Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

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The Misses Macrea Of Colchester visited
DIR. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Ferrin this week.
Mrs. Mortimore Flood, who had her
leg Amputated at the Fanny Allen hos
pital a few weeks ago. will return home
to-day.
MILTON.
Willard Glasier Of Athem and Miss
Nettie Parker Of this place were
married at the homo Of brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Parker, November u
by NJ. II. Ryan. and after a short we'd
ding trip went to Fletcher. where he has
position In a creamery.-Albert Rey-
nolds Of Middlesex 10 visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert walston.--
Mrs. Hattie D. Wood and Sarah Hill
returned to Montreal Thursday.-Avery
Phelps Of this place and Miss Helen Perry
of Georgia were married at the Meth
odist parsonage wednesday Dec. by
the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan.-Judse f. T. Hol-
brook has gone to Mary Fletcher hospital,
for a surgical operation.
The funeral of Francis McSfulien, who
died Of old age on Friday, was held from
st. AIMS Church on Monday at nine
cemetery. Mr.. McMullen was 81 years
and few months old and was the Oldest
person in town. He was born In Ireland
but for GO years or moro has resided In
this town. He leaves q son, John. with
whom he made his home. Another son,
Alexander Of this place, Thomas of Can
ada and one daughter. Mrs. Michael Nc
Grath Of Georgia.-Mrs. Adde r. Landon
has gone to Sheldon. where she will spend
the winter with friends.-Miss Electa
Rogers is visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary
Henry. in Westford.--H. c. McNall. l..
d. Latham and o. d. Hewey attended
the dedication of the Masonic hall in
Richmond Friday-Wells Reynolds Is Sc
riously i'll with asthma and heart trouble.
Miss Josie Donahue of Burlington spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Furkey-The Rev. f. f. Herrick attend
ed meeting Of the ministerial associa-
ton in Burlington Monday.-The Rev. L.
b. Tenney Of Scotland. Conn. will give
the work and dement's of the order.
The installation will take place about
the middle OF January and will be
conducted by Felix Gatineau Of Woon-
socket general president OF the or
der.
Mrs Mary Granger. widow Of the late
John Granger, died Sunday morning at
her home on Malietts BAY avenue after
an illness Of some four months with
organic heart trouble. Mrs. Granger wa
50 years Of age and has no near relatives.
The funeral was held from st. Frances
Xavier Church Tuesday morning at eight
o'clock.
The two-year-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brisson Of Colchester avenue
died early Tuesday morning. The fun
eral will be held at the St. Joseph's
Church In Burlington this after
noon ut three o'clock.
ESSEX CENTER.
Mrs Frazier and Miss Lucy Martin
Of Albany have been visiting at DR.. H. A.
I.add's .-The winter term at the institute
opened this week.
W1NoOsK1.
At the annual meeting Of Iroquois
camp. No 500. Modern Woodmen Of
officers were elected: vice-consul. Charles
A Barber: worthy advisor, Alfred Lava
lee; eminent banker. Alonzo P. Tanner
amining physician, Dr.. Carl B. Dunn
escort. Louis T. Maynard; Waterman.
Louis Hebert; sentry. William H. H. Ly-
ons: manager for three years. Lew Lewis
The meeting nights of the camp were
changed from Thursday to Tuesday.
At the annual meeting OF St. Law
renee Court Union Of ST John the
Baptist OF America. held Thursday
lows: President, John Dubrule, vic
president. Philip Chastenay; secretary
Uric Leclair; assistant secretary, Phi
lip Mongeon; treasurer, ]. G. Thabault
collector, Frederic Menard; marshal
Eugene Richard assistants. Alfred
Fregeau. Rosaire Piche: auditors.
Louis Mongeon. L. N Petite: tanttor.
Joseph Blondin: committee on sick
dement's. Hector Huard, Eugene Rich
ard and Philip Mongeon. There was
interest in the election of the presi-
dent. vics-pYesident and secretary.
there being two nominations In each
ONCE. Henri Langelair OF Woonsocket,
f. l., inspector general OF accounts OF
tho order. was present and gave an
instructive and interesting talk on
a lecture illustrated by the stereopticon
on Arizona and tho Southwest at the
Congregational vestry Tuesday evening"
II. c. Bert has opened a meat market
in the building he bought OF George Wat
ers.--The M. w. A. are TO have an cleo
ton Of officers and the reception Of sew
eral candidates on Friday evening. De-
ceber 1o.-Mrs. Minnie Phelps is in Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Maggie wheeler Anderson died
at 10 a. m. Tuesday.
HINEsBURGH.
Tho play Union Depot" given at the
town hall Friday evening was well at
tended. The gross receipts were &A.S.
The library realized about N50-C. T..
Lampson Is quite ili.-Henry c. Whitaker
fas returned to Barre after n week at
d. X. Patrick's.-The revival services at
the Methodist Church closed Sunday
evening. December g.
Clarence E. Lampson died Saturday,
Dec. 4. after a long illness with tubercu-
losiS His funeral was from the Metho-
dist Church Tuesday at o'clock. He
leaves widow and four children. George
Loveland. who has been In Middlebury
the past few weeks. was Mt home over
sunday.--Raiph Mckenzie. III with scar
let fever, is hnproving.-H. NJ. Hull is Ill.
Timothy Degree died very suddenly
Monday night. Heart trouble was the cause
OF death. The funeral will be from his
late homo at Mechanicsvllle Thursday.
He leaves a widow and several children.
beside brother and four sisters. The
funeral Of c. X. Lampson was held from