Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

THANKSGIVING ut his home in Milton.-'Ihc
funeral of Mrs. Stafford Fay who died
W edncsday morning, was held from her
late home Friday at twelve O'clock
Martin Sherman of Huntington Is moving
into part of the Judson house.--W. $.
Freeman and wife spent Thanksgiving in
Starkshoro.-Mrs. clifford Hall of Bur-
linyton Is visiting her parcuts.-AmonE
those who spent Thanksgiving in town
were Fred Powers and family, bertrand
and Clayton Andrews of Waterbury.
Clark Andrews and wife of Burlington
ana Miss CarlottH Andrews of Mont
pclier, with Fay Andrews; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Sherman of Burlington, and Roscoe
Green of Will;StCn, with :. Green; Mrs.
John Atkins of Waterbury and Mis-
Myrtle Ferry, with j. Il. Atkins; William
can and family of Wliston, with his
parents; Leonard Taft and family of VIII
listop with Joseph Charland; John Muir
ply of Rurlington, at his home; Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Crandall of Joncsville, with
Allen Sabins; Mamie Ryan of Bolton,
with her parents; MIR and Hrs John
O'Brien of Bolton Mr.. and Mrs. Lahclle
of Essex Junction; and Mr.. and Mrs.
David kccfe of Waterbury, with G.
Whalen; and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin,
at his homc.-Mss Beuc Morse spent
THANKSGIVING at her home i'll Bolton.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Spence Friday morning John
Stevens of Huntington, who has been i'll
for some time with Pneumonia. died
Thursday night. The funeral was held
from his late home Sunday at eleven
o'clock. Interment at 1lrutington.-L. w.
Shodd and wife of Montpelier spent
Thankseiving with Milton stevens.
Misses Maggie O'Neil and Anna O'Bri"n
of Waterbury spent Sunday with friends
in town--Mrs clifford Hall. who has been
visiting her parents returned to her home
i'm burlington Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs T..
+. Freeman spent Sunday in Essex Cen
tre.-ThCmas O'Neil Of Waterbury was in
town Sunday.-Schoos in town began
Monday with the same teachers with the
following exceptions: Miss II. Bartro at
tho Chcckcrcd House. Miss Davis in the
White district and Miss Emma Richard
son in the Intermediate department of the
village school in place of Miss Anna Bar
bour (resgned.) -Miss Florence Stanley {
Cambridge is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barrett Clifford Han of Burng-
ton was in town Sunday
The funeral of Mrs. Stafford Fay was
attended at the residence last Friday at
Il o'clock, Rev. AlonZo Case officiating,
T.. r Jacobs having charge. Her sons and
two sons n-law were bearers. Mrs Fay
had been a great sufferer. She was 76
years of age. She leaves twos ons and
three daughters beside a husband to
inotsn her loss. The CaSkct was covered
with flowers. 4 beautiful piece vas sent
lay the Kings Daughters. also one by Mrs.
IL a. Jones ana a wreath hE "lh'r lItpi'S'
Capt. Harry Fay and wife from Clare
mont, ~ IT,, capt. Arnold Fay and wife
from Milton. also Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Berry of Milton. Hon. Elery Fay of
Jericho. Mr. Reed of Brandon and many
others from ont OF town were present. ! ne
.rbnro ,,.,ro man,. f,n,il, ,o,hori,,,, IN
Thanksgiving day. At 5. T.. Andrews
tN,uty guests were present Or. y. j.
Andrews ana llmlly' ozark Andrews ana
family AL OF burlington, Mr.. ana Mrs
{. H. Jones of Northhcld. DR.. clayton
Andrews OF the Waterbury asylum ara
Mr. ana MRS. Power or waterbury ana
family at Mr. Milton stevens f.; Post
master Shedi and VIII" from Montpelier
ana non y. {. kohlnSon ana vito from
Westiord were present.-Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Freeman spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Freeman parents in VIII iston.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. i. Rhodes spent THANKSGIVING
with Mr.. Edgar Barber OF Jercho.-l'and-
lord Dorm ana VIII" are rejoicing over The
arrival of ten-pound hoy.-Marttn Shel-
man and family of Huntington arc moving
into tn" Judson house in Richmond Ill
l1gr.-B. e. lu2zell has sold his barber
snop and pool room to NJ l.. Mem non.
no took possession last week. Mrs. NJ NJ.
remington OF IiineshurEh mas retuncd
home, after weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Nancy Bates. and brother,
Mr.. VI. NJ. Hat's.--Thc funeral of Mr..
John stevens was largely attended last
SvulaY at his late residence. Rev. Mr..
Franklin ofliciat.tg and q. l.. Saylcs
having chargc.--A large deer crossed the
river on" day last week and crossed The
road near NE village He had lale"
branching horns.
CtApror-,rr
Mrs. William Il. Weller of Burlington
has made the first donation OF books to
axe expected. The young ladies gave the
"Old Maids Convention" to a $50 house
irony hlSht ~ spite OF the nud ana ram
with funds enough for as many more. At
the close of the play Friday night George
A. Foote announced a gift Of $40 to the
library fund in behalf of himself and his
sister. Miss Fora Jane Foote. Mabel \.
Higbcc will have charge of the hooks in
W. w. Higbce's Office. where they will be
kept for the present Books can be OBJ
tanned at any time under regulations that
viii. accompany each volume-Ira 4.
/ Manley and Lena T.. Crruax) Manley. a
new married couple were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bolrdman last week They were
from GeorGil.-John Davidson is push
ing his new house to completion lie in
tends fitting up the mill with a new smoke
stack and otherwise repairing the ma
ohinery so as to do provender grinding
The Sunday school children are preparing
Ioi " NhilS t'n n, eNerclse'-Iake we"
October.-Schools commenced Monday
tist,,n t. I,.II