Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
vERGENNEs.

VERGENNES.
Alexander Bennett died Saturday morn
Ing Mt his home on Maple street after
Il lingering illness. aged % years. lie
leaves a wife one son, Amos. or Wor-
cester. Mass, four daughters Mrs
Louise Tatro Of East Berkshitc. Mrs
Lawrence Austin and Mrs. George Lara
mic Of THIS city and Miss Hattie Ben
nett Of Burlington two brothers. Francis
Of Jericho and Berlin of Hun
tlnRton. The funeral was held
Monday morning -- AZ the annual
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Baptist church. the following OH
Core we're elected: President. Mrs II. T..
Fisher: vice-pr"sident Mrs. W. r. Dal-
rympc; directors. Mrs. J. +. Ilindos.
Mrs. John Barnard. Mrs. Cynthia Field.
The society will meet Friday afternoon
nt Mi. j Klngsley's 20 work for the
bazaar which is to be held in December.
Leonard leBcouf has returned from
Worcester Mass. Louis Rock has re-
turned from Waltham where he cared
for Judge William s. Wright during his
last sickness. Seth Warner Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. y Fishcr.-Thc Ladies' Aid So
cicty of the Baptist Church Will hold n
Halloween social Wednesday evening.
October ,, Miss Gertrude Fisher Is Wis
| iting in Nashville. MiCh.-Mr ana Mrs.
A. c. SQuires on their return from their
| wedding trip were presented by the pa
! irons Of the II. +. u. route, on which
| Mr SQurcs Is the carrier with i2 silver
! teaspoons. two dessert spoons. u silver
! knives and forks besides table lineu.--
| George Cough. who went to Texas and
! Mexico last spring, IS now nt work in
! Chicago.
News was received Sunday Of the
death Of Charles Leslie Woodman Satur-
day at Lavina. Mont, nfter weeks
illness with pneumonia aged a years
Nil Woodnan was the son Of Represen-
tative and Mrs " y. Woodman Of
! Waltham, where he was born in 1854.
He attended school in Nergennes and
graduated from the high school In l9oi.
The following year was spent in study
at Vermont Academy, Saxtons River
when he was in III health which COM
PEELED him TO leave that institution lie
then entered the employ Of the Vermont
Marble company at Proctor. on Octo-
bcr 1906 he went To Topeka. Kans, ana
subsequently to Billings. Montana, for
IA change OF climate Mr.. Woodman was
a member of a corps OF constructive en-
gineers employed by the Great Northern
stairond company. lie is survived by his
parents two sisters, Julia and Louise,
and three brothers. Dane r. OF Rutland
and Stanton and William of Waltham.
. A series OF revival services commenc-
ing November will be held in this city
under the auspices of the Rev. J. VII
bur Chapman.--The ladies' of the Metho-
dist church will hold their annual chick
on pie supper in the parlors "f the
church Tuesday evening, October %
The Rev. J. c. Fisher assisted in reviva
services at Winooski Tuesday.
bert McAulcy of Burlington passed sun
, day with his parents. MI. ana Mrs. FREQ
} McAuley.-J. A. Williams has tust fin.
ished drilling an artes!Rn well for W T
, Driscoll. The well is llG feet deep. 20 feet
Of which is through solid rock. The wat
er comes TO within Is feet of the surfac,
and the we'll has h capacity of 30 gal
Ions per hour.-Dana +. WOodmau OF
Rutland Is visiting his parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. .. WoOdman.-Mrs. &, W
Seple has resigned as d,rcctress o
Junior Auxiliary OF st. Pauls Churc!
= and Mrs, Edwin Lewis has been appoint
ed to III the vacancy william Coe o
South Norwalk. Conn, is visiting hi!
/ mother Mrs. Frederick w. Cor.-Mrs
= Cassius T. Warner has been appointeC
e secretary aud treasurer Of Junior auxi
3 liary Of St. Pauls Church and The frs
- meeting we'll be held Saturday at 30 p
8 m. at Mrs Edwin Lwis's-Walter Md
k dlebrook of Berlin passed Sunday will
Y his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r c. Middle
Z brook.
g Mrs. Mary Ringer is i'll witt lie grip
o Mr. and Mrs Richard McDousa.l OF Bos
: ton are visiting their cousins Mr. an
t Mrs. G. r. Fisher.-Mrs, Henry Ston
: and daughter Ann, Of Danny are visit
= ing Mrs. Cahill and daughter Mrs Ed
d ward Palmer.--A son was born Monda
y to Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark # Walthan
- George Otis Ball has gone TO Lawrence
s. Mass, where no has "A position in tn
/ Essex County Training School FOR Boy.
y The c. X. BIS will give IIallowc'c
II social at the Baptist Church in Add,so
y Friday evening. October 80
y, Mrs W. d. Smith and son. George
- Bulls have returned from South Wal
- ingfOrd. whore they were called to at
. tend n funeral.-Florona Granger Of MonL
;, ton Will give a chicken pie supper Frida
t., evening.-Mrs. Robert +. Briggs daugl
, ter and son went yesterday to Randolp
NJ to visit her parents, MIR and Mrs g. "
n Seiplo went yesterday to Hartford. Conn
10, to attend the marriage OF their 50,
is Charles Louis. TO Miss Elsie Burdic
or to-day at high noon.-Miss Ada WUlar
is helping In the postohico daring Pos
"a master Thomas Macks absence The f,
g. neral OF Goary Elliott were neld yeste
60 day morning at St. Peters church. n
Rev l.. A. Vezina officiating The bes
A ers were James Tucker. Frank Bushe
he George Stone OF North Fcrrlshurgh M
IN Edward Crown OF Crown Point, y
H. and interment was in tho Catholic Gem
vn tery,-Henry Hitchcock of orwell visit.
A his sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Mclaual
II lin, yesterday.--C. e, NJ Caissc and Mr.
oe Philemon Daniels were married at $
ho Peters Church Tuesday evening, Il
~ Rev. l., A. Nezina performing the Ger
cd mony MIR. and Mrs. Caisse LEFT Tue
nd day evening on their wedding trip AZ
ce will spend their honeymoon In Boston al
NJ Lowell. Mass. and Pawtucket r. l.
or Mrs Henry Miner has gone to Malde
v. Mass, to visit her daughter Mrs. Charl
cd White.-Mrs. Edward W. Gillette Of Bu
he lington Is visiting her son, George G.
CO lette.-Dr II. w. Sh!pman Of Richmor
al Hill, n. Y. IL tho guest Of Captain al
,v Mrs c. T.. Parker.-Dr. J. B. Powers
Id Newton Center, Conn, Ia visiting