Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
WATERBURY.

The death of Mrs. Ann Sexton Hon
an, widow of Martin Honan. occurred
Thursday at the home of her son-in-
law, u. II. Harvey. Mrs Honan was
one of the oldest residents OF Water
bury She was born In Clare county,
Ireland % Years ago and previous to
coming here about 16 wears ago. had
lived in Springfield, Mass. She Is
survived by ono daughter. Mrs. Har-
vey. The funeral was held satur-
I day morning at 9:3G o'clock at ST
Andrews Church and burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
y new pest has appeared on apple.
! plum. and cherry trees in this vicin-
ity. 1t Is n brown worm about three
| quarters of an inch in length which
/ forms nest on the ends of branches
much like the usual worms nest in
early spring. Wherever the leaves
are inclcsed in the nest they imme-
diately die and in some orchards large
parts of the trees are covered with
these dead leaves.
County Game Warden H. j. Parcher.
was informed Of wounded doe being
seen Sunday afternoon in the vicinity OF
| Lovers lane by an automobile party
| coming towards Waterbury. He Went at
once To the place and found the doe shot
| In one hip struggling in the river in
| about two feet of water. He managed
| to secure the doe by ropes and put an
end to her misery Mrs. Charles Eddy
| and mother Of Stowe Mrs. F. f. Atkins.
| Miss Ollie Somervlle and her guest Miss
| Mildred Hutchinson, were at Queen City
| Park Sunday with Sanford Eddy, the
| father of Mrs. Atkins, Mr. Eddy return
! cd home Monday night-Miss Winnifred
! Perry went to Montpelier Monday
| where she will visit before returning 10
| her home in Beverly. Mass Warren Gut
hord Of Somervile. Mass. is with his
family at the home of Richard Demeritt.
Frank Falansbee of West Medford,
| Mass, postal clerk on the st. Adams
ana Boston run, was at Allen Foggs
! SuudaY.-James Traverse has rented the
| small tenement house Mt Duxbury Cor
| ncrs owned by H. J. PArcher and will
| move there at once.-The Rev. C. c. Scy-
! mour -. D.. of Mt. Vernon. \. Y. Is In
! town FOR a few days. making the ascent
| of Camols Hump Monday. Or Seymour
was formerly assistant pastor of Broad
| way Tabernacle, New York city, but
now has charge of the parish over which
| the Rev r. Il, Kellogg mnistered be-
/ fore coming to Waterbury.-E W. Ches-
| Ter. storelcepcr at the Vermont state
| hospital for the insane. is taking vaca-
ton and with his family is camping at
Malletts bay
j. G Griggs of Barre was in town Tues
day.-Laura pemeritt was quite i'll the
| first of the week with acute Indigestion
| Miss Marguerite Minard has gone to
| Saranac Lake to spend two weeks with
the Misses Ovitt and Carpenter.-Mrs.
Edward Jones of Waitsfleld In at the
home of her mother, Mrs Florence
Guptil.-Annie Dorothy Palmer and r.
Huntlcv Palmer are spending few DAYS
with their uncle. A c, Huntley, In Bolton.
Ola Towle. stenographer at the Vermont
State hospital for the insane. Is having
| n vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Crossett.
James McMulin, Mrs. Kate McMullin and
Maude McMullin started yesterday on
carriage drive which Will include n visit
10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook at Fairlee.-
MRS. Oril Stebbins Of Charles City, Iowa,