Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07
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Mrs. Matilda CTracey) Fitch, wife OF
l.. T. Fitch, died Mt her home Sunday
afternoon November &C. about one O'Clock
after one weeks illness. Although her
condition had been quite serious at times
during the past few months with neart
trouble, her death came very unexpect-
cdI". The funeral was held at the home
wednesday forenoon at ten o'clock and
The burial was in the family lot In the
Norfolk cemetery In Herrck Thursday
The Rev. c. G.. Buck ofiicated, his dis
course being from Romans, 6:2--"The
wages of sin Is death. But the gift of
God is Eternal life" Mrs. c. G. Buck.
Miss Hattie Jewett and B. II. Jewett sang
three selections. Mrs. Fitch is survived
by her husband. two daughters, Mrs.
Ernest Maynard, Mrs. Lawson Rich: two
grandchildren, Harland Maynard, Nellie
Rich; two brothers. Hiram Tracey. Ste
phcn Tracey and several distant rela-
lives. Mrs. Fitch was born in Enosburg
April q, 1850 She was a member of the
Baptist Church and also a member of
the Woman's Relief Corps in Enosburg
Falls her former home. She came from
there to this place about four years ago
Those from away who attended the fun
eral were Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Tracey OF
Enosburg Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Tracey of Enosburg Center, Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Tracey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tracey of West Enosburg, Charles Tracey
of Hartford. Conn, Clyde Trace. rectnt.
ly from Maine.
Miss Anna Arms went to Cambridge
Saturday, where she will visit her nephew.
the Rev. Arthur A. Mandigo.-Benton
Wilson went Saturday to Boston, where
he will visit relatives, after which he will
go to some point in Georgia. possibly
Atlanta. where he Will pass the winter
hoping to benefit his health.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. f.. Lucas have returned from q
few days in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shangraw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emile Rossier and two sons Harold
and Henry, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
W. +. Shangraw Thanksgiving day-Fred
Jewett has moved his family to Sam
Jewetts farm house.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Monte!th and son. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
q. Buck and Mr., and Mrs. Israel Hawkins
Mrs Homer Frazier Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Shangraw entertain
ed at dinner Thanksgiving day Mr.. and
MS -hoSeS thay ana grandson, Ner-
Gil Benway Mr.. and Mrs John MAYNARD
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lumbra-Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Arel and son, I-oney.
and Mrs. Media Bomberd of Eden were
guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Brouelette-Mr. and Mrs
George Jacob and three children, DR.. and
Mrs. ID. j. Kneeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil!as
sylvester and Miss Florence I.aFlame
were guests on Thanksgiving day of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Paronto.-Frank
Wetherby and son, Ray. were in Bakers
field Monday Charles Tracey, who was
called here by the death of his aunt Mrs.
L. +. Fitch, returned to Hartford. Conn.
Rev. and Mrs Charles G.
Buck, who have been here for some time.
left Monday for Burlington and other
places for an indefinite time. They are
to return here soon after jan
uary ! to serve the Evangelical Advent
church.-Ethel Centerbar was with her
sister, Mrs. Martha Monteith Monday.
Mrs. Montelth left Tuesday for the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington, for an in
definite stay.-Dorothy Messer has re-
turned to her school after weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Messler,-Frank Goslett passed
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Joseph Potvin.