Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29
JERICHO.

Miss Edith Cochrane Ia attending busi-
ness college In Burlington MIR. and Mrs
A. A. Parker are visiting relatives IN
BIlenburs. n. Y. and Grand Isie.-Mr
and Mrs. M0rshall Bushy, who have
beon visiting her parents for two weeks,
have returned to Howard, II. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Chittendel were called TO
Fairfax last week by the death of Mrs
ChitteIidcn's mother. Mrs Hopkins SAL
ford. j. II. Stafford Sr.. was also in Fair
FAX to attend the funcral.--Twenty- five
tickets were sold at this station Friday
for White River Junction. Among those
who went We're Mr.. ana Mrs Sisters O.
NJ. willard. J. y Morse, L. T. Williams.
F. Bailey Brown, David Bissonette ard
Ray White Miss Florence Hurlbut came
home from Mary Fletcher hospital Fri
day, but her condition remains the saine
Joseph DcForce of burlington has
moved his family into Hiram Han'cy's
tenement.-Miss Matte Wood Of Bur
Iington Is visiting at W T.. Buxton's.-
Tho body of William Gibson. who died
Il East Hampton. Mass. was brought
mere saturday and the funeral wa held
sunday afternoon at the Congregational
Church
The funeral Or William j. Gibson was
largely att ndcd from the Congregational
church SUNDAY afternoon at one o'c'ock.
TIE Rev Il. ]. Ransiow oficlat.ne. 4
quartette composed of f. A Percival. G..
Heher Percival, J.. II. Brown and r y.
Williams with Mrs. f. Il Williams as
organist furnished music Tho body was
borne from the church 10 the family lot
In tho o.. 40, lt.- Ted
ton and Henry r. White. two cousins. O.
II. Brown, J.. Z, Rood. w. Z, Buxton
and I. q. Nay. Amons those IN town for
the funeral were Miss Jessie Gibson Of
Boston. Mrs. Gibson of Montpelier. Mrs
Tubs of St Albans, Mr.. ard Mrs Har-
mon Howard, Irving White and Robert
White of Underhll. William J. Gibson,
only son of Robert Gibson, was born in
this town e. years ago, and until his re-
moval To MoitprEcr seYcu years alI h q
spent the greater part Of his life here.
although he had lived In johnson for "A
few years He was man well and
favorably known throughout the town,
and was a regular attendant at the Con-
gregational Church. In politics Mr. Glib
son was a democrat. For years he was
n justice of the peace and was for some
time deputy collector Of United States
customs here He died suddenly Friday
morning in Northampton, Mass, from
conclusion OF the BRAIN. caused by fail
down stairs. death being instantaneous
The remains were accompanied here by
his daughter. Miss Jessie Gibson of Bos-
ton. Beside the daughter he Is survived
by widow and one SISTER Mrs. Tubbs
of St Adams.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church will
serve supper In the vestry of the church
Friday evening.-Elmer Kinney, who has
been visiting relatives here, has returned
10 his home in New Jersey Mrs. Inland
Leach of North Cambridge Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. II. Packard.-Mrs. f.
A. Percival will go to the hospital the
last of the week for treatment.-Mrs H.
J. Desany has been III for several days
Mr. and Mrs. s. T.. Curtis. W. r. Curtis,
the Rev. and Mrs n. w Wolcott are at
tending the Baptist convention In Middle
bury this week Mrs. W. \. Pierce of
Burlington Is visiting at ". A. Percivars.-
Carl Day and cousin, Hiram Day. OF New
York are guests of the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Day.-P. II. Brown
was in Burlington Monday.-Anson Field
and Mrs. Moulton are among those con-
McNanny and Miss Kate McNanny of
bakersfield have been visiting at Arthur
Packards.