Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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Mark McaVen, Thomas Rowlcy and VIII
Ryan. The floral offerings were many ana
beautiful, tcstiCying to the high esteem III
which the young lady was held Miss NC
Grath was ~ years of age ana leaves
large circle of sorrowng friends TO sym
pathize with the bcreaved family
Mr.. and Mrs Ira G. Pratt and grand
son. Horace Pratt, returned TO their homo
i'm Cropscy, ILL.,, wednesday eN'nhl@'
Mrs. O. G. Phelps accompanied Mr. ana
Mrs Byron Phelps to their home IN IOWA
where she will visit her son, l.. ID. Phelps.
'rhcy went Wednesday cvcninE.-Durko'
prentiss. wife and child left for Dakota
Tuesday evening" where they Will make
their home in the future.-The 1wl'raI Oh
the infant child Of Paul Duchon was hcld
from St Ann'S church "Wednesday after
noon-Eloven children received their tirst
communion at St AIMS Catholic church
last Sunday.-Edward llerrick, jr, Is
teaching in Jeffersouville. His school be-
gan there Monday.-lirs. Arnold Morton
is very seriously H. Her son. VIII Nor
ton. was called home from Loon Lake
this week on account of her illness Will
Jrlinn who has been spending his Naca-
tion at home, returned TO Ma sscna, \. '"
,rbursdav-Nlrs Seymour Tcft and son,
who have been visiting at II. H. full'l =
returned to their home IN MoTlSNl'G
Wedncsdav-Miss Winnie Finn returned
iron, the Thousand Islands. where ShH mas
MIR. and Mrs G. u. Cootcy of CadyViil''
\ Y. arc rejoicing over twin daughtcrS'
which were born the 2lth inst. Mr. CooteN
was at the pulp mill in its cartier STAGES
Master Harry l'ascOmbe mas r"turh'u
10 his uncle's, Sidney Pete's, for the fan
torun Of school.-Miss Electa All,n of Bos-
ION has been spending her vacation at
Icr fathers, Thomas Nllcns.-Mrs
Iconora Graves is on the sick list-hato'
tho eldest daughter OF Michael Ncifath
of Georgia died Wednesday OF compu-
cntion of diseases. The funeral was hcId
from 81. AIMS church Friday at 10
o'c,ock-Mr. and Mrs Reuben lot lhhE
of uion. \. V, and Nr a0d Mrs hobart
Nacomber OF Wcstford were at Mrs IT,
NJ. Ashlcv's Thursday-Dick HocaSh Is
I'm Sheldon, called there by tn" ilnoSs o'
his fathcr.-The remains Of Mrs. Rice,
forroer resident of this place. were brought
here from pittsford Friday on the noon
train and the funeral was held from the
Eoro church at $50 Friday afternoon.
The interm.nt was beside her huS'Nsld
and daughter in the Boro e'orN.-'ohn
Gravel and wife. who nave been employ
ed for some time at the Glrnwood, went to
Yorkshire Wednesday, whore Mr.. Gravel
has n ,osition.-Mrs. Jennie Bass of the
Glenwood is spendOg a week at h"r home
in HirhCate.-George lombard has moved
10 the Writer'S farm at East Georgia.
Mr.. GeoCgc Corscr wife and child of
Miss Ella Hcrrick went to Burlington
Saturday to he in readiness for the open
Ing Of the schools.--Will Hyde Of Chicago
was at his unrle's, G. i. PrattS. Friday
snd Saturday.-Miss GoroVioVe Morgan
has returned from Cambridge, whese 81"
las been visiting for several we"kS.-RoY
REYNOLDS of ieorgil spent sunday at 5.
NJ. Pike's.-rhe graded school began Mon
day with the old teachers in all the grad -
hut the High school. Prof {. w. Wiley
who has taught several terms here befor',
taking the place vacated 10y PROT Siurte-
want The schools open with large at
terdancc-Popplc in the village Were
shocked Sunday by the reported drown
ing of Lyman. Homer and Charlie Powell
sons of II. T. Powell, but it turned out
that they were safe on Savage island ana
were brought homo Sunday aftcnoon.-
Mrs John Mcintyre has rctlwncd from her
visit to her fathers home in tanad1.-
Laura Quinn returned Monday evening
from the White Mountains, where she has
l,een for the summer. 1t is expected that
McCaghy and Linohan, the contractors
will iinsh theiG' work at the pulp mill this
week.--Will Morton. who was called home
by the serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
Arnold Morton, returned to Loon Lake
Monday. Mrs Morton 10 reported more
comforta ble.-P. A lioothc is v-cy sick a t
the Glenwood with erysipclas in the eye
and face.-Mrs. L. W. I4Tdon has an auc-
ton sale Saturday. September 16 to dis
pose of her household goods wagon and
other things.
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Mrs. r. A. Norton died Wednesday night
of last week about IL O'Clock from the Of
fccts of paralytic shock. Her death
came UNEXPECTEDLY as she was considered
dangerously i'll only about IS hours before
her death. All that medical aid could do
was done for her Mrs. Notion was kind
and loving wife and mother, her aim in
life being to make home pleasant and at
tractive Her funeral was largely attend-
ed at the church at tn north village
Mrs %orto., Inava. - h,,sna1d and ave
children. the youngest a babe two weeks
old. The berodVcd family have the heart
felt sympathy of the community
commenced Monday with Miss Nellie Bis
Honettc of l1ineshurgh as t"ach"r-B q.
Ellis and Miss Mabel Taylor returned TO
Bostcn Monday Mr.. and Mrs lsham OF
burlington Nislt"d at II. W. Ellis the lirst
of the week.-mrs.. C"li1ta Narney OF Lin
coin Is visiting Mrs FRANK brewster
MIS- fhllp DWlre ana Mrs. Lafayette OF
south StarkSnoro visited Mrs, DWire' :
son' 'oScPh b"irt, laSl week. MrS' James
MIX returned to Burlington Monday.
HUNT NGTON
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