Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-08

win them came Robert Harrison to re-
o'a'" WI Sunday nlght-Miss Anna Ter
run VINO has been in Montpelier with
her mother, came Saturday TO re-enter
'ne sanitarium to complete her course
Nof training for a nurse. -Max Holman.
VINO Is stationed at Plattsburg. is here
o' Through with his mother, Mrs. Mol
us ''oiman.-The Rochester club gave
SUCCESSFUL ball at the Grange hall Thurs
"a! h'ght. This Is the last of a series or
e"Jogap'e dances which this club has
held
Lewis d. Partridge, who had been i'll for
SIN uays with pneumonia, died Friday
afternoon. He was SO years old. Mr..
partridge had been active and retained
MS Faculties TO marked degree. Mr..
Partridge came here II years ago from
to'sdam, N. y. where he had lived for a
long time and purchased the house at the
corner or Maple and Howard street where
ne ana Mrs Partridge had since lived.
Mr. partridge was twice married. his first
wire being Angela Brasee of New York.
whose death occurred in 1860. Six children
were born to this couple, Harvey b. Par
fridge. and Amos 8. Partridge. both Of
whom reside in Barre. Mrs w. c. Nye
and Mrs. Josephine Wellington of YER
gennes. Mrs. Arthur Roberts of Home
land. Ga, and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald
OF Aberdeen. S. d. His second wife was
Laura Olmsted, also of Potsdam, and
their marriage took place in 1878. they hav-
ing lived together Al years. one son was
porn to this couple, Charles i. Partridge,
VINO lives in Detroit, Mich, who has ar
rived FOR the funeral. All but one, Mrs.
Roberts. who resides in Homeland. Ga,
were present at the services. which was
held Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock
at the house, the Rev. i. S. Tolman OFF,
ciating. Mr. Partridge was a member of
the Baptist Church and was faithful in
his attendance upon the church services
AS long as he lived.-Thc remains were
taken to Potsdam for burial.-Mrs Os-
mond Creaser came Saturday to pass
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. l.. j.
Biakely, and returned Monday. her
daughter, Miss elsie Tredo, who had
been here for a week. accompany her to
their home in Newport, Vt.--Mrs Shequin
returned Monday from Burlington,
where she went Sunday to visit her son,
Earl Shequn, a student at the Univer-
sity of Vermont.-Ralph Hamilton, who
visited his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton, over Sunday. left Mon
day for White River Junction, leaving his
wife and two little daughters for "A longer
stay.-Matthew Hamilton, who has been
/ in Unity, Saskatchewan. for several
months, arrived here Friday to visit his
only brother, the Rev. Joseph Hamilton
! for n wcek.-Miss Merle Allen began
work at the desk in the store Of Bell
Brothers Monday morning. Another
clerk recently returned and taken up
work in the store is Mrs. Alice Rumrill
who has been in Barre several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Emerson Of lisbon,
y. H.. were in town over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase-Mrs. Susan
Kimball who suffered n shock of paraly-
sis several weeks ago, is now thought to
be improving.
! The Randolph Equal Suffrage Study
club held n meeting Monday at the home
| of Abbie r. Clarke. with good attend
| ance. a program of rare merit was pre-
pared by the president, Mrs. G. w.
Patterson, which greatly interested all.
Mrs. Leslie Ball of Randolph Center gave
a paper on the life and work of Catherine
Breshkovsky and Mrs. G. w. Patterson
discussed Bolshevism in Russia.-Mrs.
Shequin was in Burlington over Sunday
to visit her son, Earl Shequn-J b.
Adams returned Monday night from
Wilder. where he had been to see his
been Ill a month, and who is yet confined
TO his bed and only able to sit up a few
moments each day.-Mrs. A. p. Lbbey
arrived Sunday with her sster-in- law
Mrs. Paine. coming from Fairlee. where
she had been for the winter. 1t IL ex-
pected now that Mrs. Libbey will give
up her rooms in the Martin block and
return to Fairlee for a permanent home
Mrs. s. c. Clark after passing the win
ter with her son. DR.. Harry Clark. in
| Danvers, Mass, arrived here this week
and has opened her rooms I'm the Martin
block for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs O.
w. Mann of Boston are here to make
some arrangement for renting the Ran.
dolph Inn during the time of their lease
They expect to return to Boston this week
and will leave the Inn in the care of some
person to run for a time.