Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-28
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WORTHWHILE.

Inc IeAtn OF MIS- AnHeIne NJ. JENKINS.
a ged 81 years. occurred Thursday morn
ing at the home 81 her daughter. Mrs. @.
T. Drown. Angelina Emery was born in
Thetford judy 81. lsi5. and was the daugh-
ter Of Addison and Miranda Emery. She
was married IS years ago to r. Roberts
and 80 years ago to Charles w. Jenkins
At 1IaNerhill. Mass, where they lived
until coming here 10 years ago. Mrs. Jen-
kins had made Morrisvile her home until
last September when she moved to Lyme,
y. n. Two weeks ago she came here to
visit her daughter intending to stay until
August. She was taken i'll week ago
with what proved to be malignant cry
eipelas. but was not considered seriously
III until last Friday. She Is survived by
four daughters. Mrs. George p. Drown
Of this place. Mrs Orrin Goodwin. Mrs.
w. II. McMath and Mrs. r. F. Fellows
of Peabody. Mass, one sister and two
brothers. Mrs. W. II. Henry. BenIa min
Emery and Leroy Emery Of Lyme n.
il. The remains were taken Friday to
eabody. Mass, where funeral services
were held Saturday at the home Of Mrs
McMatl, and interment made In the fam
lily lot in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Joan Gallup died at her home on
Randolph road at eleven o'clock Thurs
day night after an Illness OF seven weeks
with cancer OF the stomach. Joan Ste
, vens, the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Dam
lei Stevens. was born in Enosburgh July,
1898, and would have been 10 years of age
| July next. She moved to rnderhill when
ten years OF age and when 1G years of age
! was married TO Julius &. Gallup. The
second year after marriage they went to
New York State Mr.. and Mrs. Gallup
! moved TO Morrsville IN 1865 Two sons,
Mason and Elmer, born TO them died In
infancy. Mrs. Gallup is survived by a
SON. Milo ]. Gallup. sister, Mrs. Sa-
mantha Adams. and n brother. Charles
Stevens of Waterbury Center. Funeral
services were held Sunday Mt 2 n. m.
tho Rev. &C. &. st. Glare officiating. and
antarment was made in Pleasant View
cemetery.
Mr., and Mrs. L. a. Wadleigh are enter
taining Mrs. Z. A. Martin of Barton
Landing at the Randall.--Mrs. NJ. ]. Dunn
Of Hardwick Is visiting her daughter.
/ Mrs. T.. c. Page-Misses Cora and Alice
J BuRbee passed Saturday and Sunday IN
Greensboro Principal and Mrs, w. A
rBeebe and son. Ed win. We're IN Cambridge
Saturday visiting Mrs. Beebes sister. II.
r n. Gray-Mrs G. A. Bridge Is suffering
from n broken arm the result OF fall
Idown stairR.--Mr. and Mrs. CHI Ray
more and daughter, Barbara. were In
Cambridge over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs W. W.9Raymore. Mrs, d, II. Foster
I who has been the guest OF her daughter,
! Mrs. George Tiff for eight weeks went to
her home IN Barre Saturday accompanied
ny Mrs. Tift-George Saxby and sister,
|Mrs. Fern Boynton, were called to John
son Frida ytby tho death OF their father.
! George Saxby.-The pupils of the graded
school will have memorial exercises at
Academy hall Friday afternoon at one
| o'clock the little daughter OF
! MIR. and Mrs. Porter Greene, died Satur-
| day morning.-Miss Mabel Durkee. who
, was expecting TO leave Saturday for a
/ visit IN Barre and West Lebanon, b, H..
was unable to go on account OF sickness,
! The condition OF the little daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace James is much i'm
proved.-Dr. W. NJ. Johnston has pur-
chased Mrs. Rosetta Whitney's residence
on Main street. Mrs Whitney expects
to leave early in June for the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Clayton Hadlcy. at Uni
versity Place. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.. Parker, who
have run the boarding house on c. F.
Smiths farm for soma years. will
soon move to the house on upper
Main street purchased by them. Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Gray will take
charge OF the boarding house.-Miss
Mary Rand. who has passed the win
ter in Santa Rosa. Cal. expects 10
start for home about June Mrs
Otto r. Keith, who has visited In Ray
mond, n. H., Alliston, Fitchburx and
Gardner. Mass. for four weeks, has
returned home.-Mrs. l. S. Tillotson
OF Underhill was the guest of her
granddaughter. Mrs. C. b. Vincent
Sunday. She will visit her son. Jed
Tillotson. before returning home
Mrs. II. w. Chickerinz OF Worcester
Mass. was the guest Saturday OF her
sister, Mrs. Fern Boynton. called here
by the death of her father. George
Soxby, In Johnson.--A fire alarm sun
day afternoon was for blaze In a
brush pile in the rear of ". \. Small
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