Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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tended. 1t is understood that the three
churches will unite in services each
day beginning March 90 md continu-
ing o two weeks. The Easter serv-
ices Will be held at the different
churches. with special services.-Miss
Georgia White. employed in SPRING
reid, was an over Sunday visitor of
her father. the Rev. Homer White. and
returned TO resume her position Mon
day.-Florence Bridges. who returned
from the funeral of her husband in
Maine. last week and since that time
has been with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Oney. left Monday for
Newport to resume her work.-Mrs.
j. +. Chadwick, who lives on South
Main street. has been in but is now
somewhat bettcr.-Dana Luce had the
misfortune to drive a large silver into
his hand which went TO the wrist.
Monday, while at work ut the mill of
J.. w. Webster company. II was some
time before help could he procured. as
the physicians We're all out of town.
Miss Jessie Morgan. for several weeks
i'll at the home of Mrs. S. c. Gabrielle,
has not been as comfortable for a few
days.-The trains resumed their reg
ular trips Monday.
Miss Minnie Davis of Hartford was in
town on a business trip Tuesday.-The
funeral Of Forest Southland was held at
his home Tuesday, the Rev. Fraser Metz
ger officiating. Jnterment was in the new
cemetery. Several were here from out of
town. among whom were Mrs. Charles
Kidder and Mrs. Levi Kidder, both OF
Bethel.-Mrs Stephen Witham OF White
,ham of White River Junction. who has
been the guest of her grandmother. Mrs.
Helen Chadwick. for n few days, left
Tuesday for White River.-E. L. Bass of
Bethel came Tuesday to make arrange
1nents for the sale or lease OF his farm.
The emains of Joseph Sherlock Of
Sharon were brought here last week for
The funeral. and burial in the Catholic
Cenetery.-A large party accompanied
them here from Sharon and South Royal
ton. The funeral was he'd in the Cath
o'ic Church.-W. C. Emerson has pur-
chased of the r. r. Emerson estate the
house on South Main street, now occu-
pied by Mrs. e. T.. Emerson and Mrs.
Marion Rumrill. Mr.. Emerson will oc-
cupy the lower enemen as soon as va
Gated by Mrs. Rumrtll. who has not vet
decided where to make her home. Mr..
Emerson moves from the Loonis house
on Randolph avenue - this place and the
apartments vacated will be occupied by
A.. Mazzolini. who is to move from the
Blanchard house recently purchased by
Fred Jerd.-Many changes are being made
this spring and sales of real estate in
town and in the farming districts are very
~conmon.-Mrs. n. C. Buck has been
obliged to give up work of the Buck
Printing company and take a several
months rest. on account of her health.
Ray Tar1nIn uhn has hpep i'll with
pneumonia. is now able to be out of his
room, but not yet able to be out of doors.
Miss Bernice Fielders has resumed her
work in the Patch studio after a several
weeks stay with her parents on the
farm.-Howard Holden. who is travelling
with a theatrical company. was at home
with hts parents. DR.. and Mrs. II. w.
Holden, Monday.-Miss Julia Cummings
has come from Lowell. Mass. and is now
employed as bookkeeper at the office Of
the l.. w. Webster company.
Mrs. Marion Rumrill, who has been in
the Emerson house on South Main street
for several months. has purchased OF
Mrs. Alma Homer her house on Elmer
son terrace and will in the near future
move there from his place. which w.
q. Emerson has purchased.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. L. Dicker1nan of Granville came We'd
.nesday for n short business trip.-Fern
'Rebekah Lodge is preparing for n meet
ing of interest next week. when in adj
'lition to the regular work, a class is to
he initiated. and following this Vermont
program will he given.-The special meet
ing planned for Beulah Chapter to be
held the 18th has been postponed till the
travelling is better and there are less
people III. It is expected that the same
program which had planned for this meet
i,o will he rivap 4 altar u.hnn 1nNyoroI fgp,,,
the neighboring chapters Will be invited
40 be present.-The annual moving about
town will soon begin and this year there
is more than formerly. as so many places
rave changed hands, during the last few
weeks.-Mrs. NJ, T. Merrill of Bethel has
come here to visit friends for a short
time and to he relieved of the care OF
her mother, who Is an invalid at present
Mrs. Cecil Richardson OF Braintree mr.
rived Wednesday for a short business trip.
The high wind Tuesday night did quite
= little damage. Bill boards we're near the
Grant window. and the high wind threw
them against the glass. breaking tit
is understood that the lease for the Du-
Bots Il Gay hall has been forwarded to
Mr.. Reichei. who was here last week to
investigate a glove factory to be placed
In town.-If the terms are satisfactory and
the lease is signed it is expected that in
the near future the plans will be per-
fectcd and work begun.-Miss Minnie
Davis. who has been the guest of Mrs.
y. r. Salisbury this week, has returned
40 Hartford to pass some time with her
brother.-News has been received from
n. r. Morse. who went to the Pittsford
sanitarium. that he has received a favor
able report from the examinations which
the physicians there have given as a re-
.,,E rs %Ja aya I- 4saD ,.,aIo a,1 ,i,nt
he expects to return home in the near
future-probabiy about April 1.-Reubcn
Foster of Westboro, Mass. arrived from
Middlebury a few days ago to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Spooner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spooner, and left
for his home Wednesday.-Mrs. Guy Osha
made a trip TO Bethel Wednesday on bus
fness.
RANDOLPH CENTER
Mrs. Closson Gilbert was recently
called to Davenport, Iowa.-Mrs. G. +.
Humphrey of Burlington is recovering
at the home of her daughter Mrs, G, A.