Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

weeks ago. She was born in Bradford.
Canada, and was married to Mr. Bullock
90 years ago. Mrs Bullock was an Epis-
copalian but united with the Methodist
Church here. She Is survived by three
daughters and one son, beside her aged
husband, who Is in feeble health. The
children are: Mrs. w. r. Curtis and
Marlin Bullock OF this town, Mrs. VIII
liam Buxton Of Burlington, and Matte
Bullock OF Denver, Colo The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at the
home. the Rev A. H. Sturgis officiating,
with burial here.-Miss Garlic Stafford
went Monday to Enosburg to visit Miss
Grace Perley .-Mr and Mrs. Warren
Buxton and Miss Florence Buxton re-
turned last week from Malletts Bay.-F.d
ward varney is In Burlington visiting at
the home OF his uncle, Charles Field
Mrs. Betsey Lane Is visiting relatives in
Milton. Mrs. Shattuck, who has been
visiting Mrs. Sarah Townsend. has gone
to her home In Athol, Mass.-Edward
Flynn OF Essex Junction Il in town.-Miss
Edna Leonard, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. T. Chase, returned
Monday to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Susan Humphrey and daughter OF
Barre are visiting at c. F. Reavy s.-The
last OF the farmers have now finished
haying and many OF them report crop
30 per cent. greater than last year,. II.
Stafford. Jr.. and r. G. Pease were in
Burlington Saturday Miss Louise Nat
tress Of Eden Mills Is visiting at the home
OF her aunt, Mrs. Charles Percival-The
Misses Sara and Garlic Stafford and Edith
Derby were at Malletts Bay Saturday.
James Reavy of Potsdam, n. y. Is
visiting In town.-Mrs. Charles Percival
returned Saturday evening from a visit
In Hyde Park.--rhe board Of civil author
ity met at the town clerks office Satur
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis
Of Burlington arc visiting George Davis.
George y. Z, Story left Saturday for
Columbus, Ohio.-Mr and Mrs William
| Buxton and Leon and Ruth Buxton are
| In town from Burlington called here by
| the death of Mrs Buttons mother.-Miss
! Hazel Smith lloskins and Frank T..
Brown were married Tuesday
| evening at eight o'clock at the brides
homc-O. H. Brown. r. f. d. carrier,
route 2, is having 10 days vacation.
The funeral of Mrs. +. s. Bullock who
died Saturday OF cerebral apoplexy, YVES
VI. "A.
bullock. Monday afternoon at ono O'clock
the Rev. A. II. Sturgis officiating. Music
was furnished by Miss Lorraine Ransom
and Messrs. Jordan. Barnum, Hoskins
and McGinnis. The hearers were the
son, NJ A. Bullock. two sons-inlaw.
William Buxton and W. r. Curtis. and
grandson. Leon Buxton. The burial
was in the family lot ~ the village ceme-
tery.-Mrs. Bradley and Miss Bradley OF
| Burlington are In town.-Frederlc Ross
| will enter the burlington high school In
Geptember-Mrs II. G.. Pease and aunt.
Mrs Coleman OF Essex Junction. will
leave tho last OF the week for several
weeks visit in Ohio
| A very pretty wedding took place al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs A. G, Hoskins
| Tuesday evening ut eight o'clock in the
presence Of about 10 relatives and inti-
mate friends OF tho two families. when
their only daughter. Hazel Smith Hos.
kins. was united In marriage with Frank
b. Brown. younger son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G., Brown. The couple unattended de-
seconded to the parlor as the bridal march
from Wagner was played by Miss Phyllis
Brown, cousin OF the groom, The brfAal
| party stood beneath an arch OF evergreen,
where the ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. 8. II. Barnum-of tho First Con-
| greHational Church. The bride wore a
gown OF pale blue silk and carried white
roses. Following the reception ice cream
| and cake were served In the dining room
by the Misses Lorraine Ransom and Con-
stance Jordan. The house was taste.
fully decorated. II. w. Jordan having
charge OF the work. tho prevailing now-
ers being sweet peas. although other flow
srs were used In profusion, During the