Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

lived in STAFFORD on a farm which was
sold and eight years ago they came here
10 reside. Since that limo Mrs. Hatch
had been much devoted 10 her family. but
in that time had found many friends who
had great respect for her. The deceased
is survived by her husband. four daugh-
tors. and one son: Miss Caroline, who
is employed in the Proctor hospital where
she is the assistant to the matron: Miss
Mildred student at Baypath Institute
at Springfield, Mass, Misses Ida and An
ME- both of who are at home; Henry. the
only son. who lives In town, is one OF the
assistants Mt the postoffice. Two weeks
ago Madam Hatch died suddenly at her
home and a son. Robert Hatch. lost his
life in the service. Mrs. Hatch's own
mother living in California also died the
last year. The funeral was held at me
home Tuesday morning and interment
was in the new cemetery south OF the
town. Mrs. Hatch was Past Matron
Of Unity Chapter at STAFFORD before
coming her. but had not been able to at
tend to Eastern Star work much since
coming here.
Miss Ruth Adams. who has been In the
| sanitorium for surgical treatment. was
able to leave there Saturday and go to
her home in Waterbury. Mrs. Howe, who
has been with her sister, Miss E. S. Fogg.
since her return from Florida, left Fri
day for her home in Chicago Miss Alice
Hatch also arrived Friday from a sew
eral weeks stay out of town and Is again
! with Miss Fogg for the season. where
| she has made her home for several years.
Mrs Emma Holbrook arrived Saturday
and has taken rooms at the home OF Mrs.
A. L. Stephen for the summer and Will
take her meals out.-Mrs. Mary Holbrook,
who recently went to Bethel for a short
visit. Is i'll ut the home OF Mrs. John
Morse at that place and Is not yet able
to be home-Mrs. Helen Chadwick has
moved from the Loomis house on Ran.
dolph avenue to rooms in the Temple
block recently vacated by George McCor'
mick. Miss Emma Seymour has taker
the rooms in the Loomis house. moving
from the Martin bloock.--W. A. Jones
and Mrs. Leonard Paine. his daughter
returned Monday from Andover, N. n.
where they had been to the funeral ant
burial OF Mr.. Joness sister. Mrs. Susar
Conner who died as the result of stroke
! Of paralysis in Kingston, Mass.-Mis
Mary Carr Tewksbury has been appoint
ed president of the Alumnae Club Of thu
University Of Vermont and on May sh'
invited any woman who has been a stu
dent at the University of Vermont from
Sharon, South Royalton, Bethel. Chelsea
Brookfeld and Randolph to her home.
Miss Elizabeth Van Patten of Bur
lington has been in town for da.
with Miss Kate Observation-Disclosures
der McLauren went to Danvers. Mass
last week to pass a week with d.
and Mrs Harry Clark.-Miss Madelin
Martin has been obliged to give Vi
!. her teaching temporarily on account o
i'll health.--Joel Fifield has begun
work I'm the +. c. Hayward garag
and his parents will shortly remov
> here to be with him.--The remains o
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman) Lynch wer
. brought here last week for burial i
Southview cemetery. Mrs. Lynch live
for years in the house now owned an
occupied by Mr.. Fargo, and family o
Pleasant street. Her death occurre
:, February 20 in Worcester, Mass, wher
!, she had been with her son and hi
:, wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynch
, Chester Aull Meyer and Miss Luci
n Clark, only daughter of Mrs. w. F
Clark of New Haven. Conn, were mar
red at ST. Johns Episcopal Church q
New Haven last week Tuesday. The Bird
has many friends here, who will eS
tend best wishes.