Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05

n quarterly conference with the Me'h.
odst Church and Tuesday morning lei,
for Springfield where he remains LOT 'no
present. till resident pastor can DC Sc
cured for that placc.-Mrs. Ncttio iN'H
went to Mortified Tuesday to WISH ne,
daughter, Mrs. Robert Mayo, and attenu
the meeting OF the Eastern star az tin'
place. when tho grand officers ana oep-
utics made their annual vsitatton'--fie"-
~ liaraden died suddenly Monday morn,
ing. Mr.. Haradcn had not been we'll ana
his wife who was taking care OF hli"'
left the room for q short tno, returning
to find him dead Mr.. Haradcn had iiVeu
In town for a long time and Is survived
by his wife. who was the daughter OF the
late Abel Bowen Ono son, ID. II. Haraooh'
also survive him.--A. VI. Beedlc, Tor sew
eral days confined to tho house ny III
ness. is better and was able to be out
Monday for the first timc.--Alrs. Z. o.
Booth who Is recovering from an illness
WaS abo to be out Monday for the tirSt
mc.--Bculah Chapter will entertain tho
grand officers Thursday night when tne
deputies of this district Will also be pres
ent. a supper will be served at six o'clock
in tho ante rooms to all members and
guests.
! Tho family of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Sawyer. four of whom are Ill, are i'm
proving from tlioir attacks OF 'nfiuerSa
Wcslay Sawyer, a brother OF Ernest
Sawyer, living on Weston street, Is al
so III. with the same disease. Severe
colds are also very prevalent, but mono
is reported seriously il.-Mr5. Nettic Ri:,
is IN Northfield with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Mayo, and while there attended
The meeting Of Naomi Chapter. No. IS,
Order OF the Eastern Star. held Tues
xla ,~..A Trs. .Iyl,A Af
flcial visit of the deputies and grand Of
J ficers and a very successful meeting was
held. At this time the brothers prepared
and served the supper.-Beulah Chapter
will entertain the deputies Thursday
night at their meeting, when the Grand
Matron Mrs. Phyllis Burditt Of Spring
! field is expected TO be present ut her
annual visitation. A supper viii be serv-
ed at six o'clock.--Lymen Hutchinson
and son. John J.. Hutchinson, we're In
! Manchester Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Carrie Hutchinson Roberts,
daughter Of Lyman Hutchinson. Mrs.
Roberts. who was O former resident here,
had been i'll nearly oil winter. Mrs. Reb-
, erts was about 30 years old and during
her early life, previous to her marriage,
was with her parents, who lived on n
farm near this village. The funeral was
hold at Manchester Tuesday and 1t is un-
derstood the remains may be brought
here in tho spring. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband, her father, Lyman
Hutchinson. of this place, sister, Mrs
Clark Thresher of Melrose Highlands
Mass, a brother, Leonard Hutchinson OF
Barre and John l.. Hutchinson of this
place. who is also n brother.-George
Mudgett, who has been at the sanitarium
has not gained as rapidly as was eSpec-
tod from his late operation and will no,
be able TO leave before next week. Mrs
Lila Durham. his sister, is at tho horne
looking after the family during his alb.
sence.-Mrs William Osha went to North.
field Tuesday to visit her granddaugh.
ter. Mrs. Elida Sandspra Gilpin.