Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-11

having appeared. Schools were opened in
| all the grades.-Mrs Annie Mead Ham,
mond OF Northampton, Mass, Is passing
several days here with Mrs. X. ], Kimbali
and her daughters.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pratt OF Montpelier visited Mrs. o. g..
Chamberlin and Miss Mary Pratt here
Sunday.-Mrs. Martha Williams received
news Monday of the illness of Mrs. Lewis
Williams and left at once for Bethel
Mrs. Francis Dickerinan, after several
weeks here with her brother, Mr.. Watson.
went TO Concord, N. FL. Monday to pass
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
fearl Humrill--Cyril Angel. who several
weeks ago enlisted. was called to report
at Camp Devens and left Saturday.--Mrs.
Charles Hebard of South Royaiton was
entertained Sunday by friends In town
She formerly lived here.-C. +. Stevens
has taken the store formerly occupied by
j. +. Lamson on Merchants Row, and
expects to he established there I'm business
by the end of the week. Bethany Guild
VIII meet to-day at the parish house
Tor work for the soldiers with Miss Mary
carr Tewksbury as hostess.
The funeral of Louis Mazzolni was
held at the undertaking rooms of A. +.
Lamb wednesday afternoon at three
O'CLOCK. the Rev. ]. w. Tripp ofYiciat-
ing. Interment was In the new ceme-
terry, south Of the town. Mr.. Mazzolini
was born in Lucca. Italy and came to
this country when 33 years of age. He
had reached the age of 81 years. He
was twice married, his only daughter
being the child OF the first marriage.
Eugene Mazzolini came from New York
city Tuesday night to attend the fu.
neral.-Mrs. A. n. Spaulding, who for
mi in tnx a.
guest of Mrs. Il. q. Goodwin. over Tues
day night. leaving the following day
for her home in Woonsocket, r. /. Her
son. Harold Spaulding, has completed
his course In the navy and is now in
New Hampshire.-Mrs. David Flanders
and daughter OF Rochester were I'm
town Wednesday, guests of Mrs. G. A.
Lasher.-Mr. and Mrs. Durham of
Braintree came for a short business
trip Wednesday There will be a ball
in the Dubois e. Gay hall on the eve-
ming of Columbus day. Friday. and the
Sault- Angel orchestra will play The
proceeds are to go to the bask etball
team.
Martin Scott, left Tuesday afternoon
for Burlington, to enter the University
Of Vermont. Miss Celia clifford went the
same day. and her brother Edison Gif-
ford. followed. both to enter the same
institution. Others who went were Miss
Helen Blanchard. who has been there
previously. Arthur Cheney. also another
student, went on for the same purpose
A change in the express business has
been made here this week, Frank Herrick,
who for long time has been delivering,
selling out to Frank Sargent, who will
also deliver the freight about town, with
the assistance of his SON Mr. Herrick will
go to Lowell, Mass, where his daughter
resides. for the winter.-Mrs. r. j. KIM
ball and family are making arrangements
to close Montague Place this week.-Mrs..
Parker of Philadelphia is the guest of her
father, Mr.. Hatch. and sister, Miss Maud
Hatch. who reside in the O'Conner block,
having come for a several days stay
Mrs. Rogers has gone to visit in Norwich.
&C. f. Stevens is putting the store former
~ occupied by j. F. Lamson in readi-
ness to move his goods and expects to be
ready for business at that place at the
end Of the week.-Mrs. Annie Mead Ham
mond of Northampton, Mass. has been
with her aunt. Mrs. K. J. kimball. for a
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pratt of
Montpelier were guests Of their sisters.
Mrs o. $. Chamberln, and Miss Mary
Pratt, over Sunday.