Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mrs. Rose Pratt. who went to Fan
ny Allen hospital Thursday for an
operation. died before the operation
WAS performed. She is survived h.
several children.
John Yandow died at his home on the
Williston road Sunday morning at four
o'clock. He had been Ill but short time.
death being caused by complication ~
diseases. Mr. fandow was in the 66th year
Of his age. He is survived by his wife. e
children, six sons and SIX daughters.
They are Frank of Milton. Fred F.,
Manila, =. l., Arthur j. Ira f. ErneS,
H.. and Orvill j.. OF this village the
daughters are Mrs Nenry Carty OF
Santa Barbara, Cal, Mrs. David GeAdson
OF this village and Mrs. John Bean q
Malletts bay, Mrs. Carrie Y Bacon Of
North Hero. Mrs. Julius Murray oc Will
liston and Florence OF this village. also
two brothers, Vetal, of this village anu
William of Burlington and two sisters,
Mrs. Adeline lAPointe OF Worcester.
Mass. and Mrs. Lewis White of Barr.
Mr.. iandow was born at St Theresa
canada, and at the age OF II years r.
moved here with his parents where ia
has since made 1t his home He was an
extensive and prosperous farmer and =
much respected citizen. The funeral va.
held Wednesday morning AT nird
O'Clock at the Church Of the Holy Fan
fly.
a meeting of the Iamoille Brotherhood
of Baptist ministers vii! be held here
next week Tuesday. The subjects ard
speakers will be The Social ldes Of
Christanity'' the Rev S. y. Perry OF
Richford and The Layman's Missionary
Movement" the Rev. F. d. Penney II
Burlington. The meetings for the next
six months will be held here with the ex-
ceptlon OF the annual meeting which
will be held In Hinesburg in connection
with the annual Lamolle Association.
The program will be as follows: June o..
The Scrptural Idea Of Man" the Rev.
j. 5. Goodall, D. D., of this place:
The Young Peoples Opportunity" the
Rev c. f, Van Setback of Fairfax.
September Il, the annual session, dcvo.
tional leader. sydney Aldrich Of Col.
chester, paper, The Baptist Principal.
the Rev ]. 5. Brown Of st Adams;
"Reminiscences Of Burma" the Rev. W
J. Clark OF EnoshurG Falls, reports and
election Of officers December :. Tile
Pastor Himself" the Rev. W \ Dawson.
y, d.. OF Burlington. Robert Brownie
and Life the Rev. W. F. Braisted 4
Barre
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wright of Huntin--
ton Viii leave Essex junction next FIR.
day evening for Pasadena. Cal, theI
future home Mrs. Wright will be r..
numbered here as Mrs Alice Nichols
Mrs. +. w, Baldwin has received news
Of the death of her aunt, Mrs j. W.
Hobart, In Medford, Mass. last Wednes-
day after n three days Illness The burial
was in Royalton in the family lot Satur-
day She is survived by one son. Norman,
If Medford. Mrs Hobart was sister
of the late Mrs g. g. Williams and tra
late Lyman Howe of this place. She was
the widow of John W. Hobart. for many
years general manager of the Central
Vermont railroad, and resided I'm s.
Alhans for about 81 years. Mrs, Hobart
was nearly 10 years old
in Fletchers store.
A. G.. Pratt has resigned his position
AT Fletcher's store and March "A will
begin his duties as travelling salesman
for George II, Cross co. Of St Johns
bury.
ioratio Read, the civil engineer, Went
Tuesday to Long Pond in the Adir-
dacks TO do surveying for a Troy firm
on Il proposed water system.
The Neighbour God club Will he enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs Guy W. Bailey
Friday evening.
The Ladies' Home circle Will meet with
Mrs. Eta Stowe Friday afternoon
The Canadian Jubilee singers will give
a concert in Music hall March % under
the auspices of the Ladies Home Circle
of the Methodist Church.
William Nhtcomb has gone to Port
land, Me,
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