Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-27
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| Bishop Hall of Burlington offciated at
st. Pnul's Church Sunday Florence
Middlcbrook. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Middlebrook. Is III with tonsilitis.
Miss Lena Jackson. who has been
visiting Miss Agnes Booth, returned TO
Glens Rails. Saturday.-Miss Mildred
Wyman is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. L. X. Sweeney Of Burlington
Charles X. Ferguson has returned from
Virginia. Miss Lillian Clark, who came
| here to attend tho funeral OF Mrs. James
McCuen, returned to New York Satur-
day.-Mre. c. l.. Wyman is ill.-Mrs. e.
q. Norton visited friends in Burlington
Saturday.
Mrs. Isabella Palmer Crucker) Young,
widow Of the late Benjamin r. Young.
| died Sunday morning at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Frank Ross. from heart
failure in the S0th year OF her age. She
was the daughter of the late Philip G.
and Mary G. NJ. Tucker and was born
| mere February II. 1880. Her father was
one or the prominent lawyers of Addison
| county. he was a Free Mason and held
| hish oHicial rank In the grand lodge
| ana grand chapter of the state. When
| 'hc hntl-Masonic crusade against tho or
! uer swept over the State he labored for
| the order with voice and pen and soon
became recognized 40 u. oo,,ror,.d,.,
| champion and leader, though by so dolns;
he sacrificed his business Mrs Young
became Il member of tho Na,hodis,
| Church when Young. For ol,nost so ,,o,rs
she was "a teacher of n bovs elias. In ~.
! Sunday school She was 81 cha,t.r man.
Der Of the Ladies' Aid society of the
| church and for quite n number or yo,r.
! It's presiding officer, also a prom,re,t
member Of the W. c. r T.. In eor,y
| life. Mrs. Young taught school eitht
years in the Old brick school house acrosa
| tho river and also eight Years I'm the
| primary department of the graded schooI
From 1869 TO 1861 while her father uas
postmaster she was mis- assistant and was
also his clerk while ne occupied the office
of Judge of the probate court The house
In which Mrs. Young was born and died
| has been in the possession of the family
| for So years. and of Il family of ton chill
| dren all born IN this house all but one
have been buried from there Mrs Young
| leaves only one sister Mrs Ross. who
has cared for her in her declining years.
The funeral was held at the house
| Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock-The
Girls Friendly society met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles F.;
| Parker. Miss Emily Garfield gave them
an illustrated talk.-The ergennes I'm
| provement society held a whist party
at the home of Mrs Thomas Mack at
| three O'CLOCK Wednesday afternoon.-T'he
| ~ iu SocietS OF 'he Methodist
VIII meet rrluay afternoon with
! o. Iierce' A'anle| are request
.u W o''ns sewing utchslIs.-Mrs Louisa
wv 'oi' Vi MiudIepulN Is visiting Mr.. and
49, w. ioui'oh'~Mrs' II. *. Slack
| ~ "' iof A'paiv' y. 7" Tor
| -, N"'i' 10 her Niece MISS LOIS
ai't winch she VIII go |" WASH
- ~ 10 WISH her prother, Mr.
"a: '''' riohi washington Mrs. Slack
wiz aVooh''ary MIS- Iaylor to Florida,
| "'' ''V! VIII spend the remainder or
| ",'''e''--' aros nave been received an
ing me approaching marriage OF
n"' S"'e'. o"ush'er Oh colonel and Mrs
N'i'o' scranton TO LOWS Chauncey
| l'V''A ~ 'Irace 'hnrch' orange. y. j..
FEBRUARY D. ~ one clock
w. "'u 49, = - russell returned sat
' w ''ui"it AMER Visit TO her
W. ana MIS- r. NJ Moulton.-
| ''' '"'SI'tr o. MI ana Mrs John
"eeu 'ire' years died Sunday
| a wv" Jays Illness from In
| VIZ" W INC p"weis'-Edith, the
.''r uh"sH'er or Mr. ana Mrs.
| hrlS'oi sustained severe
s""" =" ','e io'eheau Monday by fall
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