Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15
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ST. ALBANS

Miss Mary d. Moody, eldest daughter OF
Henry Moody Of this city, died 1t her
home on England street Thursday at l2;3O
o'clock p. m, after an illness Of several
months with tuberculosis. Miss Moody
was y years old and has r, sided here most
of her life. She leaves besides her father
two brothers. Frank and Carl Moody, and
a young sister. Lolita Moody, all OF this
city. She was an unusually bright, intel
lgent young woman and by her quiet. UNI
assuming manner gained hosts of friends
who will mourn her untime.y death. she
was conscientious worker in st. Luke 5
church, of which she was a communicate,
being a member of the Loyal Circle of
The Kings Daughters, the St. Agnes
Branch of the Junior Auxiliary, and The
Sunday school of the church. For several
years she was stenCgrapher for John II.
Mimms who valued her faithful and cf-
hcient service very highly. Since the dcr,h
of h,r mother about three years ago she
has kept house for her father The fu-
ncarl took place at ST. l.ukc'S church
Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
It is the general opinion that the demo-
Gratis of this city will put up Henry q.
Morton for mayor. John Il, sullivan for
city clerk and treasurer ANA Edmund
DcSchcneS for constable.
-. n. Parker has moved his family into
the house on the corner of Fairfield and
Sherman streets, owned by G. II. Morton.
1t is expected that the RI. Rev. \. c. \.
Hall viii preach at St, Luke's church once
"A week during the Lenten season. lie
will prolsily be here on Wednesday even
ings. beginning Ash Wednesday.
William burnett the advertising swnd-
Ter who succeeded in getting the adVcr-
u.etnentS from 10 of our merchants for a
Union labor meeting which was never con-
tcmplat,d, had hearing yesterday morn
I,la a he. "A
ing unable 10 pay the line OF so. was SEN
fenced to the House Of Correction. lie
claims to br an actor, a member of the
Monte CiiSto company, and was stranded
al ottawa by the disbanding of the com
panv there. He was getting money to re-
turn to his home in New York city.
Seven Acres the elegant residence OF
GOV. and Mrs. Edward Cuytis Smith, pre-
scented a most brilliant spectacle saturday
evening when filled with the guests wht
had responded to the invitation EXTENDED
them. IN, reception lasted from unit
10 O'Clock and was an official function, col
Farrand :. Stranahan and Col. Frank l.
Greene, aides -dc-camp. in fun uniform
acting as usheIs. Gov. and MCs. Smltl
received in The parlorand during the hoar'
AN almost constant SuCC eSsiOn Of Surst
were greeted in the cordial. graceful man
ncr which is their happy characteristic OF
all occasions. Mss, Smith was charminsl!
goWned i'm pink silk, trimmed with whit,
lace. aud she wore diamond ornaments
Refreshments were served in the dlninl
room and were presided oVCC by Mrs. +
Stewart Stranahan. Mrs. Frank Walwortl
Smith Miss Annie Is. Smith Mrs John c
Pedse, Miss Elsie l.. Champion, Miss iiar
riet t. Erainerd and Miss Janet Peaso
The GA BILE was decorated with profusiol
of red roses and candles with red and sill
yer shades which cast a softenod ligh
over the elegant table appointments of ell
glass and silver Parker's orchestra sta
toned in the upper hall. played through
out the evening, their selections heini
chosen with care and particularly wei
rendered Like all social gatherings hell
IN this hosptable home. Saturday even
tng's festivities were of a delightful cha
. aCter.
Miss Marion Jewett, daughter VI Mis-