Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-27

tribution.-Mr and Mrs. c. r. Churchill,
Miss Mary wilkins and Mrs. L. L. Harris
attended the funeral of Charles " VIII
kins in Waterbury on Tuesday. The We
mains we're brought to Stowe where the
burial was made in River Bank cemetery.
Mr.. wilkins, who died after short Ill
ness Of pneumonia, was born In Stowe
and was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah
| wilkins and IL survived by brother,
Vernon wilkins. and two sisters, Mrs. c.
II. Churchill and Miss Mary wilkins all
Of Stowe. Mr.. wilkins married In early
life Rebecca Jackson, who died several
years ago. second wife. who was Mrs.
Emmeline Warren, survives him and also
two sons. Forest wilkins of stowe and
Leon wilkins of Waterbury.--Youn Peo-
Pies fraternity of Unity Church will hold
n social Friday evening, october 5.-The
Rev. Il. NJ. II. Abbott, pastor Of Unity
Church will preach Sunday morning on
Faith and Works Of One Evangelist
Young Peoples fraternity meeting nj 1880
p. M, address by the Rev. Mrs. Abbott,
topic, Moral Courage" leader Nj ,s
Merry Gillette.
Fred backyard Of Titchburg. Mass,
has purchased w. l.. Benefits farm In
Moss Glen and has taken possession -
| i.
die Cross OF Montpelier were married
by the Rev j. @. Angel on September
| 2o--IJerhert Mayo Is in New York
Miss Sarah Mayo. who has been visit
ing her parents for few days, went
on Tuesday to Burlington, where she
has cmployment.--Mt. Mansfield Juve-
nile Temple will meet on Friday at
$3.50 p. m.-Stowe Lodge. l. o. G. r..
will have a public sociable on the even
ing of October 3 at the usual place of
meeting. Novel refreshments will be
served and the principle feature of the
programme will be a breach Of prom
Use suit between two prominent Nom
bers of the lodge. All are cordially
| invitcd.--Mark Hall of Cabot Is visit
ing his niece, Mrs. Harold Billings
Mrs. Ruth Crane of Burlington is n
guest at C. +. 11ddy's.-Mr. and Mrs
y. r. Gale and Mrs. f. J. Houston ar
rived in stowe on Wednesday after
a visit of several months in Mimi
| eapolis and other western points
Mrs. IT. NJ. Eddy and Mrs. Sarah
Thayer are visiting relatives in John
son.-Miss May Howard and Mrs. A.
w. Cook, who have been stopping for
the past two months with their cousin
| Mrs. Lucy Scribner, loft on Thursday
for their home in South Danville. n
| Y. They were accompanie to Bur
lington by Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Scribncr
DIR. l.. NJ. Bingham and daughter
Miss Amy Bingham have been visitors
in stowe and on Mt. Mansfield this
wcck.-The Rev. F.. W. Lewis, presd-
ing elder of the st. Johnsbury district
and daughter are visiting stowe and
Mt. Mansfield this week. The Rev
Mr.. Lewis was formerly n pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church ir
Stowe.-Miss Marion Abbc. who has
been visiting her mother, Madam Able
left on Monday for Chicago, where she
will enter a training school for kin
ham, who has been a guest for several
days at G. l.. McMahon's. left for hel
employment in Boston on Tuesday,
L. J. Moody was in Burlington or
Tuesday.----C. A. Nutting. who has beer
n guest for a few days at the home
Of his aunt, Mrs. a. II. Slayton. left
stowe on Wednesday morning for his
home in Litchfcld. Conn.--Mrs. Phoebe
Shonio has been quite III for severa
at the circle at Mrs J. Q. Angeles or
Wednesday afternoon and the usua
bOuntiful sumner was served