Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

The following teachers have been secured
for the rural schools: Center. Olive May;
..neeland Nat, Mary Manning; LOOMS
hill, Mary Merriam; Bryan, Ruth Parker;
Shutesville, Mamie Decell: Gregg HILL
Martha Hodge: Little River. Ethel Graves;
Kicker mountain, Helen Murray; Reming-
ton, Julia Hayes Blush HILL Grace Man
ming. Schools AT the Center and Knee
land flats began April3; others April 10
The condition OF John Marshall remains
unchanged
Mrs. Joanna eastman Murphy died at
her rooms on Union street Monday
morning. She was the widow Of Timothy
Murphy, who died about 70 years ago.
She was born in Ireland and was s6 years
Of age. The cause OF her death was CON
gestion OF the lungs. She Is survived
BY seven children Eliza Murphy of Ros-
ton, William Murphy Of Montpelier. Mrs.
Henry Babcock Of st. Adams. Joseph and
Lawrence Murphy of Moretown. Mrs.
Norris Duling and Miss Agnes Murphy
of this town. There are also 10 grand
children and FIVE great grandchildren.
The funeral was held at St Andrews
Church Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock, the Rev. +. J. Doheny officiating,
with burial in Morotown.-Nlrs g. r. De-
II eritt is In Barre for n few days. Mrs.
w. v. Bolcourt, who is suffering with
laryrg'is was more comfortable Mon
day.--The quarantine for vhooping cough
has hecn removed from the home % Rich
ord pemcritt. The annual thank offering
of tie Woman's Home Missionary union
will be held at the home of Mrs Elliott
this afternoon AZ 2:so Miss NJ Alice
col Of tn ,t.fII tel st bar rif wit IA
the Sunday schools.-O. NJ. Amber Of
stowe is visiting in town.-Mrs. Willis
Bryan entertained the Bay View Reading
clue &C stowe Monday Twelve Were
present and luncheon was served. l'r-
rest Erishm has arrived from Montpelier
and Is IN Charge Of tho store housh; by
g. /. Hatch j. W. Pristn Of Hudson
l'ale. y. y. il expected to arrive soon.
Another of 'hc older people passed WY
Yestcr1H; morning when tho death Of
Mrs. Susan Avery occurred Al the nome
of her son. BENJAMIN Avery. in South
I'unhurY. She was IT," widow OF PARK
Avery, who died 10 wears ago. Her
maiden namo wac Susan Adams and she
was born in Tunhridge Ss wears ago next
May. She was tie oldest person in Dux-
bury and Is survived by two children,
William Avery Of Barre and Benjamin
Avery of Duxbury Mrs Avery also
! leaves I'VE grandchildren and 10 great
| grandchildren. She had been strong of
| mind and body until within few months.
| Tho funeral will be held at her late homo
! Friday afternoon AZ ono o'clock with bur
! ial in tho Sor'h Duxhury cemetery. The
! funeral Of Mrs. Timothy Murphy was held
| at ST Andrew church YESTERDAY morn
| in NJ ten o'clocl;, the Rev. =. j. Dohcny
! officiating. Music was furnished by the
| regular choir with Robert Rurnham or
sanst. The burial was in Moretown. The
hearers were Rober, O'Br!cn, T. j. O'Nei1
! William ORrien. Patrick Haves.--B Il
! pemeritt returned from New York city
| Tuesday. Miss NJ Alice l-oley Of Provo
| Utah, spent Tuesday With Ms y. T
! Palmer. Jr Because of confusion In re-
gard 20 dates she will not be able TO SPEAK
20 the Ladies' Missionary society meeting
this afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
| Brown have a son. born yesterday
Frank Dibbel was taken 10 the Mary
Fletcher hospital yesterday for an opera
t'on for abscess. Mr.. Dibbell has beer
| very i'll with pneumonia this winter and /!
| still very weak.--Judge +. w. Huntlel
and Road Commissioner NJ. J. Barber anC
=, J. Patterson OF Duxbury were in Mont
pcier Yesterday attending the county roaC
meeting. The condition Of j. F.. Crosset
romans about the same