Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-12

ing. For % years he had been a con-
ductor on the railroad in that State.
Mr. Flint was 40 years of age and is
survived by wife and three sons He
was nephew Of Hale Flint of this
place.-Miss Minnie Carpenter Of Mont
peier is In town for few days with
Mrs. II. f. Richardson Rev.
Joseph Hamilton went to Richford Sat
urday. where he will supply the Metho-
dist Church pulpit until the pastor re-
turns from war work overseas. Mrs.
Hamilton, 1t is expected, will remain
here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. r. Daniels and son
Paul and Mrs. Harmon were In Bur-
lington Sunday to visit Miss Annie
May Daniels. who is now at Lakeview
sanitarium. They returned on Sunday
night reporting the girl much i'm
proved.-Mrs. J. c. Wells went Sunday
to the home Of her son. John Wells.
near East Bethel to pass 10 days.--The
W. r. G. held its regular meeting Sat-
urday night. The report of the state
meeting was given by the delegates
and the meeting was enjoyable.-Miss
Katie Bradley of Beverly, Mass, who
has been with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Grove, for 10 days. returned Monday
to her home.-Mrs. william Tyler left
Friday for st. Adams to visit for a
few days.-The Rev. Joseph Hamilton.
who was in Richford Sunday to supply
the pulpit of the Methodist Church.
came home Monday to remain until
the last of the Week.-Mrs. Mary Priest
after n six weeks vacation, passed in
Springfield, Mass, has returned and
has again resumed her work in the
Office of the Herald e. News.-E. v.
| Parker and daughter are moving this
week to South Royalton, their house
hold goods being taken by truck Mon
| day.-Children's day was observed at
the Bethany Church Sunday morning
and it was voted to hold a Children's
and patriotic service the first Sunday
in July at the Methodist Church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Stockwell reached
the end anniversary of their marriage
Monday and while the event was not
known to many they invited half dozen
couples to assist them in the observance
Of the same at their home Monday night.
The time was pleasantly passed with the
friends. and had the anniversary been
made known. no doubt a much larger
number would have been glad to Joined
the company.-Mrs. Laura Cushman has
returned from a seven months stay in
Ridgewood, n. j.. where she has been
with Mrs. Clarence Hodges during the
time. Mrs. Cushman will be here with
Miss Mary Dubois and other friends for
several months.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Stimets start this week on their trip to
California. They expect to be away about
three months, and will be accompa MED
by Mr.. Stimet's brother and wife.-NIra
Minnie Miller. whose home for the
present is in Waitsfleld, arrived Tues
day morning for an overnight stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Copeland and on
Wednesday will leave h&e for Water
bury, Conn., where she goes to visit her
daughter, Mrs Densmore, and family
Miss Mae Ladue has closed a successful
year of teaching in Tunbridge and re-
turned TO her home here Monday, to re-
main for few weeks.
The Green Mountain band will give a
minstrel entertainment next week this
being under the direction Of an out-of-
town management with local talent The
proceeds will Of course go for the benefit
of the producer and the band-Mrs. G.
w. Pride. who has been ill for several
days. is now improving and II is hoped
will soon make a recovery.-Mrs. Edwin
Weston, after few days stay in town
with her mother, Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
has returned to Derry. n. H.-Mrs. Jennie
Richardson came from Roxbury Wednes-
day for few days here while receiving
treatment from DIR. A. c. Bailey.-The
local Odd Fellows Lodge will attend the
morning service at the Bethany Church
Sunday. the Rebekah Lodge joining them.
Harold Cushman and Miss Evelyn
Howe. the latter a niece of Mrs. F. y
ktchum. are guests in the home Of the
later, coming from Concord. n. H..
Wednesday morning .-Mrs. Bennett wen,
TO South Royalton Wednesday for a few
days-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phiibrook
who two years ago gave THE Honey
moon Lane" in town with local talent
will about the middle Of August give
The Runaways." The exact date Of the
play will be given in the near future.
W. W. Culver of White River Junction
a former grand patron Of the Eastern
Star, and who in 1896 instituted Beulat
Chapter. was in town Wednesday. Mr.
culver was one of the persons injured
In the accident at North Royakon abou
week ago, and since that time has beer
at the sanitorium at Bethel. He has i'm
proved sufficiently. to be able to go tc
his home this week, and his complet,
recovery is expected in the near future
Judge j. W. Rowell has 80 far re
covered from his late illness 50 he IL abb,
!, to be out. but not yet able to be owe,
town for business.