Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
VEEGENNES.

|. MGR OF OfWeIi hOt Af. ana Mrs. James
T. skinner Of Ausable Forks. \. Y.
vEKGENNEs.
The funeral Of John Foster was hcll
at the house Saturday forenoon, the
Rev. =. Gavan Duffy officiating The
hearers were George Hunt A. G. Wright,
carl Snccdcn and George pilgor and in
tcrmont was made in Prospect cemetery.
Mr. aud Mrs. B. j. Simpson left Sat
urday for Saratoga, y. Y, where they
passed Sunday with her sister Mrs
Orvllle Defries. and Monday went to
Glens Falls, y. Y, to attend the 18th
anniversary Of the ~iaGe of his cousin
John Cochran Budd W. Warren. who
has been In the employ of r. J.. Kings
land The past year, left Saturday for his
home In Moscow (Stowe). After visiting
lis parents he will 70 to his new work
I'm hotel near Boston Lloyd Cole OF
Charlotte has taken n position as clerk
In the store of r. T.. Kingsland.-Mrs
Arthur Tottman and child Of Michigan
arc visiting her husbands parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Zottman.
About 80 members OF Dorchester Lodge
No. |, A. T. e. A. NJ. attended the fun
cral sunday of Edward Gorham at the
Baptist Church In East Addison where
the Rev. II. II. White officiated. At the
grave the Masonic burial service was
rendered by Worthy Master c. II. Cole
with prayer by Chaplain G. r. s Pierce.
and benedction by the Rev. n. II. White.
The bearers We're p. B. Norton, L. c.
George, r. 2. Brkett and W. II. Moor
by.
The Rev G. II. Bennett ended his pas
torate of the Baptist Church Sunday At
the close Of the service he made the
announcement that upon leaving this
field he would become connected with
ST. Luke's Episcopal Church at Me
chanicsville, y. Y. During his ministry
here MIR. Bennett has made friends and
nc leaves here with the best wishes of
an.
The license commissioners have grant
ed licenses as follows: bartholomew
Warner, nth class
/ Mrs Ilda Ripley. widow of John Rip
ley. died Saturday night at the home of
her brother-in-laW. Allen Beach. from
blood poisoning, aged co years. She is
survived by two sisters, Mrs Le May
of bristol and Miss Sirle of Boston. The
eleven o'clock at the house
The funeral of Mrs John Ripey was
held Tuesday morning at the home of
Allen Reach. the Rev. J. c. Fisher Of
fciatinG The bearers were Warren
Kingsland OF Wrybridge. Harley Gardner
Friend Fisk and ". l.. Porter Of Ferris
hurgh. and nterment was made IN
Prospect cemetery. Among those from
away were Miss Lorraine Seiple Of F.as;
Hampton. y. r., Mr.. and Mrs. Warrcr
kingsland Of Weybrdge. Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Kellogg of Cornwall and Mr. ant
Mrs Charles IeMay and children o
liristol-The body of Mrs Prendergas 4
who died in Burlington Monday. wa.
brought here Tuesday and interment
made in the afternoon IN St Peter!
cemetery. The body was accompanied b,
Mrs. Moore Of Burlington.-.E. q. TylcI
Of Richmond is making few DAYS visi
to friends in town.-Thc condition Of DR.
Frank c. phelps is SO much improved
that he was able to sit ur Tuesday -
Mrs. George Cough is recovering from
her illness
Champlan Lodge. No. g. and N'inona
Rebekah Lodge T. o. O. F.. Tuesda,
evening observed the Goth anniversary o,
the founding of the order Frank /,
Fish, the Rev. J. c. Fisher. the Rev
j. n. Long and the Rev DR.. r. K
Davies gave addresses THE Rev Johr
Jay Lewis will give an illustrated lecture
on Samuel de Champain and scenic Yer.
mora under the auspices Of the Vercenno,
Tercentenary association in the city hal
Tuesday evening, May 4.--Mr and Mrs
X. d. Clark left Yesterday for their home
in Australia after a visit to relatives
ana friends in Addison. Mrs. George
Rivers returned yesterday to Troy. n Y.
after a visit to her brother. John Amblo
Sr,--Mrs. Norah Goodrich is threatened
with pneumonia.--Howard Clark left las,
evening for Vancouver. r. g.. with Il
French sheop.-Mrs. George Floyd is quite