Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
~ THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

by the Rev Christopher Hamblin al three
O'Clock. fnterment was in the Cornwall
ccmetcry.-MisS Jessie Marcelle of the
telephone exchange, who has been IN for
n couple of weeks with grip. was able to
resume her duties Sundsy.--M. j. McMa-
non and son, James, who have been Wis
ting at the hbme Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon>McMahon, for 10 days. have
returned TO their home IN Utica, ~ Y
Robert T.. Pinney, cashier of the National
Bank Of Middlebury. Is confined to the
house by illness His fethv. Charles r.
Pinney. president of the same institution
VINO has been confined to the house for
several weeks. Is slowly recovering and
able to he about the use.-Mrs. Nohlc
y. Brooks Is ill.-Mrs. Dora Wing, who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs L. T.
Hathaway. for n week, has returned TO
Springfield Mass
concert was given az the Mead Mem
orial chapel at the college Wednesday
evening by f. Harold Geer, organist and
Cecil G. Wright, baritone. Mr.. Cieer is
organst at Nasssr Colleg and Mr.. Wright
Is choir director at the Presbyterian
Church in tilens Falls, N. Y.--Mr. anI
Mrs. Charles Bartlett left WednesdaY
noon for Seattle, Washington, where Mr..
Bartlett has a position in a mining Of
flee. While en- route MIR. and Mrs. Bart
lett viii spend a few days in Helena,
Mont, and visit Mr. and Mrs. George
Miner. There was "A good number of the
young couples friends at the station to
them off-Mathew Graham, the local OK
press agent. who has been Ill and who
thought to be recovering. was at his
office on Tuesday, has had relapse and
is again confined to the house.--The fun
eral of Mrs. y. II. Rivait of Weybridgo
was held at st. Mary's Catholic Church
in this village Wednesday morning at
nine O'Clock, the Rev. r. J. Leonard OF
ficiating. There was a large attendance
and many beautiful flowers The bearers
were John McHugo, Westley Sturtevant
William Naylor, Merrill Heir Charles
Tulley and Leo Costello. The interment
was in the family lot in the Catholic cem-
| etery in this village.-Treasurer Page c.
Ufford of the Addison County Trust com
pany who has been confined to the house
for two weeks, has so far recovered as to
be able to be on duty again.-Mrs. Grace
A. Brown, who has been confined to the
house with the grip, is able to be about
again.-Seven members of the NJ. X.
Moore family, who have all been confined
to the house for week. are recovering
and are able to be about the house.-Dr
and Mrs. Jacob Ross of College street
nre parents of a son at their home.
| Mrs. John B. Hayes, who has been
i'll with a disease of the heart at her
| home on South street for four months.
| Is thought to be slightly better. She
is being taken care of by a sister. Mrs.
Wilson of Brooklyn, n. Y.-Mrs. Della
| Dearborn, who has been on a visit to
| Miss Jennie Sessions at East Middle
| bury for several days, has returned
| to Brandon.-The Misses Lucette and
| Nelga Graham of St Johns. New Bruns-
wick are here to make long visit
| with relatives.-Mrs. Abram W. Foots
has been called to Wallng gford on ac-
| count of the illness of her son, Charles
N. Foote.-Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
! Rice of Washington. d. c. are in town
| to spend a couple of weeks,-Messrs
Harvey Cowles and James T. Cowles
| Of Bellows Falls are in town for sew
eral weeks.-Mrs. George Farrell is
| seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
| Parker and their daughter. Miss Cornie
Parker, and son. william, of Oneida,
N. Y, are in town to spend a few
weeks.-A union service will be held
| this evening at the Memorial Baptist
Church. A dialogue will be given by
two college students.-Harold Delphis
| leaves to-day for Hartford, Conn,
where he expects to remain for some
I time.