Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-23
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inc funeral of Nehemiah Town
was held at the home OF his sistek
Mrs w. NJ. Tillotson Sunday afters
noon. the Rev. Otto S. Raspe ofY,cis
atins. 1nterment was made in tina
cemetery at Cadys Falls. Sewers
members OF the Phi Delta Theta. tho
college fraternity OF the deceased. ats
tended In body.-E. s. BillinRs al
Schenectady. who accompanied thu
hody or Nehemiah Towne with Mrs
Tovne from that city, was a Ruest a
his brother. Archie Billings. SUNDAYS
Flora McCuin resumed work in tb(
Benson store Monday after a vaca.
ton of two weeks passed at her hout
In Jefrersonville.--A c. Miller AMI
family went to Hardwick Monda1
where Mr.. Miller will have employ.
mont with r. NJ. Davis.-Miss Blancy
Smith returned Saturday evening from
Sugar Hill. n. r.. where she has passed
the surnmer.--Dr and Mrs. Ellis roN
ter Of New Bedford Mass. are guesa
Of his mother Mrs. r. r. Foster.-Mis&
Fannie Towle spent tho past week IN
Greensboro with her sister Mrs. Ale
yah Hill. and Monday resumed h<
work In Johnson.-Mss Burnace Ken.
dali returned 70 Burlington SATURDAY.
night after visiting her mother, Mrs
n. A. Kendall.--M-. and Mrs. George
Norton returned Saturday evening
from Montreal.--Mr. and Mrs. r. q
Hoyt returned to Rutland MordaN
after stay OF two months with their
son, Charles 1Ioyt.-Noyes Slayton re.
turned TO Amherst College Mondays
Mr. and Mrs g. II Prentiss, guests Of
Mr. and Mrs w. b. Patch, left Mon.
day and visit with friends in Corinth
Washington and Bradford before re-
turning 20 Alburgh.-Mr and Mrs
Frank Peck Of Boston are guests a
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Slayton.-Miss E,r
Eenta Pinncv is taking a vacation II
week from her work In the War
rem Leather compony's office. which sn
Is passing at Wolcott with her moth
er, Mrs. r. t. Morse.-Mrs. l. p. Booth
Of Stafford, Conn, ia the guest OF hcf
son, Edwin Booth.--Miss Allie Boards
man expects to return TO Boston Tues.
day September %. to resume her
business Collcge.-Miss Selma Ocker-
blad and Miss Nan Wombell passed
Sunday in Burlington with the form
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blad.-A. NJ Adams has gone to Fair
lee to visit his brother. Guy Adams.
He will be accompanied home by hI,
mother who has passed two months
there-The first meeting Of the sea-
son OF the Womans club will occur
Monday evening. September q.
The funeral Of the late Rev. George
\. Kellogg was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock at tho
Congregational Church. the Rev C.
c. st. Glare officiating Tho burial
took place in Pleasant View ceme-
terry and The burial service was.
under the auspices OF the Masonic
fraternity. Mr.. Kellogg was born in
Wardshoro July ?, ls4s. He was tho
oldest child of Rev. 6. c. Kellogg and
Loraon Brigham Kellogg and IL the
first Of their children TO pass away.
The other children are William G.
Kellogg Of Yonkars. y. Y. c. p. r.
Kellogg Of Boston. Mass, and ths
R"v, Fred r. Kellogg Of Waterbury.
He was educated In the seminary al
Til'on. \. r., and Wesleyan University
NJ M'ddeltown Conn. On account Of
complete the university course, but
was obliged to seek change Of
climate In the West. II was during
a pastorate In Mazamanie. wis, that
he ma rried Miss Alice Josephine An
thony Of Darlington, Wis. November
2 1873 Completing hts pas,orate in
Wisconsin. Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg re-
turned East. where he held pastor
ates in Norwich. Conn. and in Jew
EFT City. Conn. After pastorate OF
about eight years In Jewett City he
accepted the pnstorate of the Congre-
gational Church in Santa Fee. New
Mexico, which he held for several
years. Then followed pastorate IL
Boulder City. COL. following which Mr..
Kellogg and his family again return-
ed East and he became pastor of the
Congregational Church in Taftville,
Conn. He held this pastorate during
several years and resigned 70 accept
a call to the CONGREGATIONAL Church
at Morrtsville. He entered heartily
INTO the better elements OF the COM
munity life, and in his stronger days
was very considerable factor not
only In the religious but the social
and civic life Of the town n was
during his pastorate. and largely
through his efforts that the present
beautiful Congregational Church was
constructed It's dedication took
place but a little time before he eus-
tanned severe accident from the
effects of which ne never fully recov-
cred. Mr., Kellogg IL survived by his
widow and also by their three child
rem. Mrs A. II. Slayton. Charles w.
Kellogg OF Boston, Mass. and MISC
Nellie Kellogg Of this town.-Mr and
Mrs. J.. c. Emmons and three sons
LEFT Monday for New York, where
they will visit Mr.. Emmons's mother,
Mrs. r. h. McMillen, and sister, Mrs.
T.. j. Fifeld.--Mrs. C. s, Merrill Of
Waltham. Mass. came Monday even-
ing to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Il. Eaton.--Mrs. T. G. Bronson Of
East Hardwick was a guest Tuesday
of Mrs G. T. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs.
.. \. Gile, Mr. and Mrs. Fred o. Lunt,
Mrs Ida Churchill and Mrs, B. r.
browne went TO burlington Monday
evening leaving there Tuesday for
New York, to be gone week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert King OF Concord,
n II. are visiting their uncle ana
aunt. Mr. ana Mrs. David Brown.-Mr.
and Mrs. Amer McNall and son Of
Boston came Monday evening for
visit with the formers parcnts.-MN
and Mrs II, Waite have taken advans
tage OF the New York excursion
leaving for Burlinrton Monday evcns
ng-Miss Nan Wombell, Miss Anng
keenan,. Miss Mia Ellis, Miss Gulick
and Miss Selma Ockerblad were guests
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