Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-07


road company and stepped in front of
a passenger train and only lived abort
time after the accident The deceased
is survived by five brothers. Michael.
Daniel, James. Bernie and John Sullivan.
also two sisters, Mrs. Harold Stimson
and Mrs. Mahoney.--Lieut Eugene par
ker, who recently returned from over
seas. has been the guest of his mother
Mrs. Matte Parker, the past week. lie
returns to Camp Devcns for his dis
charge.-Aliss Alice Clancy has gone to
Rockaway Beach, n. Y, to spend "A few
weeks with her sister.-Mrs Charles A
Plumley who accompanied her husband
to Akron, Ohio, has returned home Mr.
Plumley, who recently resigned as State
tax commissioner, Is now located in Ak
ron.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Carpenter loft
last week for Middletown, Conn. where
they are to make their home with their
daughter, Miss Winifred Ellis Mr.. Car
pentcr is slowly recovering from his
recent operation. Prof. Jordon of Nor
wich University has moved into the
Carpenter house on Prospect street.
Andrew f.. Denny president of the
Mortified Trust company. celebrated his
S7th birthday Monday and received the
congratulations of a host of friends i'm
this vicinity. AT the close of the monthly
meeting of the directors of the bank
a luncheon was given Mr. Denny at the
Park Inn. There was n birthday cake
with 81 candles and a delicious lunch
was served. Mr.. Denny is very active
and has n keen interest in Mortified and
all its undertakings. Each director gave
some "reminiscences about Mr.. Denny in
connection with his life work as they
knew him. AS n token of esteem he was
presented with sterling silver handled
silk umbrella. His many friends in
Mortified and vicinity extend congratu-
lations,-George Dillingham; was APP
pointed road commissioner for the town
Of Mortified at a special town meeting
held Saturday Mr.. Dillingham; sue
ceeds Edward Kelly, resigned.
p. Wilder and Mrs. Eva NJ. Little of
Mortified were married Saturday at the
groom's home on Pearl street the Rev
c. e. Bingham performing the cere-
mony.-Sergt. Alison Edgerton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Edgerton, has re-
ceived his discharge from the army and
is at his home in town. Sergeant Edger-
ton returned from overseas with the
Fifth Divson.-Miss Josephine CALI has
been visiting In Barre the past week
Miss CALI resumed her work in the real
estate office Of c. Il. Patten Monday
after weeks northumberland
Lovett of Worcester. Mass. spent Sun
day with his family at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Pllsbury. They arc
now visiting his home in Warren-Sergt,
Nicholas Lung, L. S. A., of Norwich
University has gone to Philadelphia on
leave.-Col. Ira l.. Reeves, former
president of Norwich University, has
arrived from overseas and is now with
his family in Washington, y. C.-Lieut
Timothy Donahue, who received his dis
charge from the L. s. army several
months ago, and has been at his homo
in town. has gone to Quincy. Mass, where
he has a situation-NTiss Ruth Biork-
lund of Woodhaven l.. l., Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harold Aldrich -Lieut.
Arthur l.. Kelley, who recently returned
from service in Russia, has boon the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis the
past Week.-Mrs. Josephine Brusa has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital where she recently underwent an
operation.-George Kingston returned
Monday from Quincy, Mass, where he
has been visiting his brothers. William
and Eugene Kingston-Mrs Guy w
COBB OF New York city is spending a few
weeks with friends in town Major Cobb.
who recently received his discharge from
the army, is on a government job in
Florida and Mrs. Cobb will join him
later