Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
LAM0ILLE COUNTY


Carrie NJ Brush AMI Arthur g. Morrill,
were married at the homo of the brides
parents Mr.. ana Mr. L.. NJ. E:ush,
"Wednesday afternoon january -. Tho
Rev. f.. NJ. H. Abbott ofliciatod, using
the ring service The iarlor was attrac-
lively decorated With evergreen and car
nations. I'll" bridal PARTY entered IN,
took their places under It lovely arch.
Mss Settle Brush. the brides sister.
acted as bridesmaid. f;corgc Brush the
brides brother. acted Is host man. Eth.
Brush. tho brdC- younger sister, play
ed the Wcddiug march, Tho hrid" was
gnwuod in whit, crcpc he ghin" and lace.
only the near relatives uf the bride and
groom we're present. After the ceremony
r. rcshnents wor" s.rv"d nv Miss y tito
Brush and Mrs Alec M,triil. assisted
by Ethel Brush IN" happy coupl" left
land were accompanied FAR rs Nor
risvilo 10y Mr. amt Mrs. \. H. Morrill,.
Many pretty and us,tui gifts were re
ccivod.--At the regular meeting If stow"
ccivcd.
Mrs Sahrina Slayton died on Friday.
Jan. -. at tn" home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
&C.. NJ Watts. She was the Youngest
and survivor Of the three childr"n Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac White. She was
born in Barre. Aug. 90. 1922. and was
therefore in her cighty-third year. She
came to stowe with her parents when
II years Of age. In 1871 she married
" iliam Montague Of Cambridge where
they resided until his death in 1S3o,
when with her little daughter, now Mrs
Ros"mond NJ. McCutchan, she returned
l." stowe. Two daughters were born
'o them but one died in infancy. I'm
1>59 Mrs Montague married jerome
-. Slayton of stowe. ono daughter
VAS horn To them. WAC j. now Mr.. G.
NJ Watts of stowe, and with whom
both Nh aud Mrs. Slayton spent the
last years OF their lives. Mr.. Siuyton
dying in lS"S. BESIDES her two daugh-
tcrs MIS-. SlaYton leaves five grand
icnildr"n. Mrs q. Il. Bcecher of Gloucos-
ter Mass, W. T.. McCutchan, l.. :
iMcCutchau and Tho Misses Elnel and
Mujoric Watts Of stowe, and also three
great grandchildren, tho little daueh-
tiers of Mrs. Bocchcr. Mrs. Slayton hac
been in failing health for many years
but her last illness was of a few days
duration. beginning last Monday and
her death following on Friday. Flu
neral services were held At her home
on sunday afternoon. Prayer WAS OF
fcred by Rev. j. &. Angel. Principa
e. II. browne gave Il short sermon IRON
second Timothy Al. II have fought i.
good fight: | have finished my course
/ have kept the ,aith.' The hymns
Lead Kindly Light and when ca
Earthly Cares Are Ended were suns
! by a nuartetto, j.. A. Mills, Ernes
Mills, y. a. Royce and II. w. Burn
bu 4 \ :lt
organ. The bearers were Mrs Stay
: tons grandsons. W. T.. and H. =. No
| cutchan. her son-in-law. I. NJ Watts
| and her nephew, l.. y. Barrows. Tn
! arrangements were in charge Of \. \
Pike. aud the burial was made at Rive
q Banks cemetery. Mrs. Slavton pos
sesscd superior Intellectual gifts am
although owing to her i'll health of lat
years she seldom left her home, ne
Interest in the life Of those around he
was keen, and all who met her fel
the force OF her sincere Christian char
actcr. y believer in the seventh da
, advent doctrine. she kept her faitl
+ with an answering, Yet unobsrrusv
H.. loyalty. She was tendoriy loved an
- cared for by the daughter il who's
. home she lived and her family and wi
be missed by many warm friends
10 Sarah stone Atkins. wife of Frankl
p !. Waite. daughter Of HAL and Juli
- Mead Atkins, WIS born in Lowell, VI
q Jan. a. 1919. and died in Moscow Jal
n %, 1903. She came with her parents /
y early childhood to stowe. where sh
10 lived until the age Of IS years goin
then 10 Crown Point, " y. whore j
a 1863 she married Franklin !. Waite
J. who survives her. Mr.. and Mrs. Wait
l. lived in Crown Point % years. moVin
l. until two years ago when ,n"Y cam
: to Moscow to reside. OF this unto
: FIVE daughters were born, four of whol
= are living, Mrs. j. T., Baldwin and Mr.
II q. = Baldwin OF Shoreham, Mrs L.
Smith and Mrs. A. j. Dillingham; {
- father, HAL Atkins of Hampton. Va
two sisters. Mrs j. j. Gorton VI HamI
- ton Va. Mrs. Julia Irving OF Burline
ton and one brother, l.. II. Atkins {
Boston. Mass. and ten grandchildren
- Inc funeral Was held on Thursday Jal
p IS. at $50 y. m u, her lat nonlr. IT
service was conducted w Rev. l.. \
-, IT. Abbott The bearers were b..
49, sons-in law and nephews The funer;
T., director WAS II. r.. Boycc of Waterbu,
Of and The into.ment WAS made al Rive
"a hank cemetery Airs. Walte's heal,
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