Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25

leaves sister Mrs. Jane Churchill, and
a brother. Vernon Wilkins. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at two
clock
H. q Thomas State commi ssioner OF
fish cries and game, has received a letter
from John w. Delano. chairman OF the
fisheries and game department of Massa-
chusetts. stating that II lots of pike perch
shipped from Canadian waters have been
confiscated in that state. The laws there
prohibit the killing and transportation
OF those Ash during the breeding season
not only in the state but from outside of
the state.-The sugar season has proba bly,
closed in this vicinity. the crop averaging
between three and four pounds to a tree
II. f. Shaw has shipped $500 gallons of
syrup to ma rlset during the past week
Funeral services for Miss Mary Wilkins
were held on Tuesday afternoon at her
home conducted by the Rev. Eliza NJ IT,
Abbott. The bearers we're four nephews
of the deceased w. r. Churchill, l. l..
Harris and Forest wilkins of Stowe and
G. II. A. Stafford of Worthwhile. The burial
was made In River Bank cemetery.--Thc
Foreign Missionary society of the Congre-
gatrnal Church will meet with Mrs. H.
A. G. Abbe for study this afternoon
at three O'Clock. o. w. Wrislcy and
daughter, Hazel, Of Morristown are guests
of Mr.. wrisley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Wrisley.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
French are visiting relatives in Ferris
burgh. Holden has recovered from
an attack Of diphtheria and the quarantine
has been removed Ezra Russell Of North
Dakota Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Luce. This Is Mr.. Russells first visit to
his native town In 42 years.--Mrs A. N.
Terrill is Ill with the grip-Mrs. ]. G.
Tomlinson Is recovering from an attack
OF the grip.--The school directors have
three teachers yet 10 provide for the town
| schools and are unable to get the time for
the term to begin.-Miss Esther Marshall
is at home from Woodstock.-The many
friends Of the Rev j. Q. Angel are glad
that he is to remain another year az pas
tor of the Methodist Church.--C. O. Burt
visited Swanton the first of the week.
At q special meeting OF Sickle Chapter.
No. a. Order of the Eastern Star, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Mrs r.
]. jackson; Matron, Mrs Abbie Warren
patron, @. w. Buzzell; associate matron,
Mrs. Cora Vearren; conductress, Mrs.
Grace Riley: associate conductress, Mrs.
Amber Machutohan secretary. Mrs. Nina
Straw; treasurer Mrs. Annette wilkins
chaplain, Mrs. Helen Moulton: marshal,
Mrs. Clara Kaiser; Ada, Miss Alice Cha
pin; Ruth, Miss Barbara Bart: Est her,
Mrs. Viola Marshall Martha, Miss Bessie
Smith; Electa, Miss Myra Cheney: warder.
Miss Sadie Harlow; organist Mrs Nettie
Stafford; sentinel NJ E. French.-The
body of Mrs Eggleston, who died at tbs
home of her son. Edwin H. Eggleston, On
the hill road to Morristown Tuesday, April
q. was taken after brief funeral service
at the house Wednesday to Waterbury
Center. where the burial was made Mrs.
| Eggleston was rs years OF age. The cause
OF her death was n general breaking down
terminating in apoplexy.-Mrs. NJ. A.
Jenney is installing bath room in the
tenement occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. .. E.
Luce.-Mrs. Willard Casey is in Burling-
ton at tho Mary Fletcher hospital where
she underwent a surgical operation for
appendicitis Friday-E. Hill is critically
IN with gangrene at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. George Frsbee.-The con-
ditiOn Of W. |. Atkins who has been ser-
ously i'll with pleurisy, Is much improved.
| &C. II. Chaplin has purchased the Gale
place on Little river and will move there
limnediately.-M G. p. Boyce OF Mont
pelier Is passing the week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Eddy.-Mrs. New
ell Demerr5tt and Mrs. Cora Morrison OF
Waterbury Center are at c. F. Eddy's.-
At Unity Church tie Rev. f. NJ. II. Abb
bolt, pastor. SUNDAY services as follows
At 10:45 SERMON. '"Tne Upward Looks
Sunday school and Bible class at Y m
young peoples fraternity meeting at 100
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