Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20
JERICHO.

Mrs Louis Label of Hardwick has been
making a short visit in town. Her sister.
Miss Irene Carroll who has been here
tor two weeks, returned home with her
L. F. Wilbur was in Burlington Wednes-
day and Thursday.-Several farmers have
finished haying and report the crop as
somewhat below the average.-Mr ana
Mrs. John Garland are the parents of
son, born Wednesday.-Mr G. B. HUI
turd and Lloyd Hulburd have returned
from a 10 days outing at Maletts Bay
MIR, and Mrs. William Almon are moving
from part of Mrs. Clara fiowes tene-
ment into rooms over those occupied by
Mrs. Martin Packard.-Miss Maude Ed
" ards, who has been at Frank Percival's
for several months has returned home
A letter from Mrs Martin Washburn In
California states that her sister. Mrs
lien Mann, who Is in Montiro, Cal, while
overcome by dizziness recently fell, frac
turing her left wrist, one rib and injur-
ing her head. Mrs. Mann was formerly
superintendent of schools here and has
many friends who will hope for a speedy
recovery.-Mr. and Mrs. a. c. Williams,
who have been visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
T.. Stafford, Sr.. and other relatives for
TWO weeks, returned to St. Adams Thurs
Gay.-The third death within two weeks
among the old ladies of the town, all
natives of Ireland. who had resided in this
town and vicinity f3r more than half a
century, occurred Thursday noon, when
Mrs. Bridget UiYan) McGee passed peace
fully away at the home of her son, John
=. MCGEE where she had made her home
for the past two years. Tie two old la
dies that preceded her by n few days We're
Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. john Wall.
Mrs. MCGEE was in her usual health and
had part&ken of her Midday meal in her
room. Eefore going to the bayfield, her
son went to her room as usual and found
her dead. She came to this town about
56 years ago and was married to Andrew
H. McCoe, VINO died = years ago Mrs
Melee who was in her S4th year, had
lived in the same house for more than 40
years. Beside the son with whom rhe
lived, she is survived by daughter, Julia,
wife Of George Emory OF Lincoln, Neb.
The funeral was held sunday morning
at 1890 at St. Thomas's Church at Under
hill Center and the burial was in the
! Catholic cemetery there. News was re-
ceved here Friday morning Of the sud
| Machia, formerly Miss Mamie Carroll Of
| this town, She was married about 10
wears ago to Mr.. Machia and beside her
husband is survived by. fou. small chill
dren. She is also survived by father
| five sisters and two brothers, John car
| roll OF this town, Mrs. Louis Label and
Miss Irene Carroll of Hardwick, Miss
| Laura Carroll of Burlington, Misses
| Susie and Alice and John =, Carroll of
| this town and James Carroll of New York.
Within an hour after hay had been re
| moved from one OF the meadows of Mrs.
| j. u. Hunter, passing train set fire to
the stubble, which burned readily.-Miss
| Lulu Lincoln has been at home from Tn
! derhlll for week.--IienrY COOK OF
Quincy. Mass, who is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. w. G., Cook. has gone to North Tn
! derhill TO visit his cousin. Lester Cook
| Mr.. and Mrs George Mitlguy of Burling-
| ton nave been visiting At George Cos
! tello's.-W Washington Roscoe has an auto
| mohile.-M Miss Freida Combs, who has
been at -,rs ]. I. Hunters for week
| has returned to Burlington Mrs. Daniel
| Splain was called here from St. Adams by
| the death of her grandmother Madame
| MCGEE. Reginald Howley has gone To
Loon Lake, y. Y, where he has employ
ment for the summer Louise Morgan OF
Richmond has been spending week with
her grandmother, Mrs. James McLane'-
Daniel Wall and son. Riley, of Lynn
Mass, who were called here by the death
% Mrs. John Wall have returned to theiI
home.-Misses Nora Costello and Mar
Garet Smollens and James Smollens oil
New York city have been Waiting al