Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26

suddenly at his home in East RoxburS
Tuesday, June II. He had been in hif
usual health and about his place UP I'd
the time of his death. He was SO years old
and had lived in this vicinity for manJ
years. Funeral services were held Thurs<
day at the house. with burial In East
Roxbury cemetery. Elder Ora Boyce off
fcating. The bearers we're: Gene Davis
Frank Clark, George Knowles and Ralph
Gale
Charles Burns of st. Mchaers College.
Winooski. and sister, Miss Marion Burns,
of the University Of Vermont. Burling.
ton are at the home of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Burns, for the sum-
NOR vacaton.-Mrs. C. s. Kimbal and
son, Chandler, and Arlington Kerr have
been In Burlington attending commence
ment at the University Of Vermont. Mrs.
kimballs daughter, Miss Mildred Kim
ball, is member OF the graduating
class.-Roland LaFrana and Ralph Saw
yer were in Waterbury Monday attend
ing an opperetta given under the dlrec-
tlon OF Miss Lena NJ Wallace, who lie
Instructor in the local high school.--Miss
Mary V. Harrison, teacher in the high
school, has gone to her home in Amherst
y. H., for the summer.-Mss Lillian
Petty, teacher in the high school, mas
gone to her home in Westford for the
school vaoation.-Mrs. n. F. Cram Of
Bridgewater and Mrs. Allen Cassidy of
Melrose, Mass, who have been visiting
Mrs. Frank Duffany at her home on
Central street, have returned to their
homes. Miss Hazel Celley went to the
White Mountains Monday, where she has
employment for the summer.-Capt. Cliff
ford Gregory of the L. s. aviation corps
has arrived in New York from overseas.
Captain Gregory is former member
of Company i, V. n. g.. and is we'll
known in town.-Miss Laura Averill was
in Montpelier Wednesday night to at
tend the graduating exercises OF the
Montpelier high school. Miss Averills
niece, Dorothy slayton, was member
| of the graduating class.-Miss Celeste
Aldrich of Pratt Institute Brooklyn.
y. Y, is at the home of her mother.
Mrs. c. q. Aldrch, for the summer.
Mrs. Aldrich. who has been i'll for some
! time. is able to ride out each day
| Thomas p. Parsons. certified public
! accountant OF Boston, Ia in town audit
ing the accounts of the Cross Brothers
Granite company.-Dr. and Mrs. Bur-
| bank and daughter. Miss Pauline, were
sunday guests of Mrs Burbanks sister,
Mrs. Charles a. Plumley Miss Evelyn
| Plumley accompanied them home and
Will spend n short vacation in Cabot
Miss Helen Nick ejlvey. who was gradu-
ated from the Mortified high school last
! week, has gone to Tunbridge to spend the
summer with her mother.-John Holland,
who has been assisting NJ. f. Chase in
his undertaking business, has completed
his duties and Is employed by John
! Mccormick successor to C. P. Hatch &
| Co.-Col. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins have
rented Prof. A. w. Peach's tenement on
Main street and gone to Housekeeping
for the summer.-Miss Stella Clousn.
teacher in the Mortified graded school.
/ has gone to her home In Calais for part
Of the summer. She expects to go to
| Rutland for part of the summer.-Supt.
| and Mrs Charles P. Mcknight have
gone to East Calais, where they will
spend a week.-Dr. and Mrs Davis
Inglis, who has been stopping with Mrs.
! Hattie Davis at the Commons club have
gone TO East Thetford.-Nelson Bras
saw, who has been in poor health for
! some time, has gone to East Biddeford.
! Me, to spend the summer.-Miss Verna
Bean of the Mortified high school has
gone TO Montpelier for the summer
Robert Duprey, who was graduated from
the Mortified high school last week,
! has gone to Berlin to work for c. H.
! Stewart.