Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17

n. u, and John A. Paul OF waterbury
Center. William @ Baesett, who has
been In poor health for eonno time with q
heart difiioulty died late Saturday after
noon. Funeral services were held at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Elrtck
Of Boston was guest over Sunday Of
MIR. and Mrs. r.. r. Morse.-Mrs. Charles
Fisher. VINO has passed two weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gilbert,
returned TO wolcott Saturday Miss Eta
Forbes was ut Essex Junction over Sun
day.
William G. Barrett whose funeral
occurred Tuesday afternoon, was born
in Eden August 26, 1898. Fifty years
ago he married Mus Almeda NJ. Davi-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett moved to
Hyde Park 10 years ago, having passed
most of their lives In Eden where for
Is consecutive years he was overseer
OF the poor. Six years ago he moved
to Morrisville. Beside his wife ne is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. Al.
son Rogers OF Eden and Mrs. Augusta
Lilley OF Worthwhile. three grand chill
drcn, one sister. Mrs. Amos whiting
OF Crystal Lake. ILL.,. and n brother,
J.. ". Barrett OF Keene, N. r. The fu-
neral services Tuesday afternoon were
conducted by Rev. Otto S. Raspe and
Rev G. c. st. Glare. John Burbank
died Tuesday morning at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. \. y. wescomb.
Funeral services We're held yesterday aft
ernoor at two o'cIock.-Mrs. l.. A.
WadleiGh went Tuesday to Orleans TO
\ tulx ~ eel "a
In place of the regular Thursday
| evening meeting at the Congregation
nj Church vestry this week, there VIII
be cottage prayer meetings at the
homes Of r. ]. Stewart, Mrs. T.. j.
! HAIL. the parsonage and Mrs. j. H.
/ Warrcn.--Miss Winnie Bedell has COM
/ p1eted work for DR.. and Mrs. y. j.
Vallcnu and gone to her home In john
son. Miss Redell will enter business
college In Boston March bert Du-
gar returned to ct. Johnsbury Monday
evening Il. y. Smith has com
pleted his school work in !effer'on
willie and Is at home for two months
vacation.--Albcrt Tinker was arrested
''onday evening for intoXication and
placed in Hyde Park jail---Mr. ana
Mrs G.. Morse. Mrs. Fred Silloway
Mrs. Charles Raymore. Mrs. Ella Sill
loway. Mrs II. w. Scott OF Barre. Mr.
and Mrs q, J.. Cheaver Of Montpelier
and children. and Mr. and Mrs H. w
Pattee of Woodstock went to Eimore
Tuesday to attend A family reunion al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Sill
loway.-Moses. the three-year-oli son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kana.ky. fell
a.
ceivinr a had scal1ing Miss Grace
Redell is in Burlington.-O d. Bacon
went to Burlington Tuesday to accom-
panv william Gay Of Elmore. who
will receive treatment at Mary Fletch-
or hospital.
Mrs. II. II. Campbell is in Johnson
NJ. Munson Is in Montreal.-H. j. Nancor
is in burlington. f. H. Olmstead is In
charge of the store In his absence.-G A.
Barns OF Bakersfield who has visited his
sisters. Mrs. J. A. Bundy and Mrs. w. f.
knight, returned home Wednesday, In
a game of basket Sail Tuesday evening
the Morrisvile town team trimmed the
burlington Independents with score OF
81 to 22-Mtss LA Niles went to Montpel.
Ter Wednesday to remain till Monday.
Mrs. j. l.. Hovey went to Portland. Me
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. "
f. Evans for week.-Mrs.. George Brown
is in Wells River the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs H. r. Baldwin.-Mrs. +. f
Allen Of Ithaca, n. Y. is a guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Miller.-Mrs. F.. E
Hadley and Mrs. +. o. Lunt were ir
Hardwick Wednesday. guests CT Mr.. and
Mrs f. NJ. Davs.-Mrs. NJ. r. Wheeler
returned Wednesday from Peru, n. Y.
where she was called by the serious Ill
hess of her sister Mrs. Thomas Donahue