Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
vERCENNEs.

A pretty wedding took place W.ducs.
day March H. at the home of Mrs e.
Stone "f Monkton when her only daugh-
Ter, Maud" May. was married to Percy
stephen turrier of Wilsboro y. Y, l,,
the KEY. j. {. Fisher in the presence Of
1t" guests. On their return from a we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Curricr will re.
SIDE with the brides mother and Mr.
'urfier Will have charge Of her farm
Mrs. olive LaDuke wit-,w of JoseDh
aDuke. died Friday morning ot tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles +.
Stebhlns, from the effects OF n stroke of
apoplexy sustained week prevIoua
aEed Il years. ST." leaves two dauEh-
ters, Mrs Benjamin r Field and Mrs.
Stehoihs or this city. The funeral was
held sunday at c;20 at the house
Mr., and Mrs. Charles j. OBrvan ana
SON. RALPH, passed sunday In Burling-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wiliams.-
Henry Brooks spent sunday in Ferris
hurgh with his father--Mr. and Mrs.
\. H. Van Ornam returned Saturday
from a visit in Wadhams Mills. y. Y.
The W. e. T, L. of Ferrisburgh will
meet Friday with Mrs Elvra Blrkett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Iinnchett were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. i. \. Bellows
OF North Ferrisburgh SatuvdaN-Ray-
mond Porcheron, who has been living
with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Porcheron, left Saturday FOR his
home in Elizabeth, n. J.--Iarvey Gar
rupy Is seriously III with the measles
Nineteen. unusually large class, took
the teachers examination conducted
by County Examiner Eddy Friday and
Saturday. MIR. and Mrs, Frank Casey
Of Burlington passed Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Timothy Dillon.
Mrs. Susan Brown died Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Parker Of
pleuro- pneumonia, aged ~ years she IS
survived hy two sisters, Mrs. John
B!rkett and Mrs. Reuben Parker Of Fer
risburgh, two ncphews. Elmer - Birlse,t
and Bert Parker Of Fevrishurgh ana one
niece, Mrs. Lulu Church oi San Francisco.
Cal. The funeral was Aed at the
house Tuesday afternoon. the Rev ]. c.
Fisher officiating. "Wednesday morning,
Elmer F. Birkett started with the body
for Adrian. Mich, whore n'erment
viii he made by the side Of har husband
IN the family burying lot,
Seven horses belonging "a ". H.
Norton, proprietor Of the Norton House,
are said to be suffering from an acute
attack OF glandera and one horse IS re-
ported to have died from the disease The
barn has been puarantincd and every
precaution taken against the spread Of
tho disease. After further investigation
II II is found without doubt that the
horses arc affected with CHAMBERS they
Will be killed and the barn thoroughly
disinfected. AS a further precautionary
measure against tho spread Of the
dreaded disease. the city authorities
have ordered the water cut off from the
public watering trough. The annual
meeting Of the Nergenn-s graded school
was held Tuesday evening at tho city
hall and the following officers elected:
Moderator G. j. o. Kimball, member
prudential committee for three years,
John +, BARLEY: clerk, s. D. Miner;
treasurer. Timothy Neville: collector. Il.
c. Middlebrook; auditor Thomas Mack:
tax voted, 60 cents. s ID. Miner called
attention to the fact that the clerks book
had been used to keep all the records of
the school meetings since 1925 and IL st,Il
well preserved-The "As You Like II"
club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. G.
r. o. Kimball, who was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. w. A. Daliyrnnle and
Mrs j. H. DOnnelly. Delicious refresh
nsnts were served and the club adjourned
to meet April l3 with Miss Mabel Field.
MrS. Wilfrsd 'Jodoin, Mrs. George fhorne
and Mrs j. A. Harrington at the home
of the latter. The following ladies' were
appointed members OF the committee for
next year: Miss Jennie Bristol, Miss Ada
Crosby, Mrs. Walter Bristol. Mrs. Cecil
Benton and Miss Ada Willard-It In re-
ported that Robert Hudson has sold his
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