Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04

the evening. a sum OF money was left
for her on their departure.--Mr. and Mrs.
j. c. Sherburne have been in Burlington,
where Mr.. Sherburne attended q meet
ing of the republican state committee,
of which he is n MEMBERSHIPS Mary
Danyow is again ut her old station In
the office of the Randolph telephone ex-
change.
Miss Helen Davis received news
Monday morning OF the death of her
aunt. Mrs. j. H. JIldredge of Water
bury. No particulars were received at
FIRST and as Mrs. Eldredge's sister,
Mrs. r. n. Davis. of this place did not
know but that she was in her usual
health. 1t is supposed that her death
was sudden Mrs. Eldredge was a resi-
dent of this town for years and had a
host of friends during the time she
was here. She is survived by her hus-
band and two sons and her husband 3
mother. in the home. a sister living
here and brothers in this State.--Mss
Edna Moore, who recently came from
Washington. y. c.. went to Hancock
Monday to visit her sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Farr.-Mrs
Claflin from Wyoming was the over
Sunday guest of her brother-in-law.
Il. ]. Clafin and family and Monday
there to Boston.-Mrs. c. r. Pratt
went to Bethel Monday to visit her
brother, F.. L. Bass.--Miss Josephine
Stimets, who is soon to be married.
has given up her teaching in the Bean
vile school district and Miss Mary
Stockwell is taking her place tenn
porarily.--Miss Olive Tracy an
nounces that seven children in the
West street school have been awarded
the Squirc's button in the modern
henlth crusade.-M. p. Morse has
bought of Herman Kilburn his mill
property which Joins or is near the
Grist Mill property of n. n. Morse &
Sons. Mr.. Morse also buys The logs
now on hand ard in fow weeks will
attend to the business himself. his
health will not permit his ,o-ing in
doors Mr.. Kiibouin has not made
known his business plans Tor the fu-
ture but ii is understood he will &C
South to visit his parents for a time.
Mr.. Kilburn received news Saturday
of the illness of his brother Walter
Kilburn. with influenza at Osmond
Fla.
party Of ladies went from here to
Waterbury Wednesday morning TO attend
the funeral of Mrs. j. r. Eldrcdgc, who
was FOR many years resident in town.
Among these We're Miss Harriette Hay
ward, head clerk In the postofiicc during
Mr.. Eldredge's term as postmaster in
town. Mrs. Eldredge is survived by her
husband, two sons. three brothers and
one sister. besides Mr.. Eldredge's mother.
who resides with them. a host Of friends
here remember her with pleasure and
regret her early death.-rhe Randolph
Suffrage club met at the home Of Mrs.
Fraser Meizger for its meeting Monday
afternoon with eight ladies present. The
51st and final national convention of this
organization. Miss Gencvicvc Lamson.
who is in the Chicago University. was
present at the banquet and gave an
account of the same Miss Lamson adds
that she regretted that Vermont WAS not
represented in this number. Mrs Metzgcr
served refreshments. and the afternoon
was enjoyabie.-Mrs Harry Cheney WAS
called again to Mortified Wednesday to
assist in the care of her sistcr-n-law.
who has relapse from the influenza in
the form of nflammatory rheumatism
Mrs. r. +. Tilson went to White River
junction Wednesday morning to pass n
Lucy Mann has returned from Bethel and
Is now the guest of Miss Emma Scy-
mour for a few days before returning to
her home in Sprngfield.- Wayne Clann
entered the sanitarium Wednesday for
surgical treatment for q trouble of long
standing