Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Ainsworth, of Hardwick, one OF the oc-
cupants was quite badly injured. Both cars
were badly damaged. Late reports from
Mr. Ainsworth are that he is convalesc-
ing nicely.
The next regular meeting of lamoille
Grange will be held July TO- n literary
program will he rendered with the fol-
lowing question for discussion. ITO what
Extent Should Farmers Co-operateY' A
good attendance is desired as there is
business to be transacted Mr.. and Mrs.
W. b. Patch lef, Monday by automobile
for n two weeks trip to he spent in
Newport. Morgan, Island Pond. ST.
.lohnsbury and Greensboro Mrs. T.. w.
Gates, Mrs. Hattie Slayton. Miss Cath
crime Gates and Harold Gates were In
Burlington saturday to accompany nome
Miss Adde West. who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for three weeks
for treatment. She is much improved in
health.-Miss Mary Whitcomb, who has
a position as stenographer with the Hood
Tire company, WATERFOWL. Mass. is a
guest of relatives in town.-Miss Helen
Wright returned to her home in Esse \
Junction Monday morning after two
weeks spent in town with friends, -Miss
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. r. slayton, for
two weeks. went Monday TO Burlington
to enter summer SCHOLARS. Charles
Rixby, of Cambridge. was the guest OF
her brother. Selden Croker from Fiji
day until Monday.--George Holman IS
off duty AT the Mcfarland store Tor "A
week and went Monday to tolebrook. y.
H. for a visit with relatives.-tharlo't"
Camp will returned Tuesday night from
Manchester. \. H., where she mas "'',
a guest at the home OF Mrs. A"'e ii'"'''
for three weeks-Dofls SKINNER " ."
ton, is spending some t''he WIN Nv.
grandparents. Mr. ana MIS- IA ~ S'''"'-
ey-The result or me game WHY" was
played between the N"'r'HNi''' to"''
team and team from FORT r''h"i' Ni'e''
on sunday was 10 III iaNo' VI W.,
Nille.-H. II. pooHe anu i'"'"'" 0"'"'''
were in IeHersohV'Iie Ha'u'u"H eNe"''s
where the former tn" c'"'s V. Ut"
moving PICTURES" iSS Hi"' "a" '''0' W
Stowe. VINO mas oeeh sPenui"s wee"
with her uncle FRED 'ahpoe''' mas so"'
to Hyde Park Tor Il WISH win fela''Ves
Clarence Stowell ana ia"ilE were re-
cent guests of ms parents Mr. ana MIS-
Fl. G. Stowell.-Marsha'i '" l'~oh' VINO
has been employed IN bennington 'n'
past month. has returned home.--Mr
and Mrs. Leland Ring entertained th'
following guests at iamiiN gathering
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Nern Peek. MOT
rill Gates and family, Mr.. ana Mrs Free
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Emerson ana three
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gres'
and granddaughter, Helen Tiliotson. al
Of Hyde Park-f. W. Mould. 'harle
Mntil1 am
camp at Beaver Meadow. Mrs. L. Kin
ney has returned from stowe. where sh
has been spending several days.-Clar
ence Robinson. of Boston. VINO was call
ed here by the death OF his uncle, r..
Robinson, returned home by way of Bur
lington Saturday. accompanying Mr.. an
Mrs. f. A. Walters-H. r.. Lanpher ma
purchased the George Badger residenc
and will take possession as soon as
IL vacated. Mr. Badger and FAMILY WI
60 soon TO Burlington. where they WI
reside.-Sabn Hodges spent the week
end At his home in johnson.-AIiss WI
ma Gill. OF Brandon, rs spending severe
weeks in town with reiatiVes-Mr. an
Mrs. X {. STAFFORD ana son. CharIes' MI
and Mrs. y. {. Bedel. Mrs. Mary BE
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Peek ana ran
fly, Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker MIS-
Agnes Edgerton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. }
Gill and fanny, MISS Wihlfred Bedei
and {. Z. Batcheider enjoyed plcn
dinner at MOSCOW sunday. gong by al
tomobHes-Mrs EVA Jones. OF Windso
has been guest OF her mother, Mrs. A
VIVA Campbell ana other relatives, N
past week returning nome SUNDAY 81
came by automobile, Joe Golette actin
ms chauffeur
The funeral of Edwin Septimus RobiI
SON. whose death occurred very sue
ienly July = was held from MS la
home on congress street at two ociot
saturday afternoon, the Rev' Il.
Goodllne ofhciating. and burial w
made in the family lot in Pleasant Vie
cemetery. Edwin = Robinson was boz
In Norristown December y, 1908, the Sc
OF James ana Anne PARSONS Roo,nso
HIS en'lre ne was spent IN MorrisVii
ana ne received MS education AT u
People Academy lie married on Ju
" 1854 Gertrude l.. JoslYn. who surviv
MN with one daughter Lucille Robinso
ana prother' DR.. j. Arthur Rooinso
RE was engaged III business mere Tor
years, selling out March 10, 1906
thar'es Kramer Foiiowins TINS ne W
rural ietter carrier Tor 10 years and I
me 'ast Two years had heid the ON
OF Town ''erk ana treasurer ana al
'hat Oh clerk ana treasurer OF the v
IaRe OF MorrlsViIie' Mr.. Robinson W
memper OF the congregational Churt
Oh MI vernon Lodge r. ana A. NJ,
me local iouee OF y. r. .. +. He W
ul'eu WI" iui' Masohlc hohors. y