Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22

mother, who is in fral health
The Kimball family arrived Monday by
"A special car, with the remains Of Mrs.
X. j. Kimball whose death occurred in
New York the last Of the week. Mrs Kim
ball has been here many seasons and has
many friends who regret her death. 1t
was expected that the family would be
here this summer at their home but this
may change the plans. II was three
weeks ago only that the remains of her
sons wife. Mrs Eugene Kimball. were
brought here. Mrs. Kimball was about 10
years of age, and a member of the Zap
list Church and had always taken great
interest in the local church.-Thc Rev.
Joseph Hamilton left Saturday afternoon
TO supply tho pulpit of the Methodist
Church on Sunday at Montpelicr.-Mrs
Earl Hibbard of South Royalton. who has
been with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Richardson, for several days. was joined
Saturday by her husband.-Merton
/ Rogers who underwent an operation at
, the sanitarium, has been very i'll ever
since and does not yet begin to improve.
Mrs Holmes of Boston, who has passed
several seasons here. arrived Friday and
is at the Inn for time.--Mrs. Clifford
: Joslyn Of South Royalton, after few
days passed here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. IL. Neil. returned Saturday
10 HeE HDNlG-fAcpdiTS are DclDU ndue
in the interior of the y. G. Buck house,
the workmen from the w. T.. Lamson firm
doing the work.-Mrs. Fraser Metzger is
in Freehold. y. Y, to sec her mother.
Mrs. Lacey, who is not in good health
Barney Shapiro has purchased the place
: known as the Marsh place on central
street of Fred Taunton.
Mrs. Mary A. Hatch. who had been
passing the winter with her son, r. T..
, Hatch. and family. died Monday morn
ing about four O'Clock as the result of
a fall sustained the stairs as she
went TO her room at about $50 Sunday
evening Madam Hatch was SO years of
age, the widow of Henry G. Hatch. who
died at STAFFORD In 1897. Eight years
| ago her son and family came to this
= place to reside and since that time she
had passed about half of each year with
the family here. She Is survived by two
sons, II. L., with whom she was at the
time of her death and William Hatch Of
Arlington. Mass. Several grandchildren
also survive.-Joel Fifeld. who Is
now located al Detroit, Mich. in business.
I has come for short stay here with his
/ sister, Mrs. j. w Oney, and other rela-
tivcs Mrs. Oney and daughter, Mrs.
I Thomas Bridges, left Monday for f;ut-
= llnd. where Mrs Oney will visit relatives
T. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Phlbrook are OK
a peCted to give THE Rose Girl" in this
$ place some time the coming summer
; Last August they gave THE Runaways'
y very successfully and their return will
t he welcome. The date of their appear
o auce will be announced later.-The re.
d mains of Mrs. 4. J. Kimball were
x brought Monday. the car being attached
q to the train from the north. due here al
II 1909 The funeral party consisted OF
+ Eugene KimbalI. the Misses Clara and
~ Annie Kimhall, children of the deceased
= Mr.. and Mrs George Morse and daughter
e, Miss Alice Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Renel
u son and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond
. The remains were taken at once to the
. cemetery. the bearers being the Hon. " !
:, Spear. f.. A. Thomas, the Rev. Fraser
4 Metzger. II. 3. Bell. DR.. L. p. Clifford
and o. r. Greene Many of the people
who had known her here went to the
cemetery, where were conducted service.
by Or. F, s Tolman and the Rev Fraser
~ MetZger. The party returned with thei
y special car on the train. leaving here a
"a 5iS the same night. The Kmball Pub
" lie library was closed all day as a mari
$ of respect to the deceased, whose lat.
Is husband generously presented the towr
TT with this buildnG.-Mr. and Mrs. o. w
al Mann of Boston came Saturday nigh
i. for an over-Sunday stay and also to at
t. tend to matters of business Monday be
r. fore returning home.
10 Mrs Fl. II. Paige went to South Royal
n, ton Tuesday TO assist her mother in pick
r ing up her household effects and take her,
n, here to live with her for the present.
Y. ". y. Packard of Lynn, Mass, who hal
'e been with his father, T.. y. Packard. fo
II. a few days. left Tuesday for his home
n lpa Vi his fat hot
III fort table The Rev. r. II. Moore went t.
or Springfield Tuesday to be present at TIL
- Methodist conference which is to convene
- in that place this week. Mrs. Moore ant
IN little son went to Lyndonvie to pass thu
We time with her parents, during Mr., Moore
or absence.-C. G. clark has purchased o
Mrs. Garland her house on the Highlands
known as the Mason place and will taxi
possession of the same about May IL. I
is understood that Mrs. Garland and sis
re ter. Mrs Marsh, will go 20 Massachusetts
TO live with relatives.-The Rev. Mr. Guest
"i present pastor at st. Adams. was In tow
- Tuesday for brief stay. while on his wa,
- to Springfield 70 attend the State meet
he ing The Rev. Joseph Hamilton left tn
err same day for Springfield to remain owe
" through the week attending the sam
nd meeting Mrs. Ernest Sawyer went t
&. Bethel Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs
n who accompanied the remains of the lat
RS r. j. Kimbal here Monday returned on tn
n late train Monday afternoon. the speca
u car being attached TO the train which lef
rs here about six o. clock In the afternoon.-
n; Miss Ruth Adams underwent an opcratio
~. Tuesday a. the eanitarium for appcndi
La citis.--Regina.d Lyman OF Rutland IL 4
-s town, the guest of IL. l.. Hatch and ianl
g for a few days
y delegation Of women from the Su!
frage club went to Montpelier Wcdnet
day to meet Tho governor, in regard {
- : calling 4 special session of the Legis g
" | ture TO act upon tho federal emendnen
wv Miss +. :. Fogg. who WAS eXpecto
- home from Florida, and The house mad
S' ready for her, has not yet arrived, hay
y" ing been delayed by railroad travel
y" has been learned that she had reache
~ New York. but was not able 10 get ava
" from there.--Dr Bailey and &, i. STOCK
We we'll went TO Rochester Tuesday to sc
40 nts Emily Stockwoll. who has bee
y" losing strength for several months and
l" now in feeble conditlon.-Merto
- Rogers. very ~ Tor the last few day
i've from the effects Of an operation. s no
~ thought to he Improving, and it is 81
- pected will gain steadily,-Mrs. Y. !
Alls left here Wednesday for Amhers
Lowell and Boston Mass and Norwicl
II Conn, where she will pass tho next Nv
All weeks. Madam Laura Allis went with ho
to Amherst to remain for the SummC