Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
I,AMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.


Mansfield Camp, NJ. w A., has elected
the following officers: Consul, II. II.
Downer: advisor. a. l.. Morrill,, clerk. l..
r. Harris; assistant clerk. Harry War
rem; banker, j. l.. Wells; physician. II.
W. Barrows; escort. +. !. CobD; assist
ant escort, II. G. Mcmahon; watchman,
Isaac Foster; gentry Henry Foster;
manager for three years, g. Godfrey.
The camp has about co members.
Mrs Jennie J.. Wade died at her rooms
in H. f. Straw's residence Saturday
night after Il short illness. For many
years she was employed at the Home
of Destitute Children IN Burlington but
for the past few years had resided in
Stowe Tho funeral was held at the
Methodist church Tuesday al 100 p. m
Harlan, the II months old son OF MI
and Mrs Edwin Douglass of stowe
Forks died Saturday or pneunohh' t"e
funeral was held at the house MnnoAH
afternoon the Rev. J. Q. Angel of'ei"t-
ing The burial was In West Branch
cemetcry.-Mrs. Leslie White died at her
home in the village Monday morning
after long and painful illness mo
funeral will be held WednesdaN.-J. +.
Cary was in Waterbury MONDAY ne
ladies of Unity Church held success
ful Christmas sale Friday "vening.-Ihe
quarterly mite box opening OF the W. f.
Nj. $. of the Methodist Church VIII oc
held with Mrs \. A. Royce to-day.
Lunch Will be served at noon followed
ly the program.
A prayer service at the rooms OF
Mrs Jennie /. Wad" Tuesday afternoon
was followed by funeral services at
the Methodist Church both conducted
by the Rev. j. .. Angel. The bearers
were Norbert +. Straw. Fl. b Faunce,
Edwin G. sleeper and Fred C. Cary.
Tho burial was in the village ceme-
terry. Mrs Wade was born in stowe.
November so, 1899. and was the last
survivor of the large family Of chill
dren OF Levi II. ana Mary SmalleN
Hodge. She was for many years
successful school teacher IN TINS ana
! other towns. and for ten years taught
| in the Home for Destitute 'hildrcn N
Burlington. She had been in railing
health for some time but her last Ill
ness was OF little more tnan ~
hours duration. brother' 'harles
II. Hodge, died at mis- home in Motley,
MINI" December y the news OF ms
death reaching Mrs. Nad" after sac
had taken 10 her pea. Mf. fiod"e
was norm IN stowe IN 1880. lie served
IN the N'Nl4 war IN company - 'th
vermont regiment from Decehiper'
iHol TO lN'z' Whth ne was dlsSharsed
ior o'sapH''N' re rt-ehl lS'eu AZ once
III company H. 9'h Vermont ana served
10 'he en-" u the War. 0lhcf theh ne
""d !'Neu III ''' NeS' where ne IeaNFS
|" W''e ana several cnlIoreh'--N Wis ihez
il""se io'iaru oi Ne"'oh tiIShIah'S
vas ''ii'" ~ po"' ny nv "'"t" 81
ne aunt NiS' ''hiie L. N""e'--'aS
9Iu9 f'o"s' % No'' an" d. ~
N-'iS u ESstN junction were mere
""S"ay 10 "t'ohu the luhefal OF Mrs
w "u'"--'NrH' a. ~ AIse' ana "'uRn-
'cr' E!SI'' are qu'te III with tho GRIP
MISS MARINA 'a'nPb'i Closed very
SuoocsSi"I term o! School on West mn
FRIDAY with appropriate exercises
nose having no ahsent marks during
the term We're: MNra campbell How
ara NamphcIl. E'orGo Nhlte' Marjorie
ftall Mildred sleeper. MISS campbell
Will ASSIST IN thc central IeIephone Of
fee for two weeks.
MIS-, Leon ;. Macuthchan and Mrs
Henry +. Jenney gave large FIVE