Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08
CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary f..
Eaton was held in the Congregational
vcstry November 80 ats71 Il. n, the re-
mains having been brought from Bur
lington. where she had resided for sew
eral years. They were attended by her
only child Arthur j. Eaton of san Fran
cisco. The nterment was in the family
lot, Grand View cemetery. The Rev.
II. Gulick conducted the services l.. II.
Field had general charge. The bearers
were A a. Byngton w. Uighee. W
u.s. Yale. S G. Bush. Present from out of
town were Dr. George Sanborn of New
Haven, Mrs Maria S. Chase of Bristol.
Miss Carrie Pope of Burlington, Mrs. q
+. sheldon of Cambridge.-rhe Breezy
Point association will hold n benefit fair
in their hall the afternoon and evening Of
Thursday, December \, for the purpose OF
getting funds to apply on their indebted
ncss.-AIiss J. H. Bouton has gone to
Wallingford for a vst.-iienry \. Pal
mer is lessee of the .. G. Palmer farm
for the year ending. November Is. 1876
Arthur Manor has charge of the railroad
express and telegraph office at Sundor-
land.-W. j. Doshaw will be lessee of the
NJ II. Read farm the coming year--Miss
Sophia Williams has returned to her
school work in Proctor
Tho Misses Converse, Fannie Bulllrd
and Miss Ethel Binghan of Burlington.
who have been spending a week with r.
Is. Converse and family have returned
homc-A number Of invited guests en-
1oyed the gracious hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred H. Horsford at their home
Friday evening Of last week from to
10 o'clock Whist was played, Ralph II.
Smith took the first prize and T.. j.
Beers the consolation prize among the
gentlemen. Among the ladies' Mrs T.. b.
Peers took first and Mrs. w. w. lIig-
bee the consolation After playing dainty
refreshments were served.--Mrs jose
plhne Wooster has gone 10 Chicaso to
be present at the contemplated marriage
of her niece, Miss Bradshaw.-'rhe Ladies'
Aid mot Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. T.. IT, Field-At the Breezy Point
library fair this afternoon ana even
ing w. Nlillngton Rose of Burlington
will give several readings and fine
musical programme Is expected for the
evenng.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker lost
a baly hoy last week Stanton Williams
has been partially disabled for several
days by bad eve. something having
got into it.-John II. Orvis Of Bristol was
III town on business Friday
Peter st. Claire of Cedar farm left
Saturday for Toronto, where he will
attend the fair.-CharIes Blodgett and
wife of the industrial school, Yer
sennes, were recent guests at Cedar
farm.
Friendship Lodge. No. q, L. & A. NJ.
have been making quite extensive repairs
upon their lodge rooms. charging the
stairway and building q stove room and
woodshed, which gives them more much
needed room.--James Merritt. patrol fore
man for the New England Telephone &
Telegraph Co, made a short call upon
his friend. George Edgcrton, last We'd
nesday.-Jno. II. Thorp is quite poorly
All his friends wish him n speedy re
covcry,-George Edgerton has opened a
barber shop in Thomas Mollison's store
and will lie there Wednesdays and sat
urdays OF each weei.-Gideon Prndle, a
former resident of this town, is visiting
friends and relatives herc.-Clevis Laval
Is cut his foot quite badly last Wednes-
dny AZ l.. II. IIors fO~d'S slate quarry