Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-29

Mrs. Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lyons Of Burlingtor
spent Sunday with hor sister. MRS. Frank
l.. Fish.-Mlss Lena Hawkins has 70.
turned from visit to Mrs T.. C. Kosct
of Burlington.--Miss Elisabeth Warner Il
spending week with her aunt, Mrs. X
j. Severance, of Keescviile, N. Y.--Percy
u. Bevins visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Bevins. Of Fairfax Sunday. -
Miss Grace Il. kingsland Of Montpelier
spent Sunday here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. l.. Kingsland. Mrs. Ear
Chamberlain and son, Jack, Of Montrea
are visiting her sister. Mss Edith
Charnberlain.-Thc condition Of Mrs. r.
Il kingsland. who Is suffering from q
sprained arm resulting from a fall on the
sidewalk. is much improved.--Judgt
Frank L. Fish spent Sunday with hi.
family.-tMrs. E. b. Lee has returned from
Monticello, Ia. where she spent the win
ter.--Miss Helen Leo was the week lend
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. O'Bryan
Alderman Levi H. Brown returned Satur.
day from n weeks business trip in north.
ern New York--Mr and Mrs. j. A.
Harrington visited his sister, Miss Luc,
w. Harrington. at tho Mary Fletcher hos,
Powers have returned from a months
visit. to her parents. Mr. and MRS. Arthur
Field, Of North Harrisburg. Carl Mandel
Of New York city. q former resident
spent the weekend with his wifSs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailergeon
David Roberts has returned from q
weeks business trip to Fort Edward
N. Y.-The vergcnncs schools closed Fri.
day Tor a weeks vacation.-Miss Mar.
iorfe Lee. q teacher In tho high school
at Bristol, IL spending q weeks vacation
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A.
Loci. NJ. Pierce and sister. Mrs.
Hannah Needhan, after having spcnt the
winter in Cincinnati with their nophews.
u. II. and A. 8. Pierce. have returned
TO Vermont and are spending a few days
with their niece. Mrs. William L. Porter.
Hosea Langevin. who was injured BY
the explosion Of the tank Of the acetelyne
light plant which no was cleaning out
Wednesday morning at his home In
Terrisburg, died Wednesday, March q
from the injuries received without re-
gaining consciousness. He was born In
Ferrisburg in the house where he died.
July Is. 1876. He is survived by two
brothers. George and Henry Langevin OF
Fcrrisburg: three sisters, Mrs. Frank
Bushey Of West Ferrisburg. Mrs. Oscar
Stone and Ms. Allen IArrow Of YER
gennes Tho funeral was held Friday
morning at ten o'clock at st. Peters
Church Of which he liz a member.
News has been received Of the
death on March Il at Lowell, Mass.
Of Arson Reed. Mr. Reed was the son OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed Of
Vergennes, and was A years OF age.
About IS years ago he moved to Lowell.
The cause Of death was tuberculosis. He
is survived by wife: five children; and
two sisters. Mrs. Anna Mccarthy OF
Lowell. Mass. and Mrs. Lillian Robare
OF vergennes.
Samuel B. Botsford. a native OF Yer
gennes. and q brother Of Cyrus Botsford
of this city. has formed a partnership
with three Buffalo. N. Y. lawyers under
& Albro. Mr.. Botsford is a prominent
dlebury College and of Buffalo Law
school.-R. e. Arnold OF Bloomingdale.
N. Y. visited here Saturday.-Mrs. Janet
r. Dorr is visiting Capt. and Mrs. Charles
f. Parker.-lMrs. w. r. Warner loft Tues
day for a few days visit to DR.. and Mrs.
n. J. Severance Of Keeseville. N. y
Thomas Dorr OF Williams College spent
the weekend with his uncle and aunt.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles L. Parker
George w. Ross spent Sunday with his
brother, John W. Ross. OF Rutland.-The
Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet for special
work at the parlors Of the church Fri
day.-Thomas Jones has returned from
visit to his mother. Mrs. G. A. Jones,
of West Berkshire. Edward Irons
OF Belmont is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel acknowledgements
Porcheron Of Bristol. Conn.,. is spending
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ID. Porcheron.-Mrs. Cyrus Bots
ford Of Charlotte spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crosby.-Sandford and Winfield Foote are
spending weeks vacation with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foote, OF
Cornwall.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles H
Caisse are making a few uays' visit Ia
their son. DR.. John NJ. Catsse. Of Swanton.
Mrs. F. P. Owens OF Bristol spent the
weekend with Mrs. Della ough.-Mrs
T. Neville has returned from q visit tc
her s'ster. Miss Electa Smith. OF Boston
News has been received Of tho death oil
Judson r. Day on Sunday at Brayden'
town. Fla. after an illness Of six months
Mr.. Day was former prominent farmer
and cattle dealer Of Addison. where HI
was born and had always resided unit
about three years ago. having since
lived In Florida. At one time he wa
associated in the cattle business in Bur.
lington with Daniel O'Brien OF South
Burlington. He Ia the last Of his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stowe OF New
Haven are visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Spencer G. Hawley, OF Panton.-
c. O. Strutx Of Roonevillo No rAcantlx
visited his comrade in the Civil War
c. T. s. Pierce.-w. l.. Cotey on Mon.
day shipped carload of lumber to Al
burg for Lattrop & Co. Of Bristol
Joseph Blair has recovered from an at.
tack OF pleurisy and resumed work q
the Haviland shade-rollcr plant.-Samus
Jackman has moved to the Harvey New
ton farm in West Ferrisburg.-Mr ant
Mrs. Arthur w. Norton spent Sunday II
Burlington with her brother, s. w
ndes.-Hayward Marshall broke bon,
In his right leg Monday, the result OF
misstep. r. Doyle OF Bostor
Is visiting his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
w. RyAn.-Ralph Tyrell. who has bee,
carrying on the Fred Allen farm in Yves
Ferrisburg for several years. has moved
to the Dart place north OF the station
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan returned Monday
evening from n visit to her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Noiseux OF Albany. N
Y.-Mrs. Josie Morgan and daughter, Mis-
Mildred. of Bristol are visiting thei
daughter and sister. Mrs. Frank n. Rog
ers.-John Plankey OF Springfield, Mass.
q former resident. IL spending q few day,
In town with relatives.
Howard l. Grandey of Worcester
Mass, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M
nSaA IL. -