Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

by paralysis when living in Boston
May q, 1895. Mr.. Sanborn was a G
Wal veteran. enlisting in Boston in
Second Massachusetts Light Artille
After nine months at Fortress Moni
he was discharged for disability. He v
a member of the L. S. Grant Post, G.
II. When q he Joined the Masonic Lod
at Chelsea and later was transferred
Phoenix Lodge in this town and was pr
ably the oldest Mason membership
town. He at one time belonged to
Episcopal Church. November s, 1870.
Sanborn married Ella Terry Of Randol
and TO them were born two children
daughter, who died at the age of sen
months, and a son, Earl Sanborn, VI
died at the age of p with tubercu
trouble.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. H.. Moore. v
have been in Montpelier, attending
Epworth League institute, have return
to attend the service Sunday at the Me
odist Church, of which Mr.. Moore is
pastor.-Mrs. Lauvan Owen Rogers
ter a several days stay in Woodstol
Norwich and Bethel returned Saturd
and is again at her place in the home
Judge Towell-Madam Laura All:s af
StNtio' hi'hi'S Nv aIIllltISt- MdSSs, W
her daughter. Mrs. Hardy, has return
to pass the summer here with Mr.. a
Mrs. f. H.. Allis.-Robert Sault, instr
tor in music in the public schools. of La
renee. Mass, is in town to pass a pS
Of his vacation with his sisters. the Mis-
Agnes and Mabel Sault.-Mrs. J.
~Tewksbury has moved her millinery god
for the summer to her home on Prospy
avenue and is passing her vacation at
camp.-Mrs. Alfred Lamb Of Warren
passing several days here with her dati5
ter, Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell. who is nj
improving from her trouble with her hid
caused by A succession of colds.-NI
Winifred Richmond came Monday fr@
st. Adams. where she has been visitiI
at the home of Judge q. y. Kelton al
with other friends.-Mr. and Mrs. I'll
man Nichols of Bellows Falls were gueI
the first of the week Of their cousins. ]
and Mrs. F. G, Angell.-Mr. and Mrs. |
r.. Joselyn entertained their niece, MI
Lucille Robinson, over Sunday. while
her way to Burlington and Morrisvilld
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Harlow and daught|
Rose, attended the commencement of d
University of Vermont last week. wh
her daughter was graduated from that
stitution.-Sivio Parnigoni Of Barre
pdSSllE nlS summer NdCdLlcn from SCnq
!, here with his aunt, Mrs. Anthony Ma
zolini.-Carl Bowen broke one pom in
right wrist while crankine the truck |
longing to n. J. Vail last week and is M
carrying his arm in splints.-Dr. F.
Hinkley and family. Mrs. James Hinkl
and Mrs. Lydia Newell Of Fall Riv,
Mass. came Friday and since that til
> have been guests in the home of ].
!. lOney.
i F. H.. Packard. who has been i'll
y a year and a half, and for six mon'
confined to his bed. died Sunday EVENT.
Mr.. Packard left his business early l
= fall. having for some time been a suffe
5 With ~sciatica and other troubles and ",
to the home of his sister-in-law. NJ
Hattie Nichols. and from that time /
hardly been out of the house. He y
born in East B%raintree. son Of Harvey
a Susan tJackson) Packard. and would hi
been IS years of age If he had lived
( August. August Is. 1877. he married Ar
Bass of Braintree. who died i've We
ago. To her were born three sons and tn
l. daughters, all Of whom survive. and f.
X of whom were here Wednesday at
n burial. The sons are William and Geo
n Packard living at Lynn. Mass. and E
est Packard living at Manchester. y.
The daughters are Mrs. Lucille Traver'
Medfeld. Mass. Mrs. Hattie Pack
Chadwick. living in Detroit. Mich,
It Valentine, now Mrs. Ernest Austin.
g The remains of John o'Grady W
S brought here Wednesday for inferno
Mr.. O'Grady was at one time enplo'
n here at the station as operator and
known to some of the people in r.
d who were shocked to learn of his dei
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Atwood. Who h
d been in Washington. n. c.. for sew
q months. eturned here for a short I
" and then went on TO Greensboro to r
y the summer al their cottage az Casr
- Lake.-William Young, who has h
l. critically i'll. is now improving and |
T. thought that ne will recover.-A dau
- ter was born Monday to Mr.. and
10 w. r. Messer. who live in the Me:
'e block near the bridge.-Mr. and Mrs. #
. mond Paige of Burlington, who were
70 town with Mr.. Paige's parents, Mr..
- Mrs. n. II. Paige, over the 5th. left tt
- day afternoon for their home in Burl'
- ton.-Mrs. ]. c. Wells went Wednes
to East Randolph to meet her son,
Wells of Lowell, both to be guests of
other son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
III Mrs. John Wells. who reside there.
~ Rose Ashe, who has been living at Br
tree. left with her little grandson,
T. Royce. Wednesday for Claremont. y.
y whore the former will make their fu
"a home.-The Earne of ball between F
III dolph In Bethel Monday resulted
1t victory for the 'former.-The first =
&c for the decorated car was given to
=. Mary Priest. and was 500; the sec
y one, $500, went to Miss Harriette +
ward, who decorated her car for
Eastern Star. The first prize for
float was for the V. s. \. at the Ger
the second TO the Grange and the I
to the glove factory.
Mrs. Alpha Messer of Lebanon. y.
arrived Tuesday morning to attent
some goods in storage here and ais
visit FRIENDSHIP. and Mrs. lde Sari
=. from New Jersey have come for their
~. cation at their farm in Granville and
!. a few days ave been in town with
~ tives. Mrs. Sargent is just home fro
trip to Mississippi. where she went TO
it her brother n older son.-The II
u. of the Fourth of July celebration was
,v ball at the Salisbury warehouse, "
there were many present. The crowd
~ too great for comfortable dancing,
~ entire day here was a success.-Mlss
~ bel Guyett has returned from a 10 q
'H stay in Whitehall. y. V. where she
y. tied her father,-Miss Stella Sawyer
~ in Bethel Tuesday to accompany a fl
who has been here on a visit.-Mrs. )
w Buck. who has been in poor health
~ several months, is no better.
he RANDOLPH CENTER
as Mrs, Clara sawyer n daughter,