow
belonging to H. b. Colcord was struck
by lightning during the shower Saturday
evening.
The semi-annual meeting Of the
trustees Of Enosburg Falls Savings
Band and Trust company was held in
their banking rooms Friday, when every
member of the boaro present.
Routine business was transacted and
semi-annual dividend of five per cent. on
the stock was voted. Dinner was served
them in the parlors of the Methodist
Church by the Red Cross branch.-Mrs.
e. A. Gaines and her grandson, George
w. Gaines, passed last week in the home
of Mrs. Gaines daughter. Mrs. George
Demar, in Berkshire. Mrs. Gaines VIII
remain for longer vist.-Mrs. Albert
.Kittell of Sheldon is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. w. Towle.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Draper and son, Jackson Draper.
Of Morristown were guests OF Mr..
Diapers brothers. d. /. and Allen Draper,
Friday.-Mrs. James Duffy. aged IS years,
died Friday after prolonged Illness
eliminating in shock. The funeral was
be held Monday at 1000 a. m. The Rev.
G. E. L'Ecuyer offcated. She Is
survived by her husband and four chill
dren Mrs. William Bruso OF Fairfield.
the Misses Eleanor and Marjorie and
John Duffy; also two sisters. Mrs. Mar
garet O'Connell and Miss Ellen Fitz-
gerald Of St. Adams, and one BROTHER
j. j. Fitzgerald of Minneapolis.
H. d. Kendall is in Potsdam, NJ T.
with his son, l. H. Kendall, who is the
manager of a company engaged in the
manufacture of butter color and other
dairy supplies.-Miss Hazel kimball,
who has been employed in sanitar-
ium at LOOMS. N. Y, in the Catskill
region for over year, arrived Satur-
day evening by motor from st. Adams
Mrs. H. N. Kimball.-The condition OF
Mrs. F. H. Brown, who is recovering
from an operation at the Sherwood
sanitarium in st. Adams is improving.
She is expected to return to her home
here this week.-Kenneth Demar of
Berkshire has been passing a few days
in the home of his uncle, j. G. Gaines.
j. A. Gibson and his son, w. E. Glib
son, with Mrs. Gibson and her mother
Mrs Jennie Colcord of Richford, who
is visiting her, motored to Johnson
Sunday to visit Miss Floy Gibson OF
East Burke, who is attending summer
school there.-Miss Mildred Graves OF
Apponaug, r. l., is the guest of Miss
Lou Carpenter.AMrs. Maud Tisdale OF
Glen Sutton, Que, died at the home OF
her father, Seymour Tracy, Wednes.
day morning. She was recovering
from an operation performed about siS
weeks ago and was planning to return
to her home the day she died.-C. ]. NJ
Benoit of the First Vermont National
Guard band returned to Fort Ethan
Allen Tuesday morning after few
: days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Benoit