Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09
CHITTENDEN COTSTY,
MILTON.

Mrs. +. ]. I.aramy, Miss Olive Laramy
and Mrs Emily Crotto of Nilta0 were IN
burlington Tue sdaY 10 attend the funeral
of Bishop DcGo-sbriand.
The Needlework Guild of Milton held its
annual me ting at the residence of the
president. Mrs. Barnum, Nov T. Although
the rain fen in torrents quite number
Of ladies were present and oVinccd mu"n
inter, ST i'm the work. Th" society now mas
95 members. Since its organization IA ar
ticles of new clothing anl rcarly as much
second hand have teen contributed aud
all given to the needy, except II garments
remaining in the Guild Many new an
ticles were brought in to the meeting The
election Of oifictcs WAS postponed to Nov.
IL. The rofree hmcrts which were very
dainty wvr- under the supervision Of Mrs
Sanderson and Miss DiXor. The tables
were artistically decorated with smIl1X
and chfysanthomums.
\ large number of the friend; and rcla-
tivcs Of solomon Papncau accompanied
his ronlans to this place from St Adams
October 81. The funeral was held at st.
Albans and was under the direction Of
Green Mountain lodge, ~, United Asso-
CiatiOn Of MaChinists, of which he was a
member. The bearers We're John Connor,
j. a. Kennedy, Matt Lawler, O. w Sncr-
bert l.. ID. Corley and Oliver rrudeau, all
friends and shop mates Of Mr.. papineau.
The remains were brought here on the
80 train and We're taken to St. AIMS
church whore "A short service was held
ANA were then taken to the Catholic
/ cemetery where they were inferred.
There were a graf many beautiful flowers.
Among those who were in attendance
wero f.. j. Howoy of Nergcnnes, solomon
Parineau and wife of Underhill, Mr. and
Mrs Alex Laramy of Pleasant Valley
Gertrude Rood returned to Hartford Tues
| day after spending a few weeks at home.
! Mrs. j. A Drew went to New York
| Tuesday evening to join her hustaud,
who is taking a special course Of study
thcre.-Miss Hattie Rogers gave very
pleasant Halloween party to Il number OF
her friends Tuesday evening who all en-
1oycd the many odd devices which the
hostess had provided for solving the
secrets Of the future. The rooms were
pre- ttily lighted with caCdlcS ana jack
lantcrus.-PIinter Mosscy has been Civ
ing the bridge across the river "A naW
coat of paint this Week.-E A. Frost has
! stored his goods in the rooms in W. IT,
Hale co.'s. store until his house is
ready to move into, and will board at
Manslicld's hotel until ready to move
James Kennedy has moved into the rooms
vacated by Mr.. Frost.-A large party OF
the young people attended the play, THE
| Heart of Maryland,' ut Burlington Thurs
day eVening,-Fred Laramy mas Sredtis
improved the looks of his house by tn'
addition OF new Veranda and porch
y. NJ. Nay, who has been slowly failing
for number OF weeks, died THURSDAY
afternoon. The funeral services were helt
from his late resident at / o'clock Satur-
day.-Miss Amanda Fuller returned
Thursday from her visit to South Hero
Mrs. llcman Phelps and Miss Jenni,
returned Wednesday from their trip /,
Portand,-Lewls Sanders, who has beer
very sick with typhoid fever, is reported
TO be gaining little.
The funeral of ~ NJ Nay was held IRON
his residence last Saturday at / O'Clock
In spite of the inclomont weather tn,
house was filled with friends and neigh
borS who came to pay their last tribute C.
respect and love to one who has been s'
long "A respected and valued resident o
this town The services were conducteC
by Rev E Il. iierrick, assisted by Rev
w. G. Robinson. The bearers were th'
two sons. w, Scott Nay of Underhill an'
y. O. Nay of Jericho, and the two grand
sons Arthur and George Nay. After m
services he was laid away to rest in thu
village cemetery OF which he has long ha'
, charge, and in the care of which he tool
i Continued an 9Th na-gs.A