Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-29
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MONTPELIER.

in charge of Mrs T.. u. Field and ME-
Minnie DeBoer. their Daughters. who had
decorated their spaciou. homo for thu
occasion. Outside the family. only 4 few
intimate friends were invited to the din
ner that was served in honor OF the &C.
casion. During the afternoon and even
Ing Mr. and Mrs. Dcl}oer received many
messages of congrat Ilation, several of
them accompanied BY floral gifts Mr.
and Mrs. DeBoer were married In NJ
bany, n. Y. Four of five children who
were born to them were present One
daughter died several years ago
The Rev. Or. j. Edward wright was
at MiddleseX Wodne day.. Doc. g ~ off
ciate at tho wedding OF Milford H. Long
Of that VILLAGE and Mary r. Counter "
lyndonvilic. after a hrief wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Long are 20 reside at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Virgins at
Shady Rill.
The funeral of Mrs Charles s Merrill
was held Friday afternoon at one o'clo.k
at her late homo at Putnamsville. tn,
Rev. Stanley f. Bloomfield of this city OF.
ficiating, and burial was in Green
Mount cemetery. Mrs Merrill was q
years old She died Dec 2l after mr.
Illness of year with A complication OF
diseases. She had resided In p,.nans.
yillc for 50 years
Ger. J. H. Lucia received n bad fall
Saturday morning while coming out n,
the postorice by Shining on the jc,, stems
His head struck one of tho stens and he
was unconscious for a shor, tina rater
II was found that tho fall had cracked
so,rq of his ribs on the left side II ia NOT
,boueh his injuries will nrove Scrious
Tho drug stor. of c;.ores e Ne,r,.h
was searched Friday noon for the Sec
ond time within n week for contraband
liouors The search was mads by on
GERS II. ]. slayton and II. d. Camp OF
Barre on PAPERS made out by City. Grand
Juror Gleason. Eight pnts Of whiskcy
and a barrel of alcohol were secured Me-
grath was taken into city court, waived
examination. and was held in $3.50 bonds,
which were furnished by C. n. Phillips.
The prisoners at the Jail were given q
bountitul dinner Sunday by Sheriff and
Mrs Tracy. Following the dinner the
prisoners gathered IN the upper cor
ridor where new organ mas recently
peeh paced ana heId a service or song
WIN MIS- tracy at 'he organ Later IN
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FRIDAY MON, and a cua,tit,. -, ,.h,r,.o,,
.ccursd has Lear contj,,,,.d ,,r,n VI
nesdav 1an,ar,. ". II rarr,r ha.
furnished han f7r tho rAsnorde,t IN ~.
sum of 500
! In the vestry of Trinity Church Tuosd.v
evening the Salvation Army b,d
Christmas trees on which were nres.
ents for 900 children of tho CITY MANY
of whom had not been remembered
By Santa Claus Under the direction
of cant. Ami. l. Uuckins tha offi-
Ger in charge of the Montnelier corns
TN. children rendered fine nrorran
The material was Crude as many q.
those childrar had raver d,ra an,.
| thing If the kind hofore hut as tn,
result of the patient training they had
received they acquitted themselves
craditab1v During tho evening tbras
Kilograms were received from Santa
CLANS and no arrived In time n dfs.
tribute the presents In This dis.rt.
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wore ovor,ookod
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III ms ioreHeao peio'e ne was oisco'-
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He"' d. H. h''c'a was 'ahe" Aues'
u"y 10 iieatoh hoSp''ai iof treatment
ior injuries received pS MIN last sat
urday IN raining on An ICY SIDEWALK
| several rlps were cracked anu ne re.
cclVed an ugly oTulse on the mead
Mr.. ana Mrs, Frank NJ. Eastman
We're in East Calais Tuesday to at
| tend the 1uneral or curtis o. EASTMAN.
VINO died sunday morning after an
! illness Of several years. Mr.. Eastman
was 10 years old and had lived nearly
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