Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10
WESTFIELD.

Judge and Mrs. W. r. Ciilpn entertain
ed quite notable Fourth of July and
weekend party. the seven children OF
Judge and the first Mrs Gilpin, were all
present with their wives and husbands
and children numbering IL in all. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Miller Of Yonkers, y. Y, Editor
Wallace H. Gilpn Of Barton and Dana
s. Gilpin Of Brattleboro have each two
children. Ernest w Gilpin Of Richford
has one son. Roger. his wife and his
mother were the only adults. who have
died in Judge Gilpins family since his
marriage in 1876 On Friday they had
dinner in the commodious home dining
room. and a picnic supper, Saturday all
| motored to Lake Eden for a picnic din
ner: Sunday they attended church in
! body. All are have been members
! Of the Congregation Church here
where they We're brought up. Judge
Gilpin has a family of which he and the
town may well be proud.-The Fourth
passed very quietly here, some firing
and bell ringing. but an absence of
rowdyism that spois some years.
| Seventeen from here went to Norris
willie and had picnic dinner at the home
people went on Jay Peak. and a large
number Of others went to Newport or
| North Troy.-Mr. and Mrs Jospeh God
dard spent the weekend with their
daughter in St. John shury.-Mrs. Maurice
Gray had a painful accident last Friday
at Morrisvile. AS she was entering her
fathers car her left kneepan slipped
out Of place and she fell to the ground
resulting In the ligaments of the left
knee being torn off. After treatment
there she went 10 St. Johnsbury and
had her knee put in cast and came
!, home Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McCuen of Johnson spent last Sun
, day with her.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl
Macfarlane went to their former home
in Cowansville Monday for a few days
, visit.-Mrs Martha Knight died Sunday
. afternoon after some years Of invalid
r ism AT her home with Loren Hendrix
aged % years. The funeral was hsld ir
Richford Tuesday afternoon-Miss
Greenwood of Montreal is visiting he,
friend, Miss Blanche Martin.-Mrs. Re
a becca Hitchcock. who has been spend
: ing the winter in Coventry. came Thurs
= day to visit Mrs. W. ID. Bell for few
= days.-Louis and Milton Bell went Thurs
h day to Breton Woods, where they have
v responsible positions at the Mt Wash
e ineton hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Hagar ant
A daughter Of Newport spent Sunday will
. | their cousin F.. Fl. Hitchcock
o Last Sunday there was a large audi
:. ence for nowadays at the Congregational
o Church. There were "a out of town at
il PENDANTS and y local people. Thi
:. town is fortunate in having summe
1, visitors who help out in church attend
I. ance-For the past 10 days haying ha
d been rushed as never before at this sea
y son of the year. The time honored Gus
n tom of beginning the Monday after tn
Fourth is quite out of date. There is
bumper hay crop, many of the farmer
having their barns filled and not We
lhalf done-M. H. Burbfrdge is havn
his house repainted.-Mr. and Mr.:
Homer Foster recently visited hi
brother in Mont gomery.-Mrs. NJ. j
=. Miller and two children of Yonkers, VIII
=, have been here about 10 days with Mrs
-, IA. o. Miller and W. r. Glpin, wer
:. Thursday to Crystal Lake, where sh
- Will go into camp with her brother
-, family W. II. Glpin, for the summer
,a Miss Hazel Miller. science teacher
80 a Springfield. Mass, high school. cam
:. home last week for a months vacatio
An before teaching in a summer school
=. Miss Hazel Gilpin, who taught last yea
es in Greenfield, Mass, Is attending III
Az Johnson Normal summer school.-W.
Il Brock of Troy has built barn SEX
-, feet to replace the one burned fe
10 months ago. He is undecided as
40 building residence this year. havir
s. bought the one they now occupy,