Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

cral services were held al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. Slayton at 80 o'clock
tuesday afternoon for their youngest
daughter, Evelyn. The child. who was
about II months old, died early Sunday
morning of bronchial pneumona.-M ana
Mrs q. T.. Luce returned from burlington
Monday.F. j. Holden and son. Guy, have
visited his parents in Landgrove the past
few days.--Thirty crows in II group were
counted Monday morning and their
presence Is said to be u sure indication of
Il thaw.--Mr and Mrs. r. b. Smith
celebrated the 47th anniversary OF their
marriage on Christmas day, dining at
Green Mountain Inn.-Thoro was cot
tage prayer meeting at +. G.. Sleeper's
Tuesday evening.-A watch night service
will be held at the Methodist Church Fri
day evening with q sermon by the pastor
the Rev. J. @. Aneell.-'rhc Congrera-
tonal society will hold its annual meeting
to-day with tho roll call I'm the fore
noon dinner at noon and business meet
ing in the afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. a. T.
Douglass returned Monday from Hines
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. George s McAllister have
returned from North Hyde Park where
they passed Christmas with their son, d.
/
of Waterbury are visiting their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dougass-
There was a pleasant Christmas gather
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Foster on West hill Saturday evening. in
GLIDING the families of M and Mrs.
Henry Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. W NJ. Parsons, and
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Sargent.-It is ex-
pected that the operation for abscess on
the ankle of little Milo Wrisley. perform
ed Monday at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai will save tho foot and ankle.-The flu
neral of Evelyn, the infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Slayton. was con-
Quoted at their home Tuesday afternoon
by the Rev. j. @. Angel. The burial was
In River Bank cemetery.-Mr. ana Mrs.
y. A. Hi! and Mrs. Lula Dunbar and
daughters returned Tuesday from Waits
fcld.-Books FOR the public librarv from
the state of Vermont through the state
! library commission arc: Two Little
Confederates," Historic Girls" His
toiic Boys" "The Hooser School Eov.''
"Alicc in Wonderland" Stories OF Grea,
1 Americans" 1.-THE Merry Adventures OF
Robin Hood" "Puss anG l." Seven Lit
tie Sisters The Bride Of the Nile
Heidc." Zig Zag Journeys" 'Damrs
Folks" "The Birds Christmas Carol,
Captain January Stories of the Great
West" Theodore Roosevelt. Boy and
Man" My Double and How He I'ndid
Me-" Henry Esmond." Alaska.
Friends In Fins. Feathers and Fur.
The Adventures of Brownie" Tent
Life in Siberia" "Montcalm and Wolfe, "
Through the Gates of the Netherlands.
"Tobv Tyler" Pictures Every Child
Should Know"
one of the best entertainments Of the
kind ever heard in Stowe was that given
by the Dunbar quartette in the lecture
course Tuesday evening.-Conrad a. Ad.
ans returned Wednesday to Tufts Col
lere.-Alton Wheeler. who Is III witt
pneumonia. IL more comfortable.-Mr
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Tucker and
two children have returned from
months visit In New York State.-Mr
and Mrs. f.. G. Russell. Mrs II. W. Cha
, pin and Miss Susie A. Bigelow ATTENDED
, the wedding of Miss Anna OBrien ant
s. s. Perry in Waterbury Wednesday.
: Ralph Wrisley has returned from Bur
/ lington, leaving his son. Milo, in the hos
= pital. The lad will have stiff ankle /
the foot is saved.