Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

ozark X. Varney, who died Saturday
morning A long procession OF relatives
ana friends followed the remains 20 tho
cemetery. where they were inferred I'm
the FAMILY lot. The bearers were: Hiram
a. ianley, Jed T. Narney of this town
LOUIS Anterior of Craftsbury and Je1
Prior of burlington. Among those from
away to attend were: Mfr. and Mrs
Louis Atherton of Craftsbury, Mr.. and
Mrs jed Prior OF Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs Flint and William Pollard. Scion
Rawson and Miss Lucy Rawson of Tn
derlill, Mrs. Clarence Morgan Of Rich
mond. Alfred Varney. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McLane and daughter. Charlotte. OF
Westford. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Williams
Mrs Charles Ransom, Mrs. Blood and
Charles Blood Of Essex.
Milo Scrbner Is in Northfcld where
he has cmployment.-Miss Jennie Trick
and Mr. and Mrs. McNall, who were
called here by the death of Mrs c, n.
Narney, have returned to their homes in
Burlington and Westford.-Mrs Joseph
BissJnette who Is slowly improving from
a serious Illness Of several months, was
given a post card shower Monday in
/ honor of her 73rd birthday anniversary
! She received about 60 cards.-Ivan
White, who has been at home for two
weeks. resumed work in tho office OF the
Baldwin Refrigerator company Monday -
Deacon w. r. Curtis and Miss Lena
! Wolcott have been elected delegates TO
the Baptist State convention to be held
In Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott Beach
have vacated w Il. Buttons house and
their goods have been taken to l. l..
| 1hOnpSOn'u NJ
Mrs. Beach is at present.--On account Of
Illness Miss Florence Buxton was una bio
to return to Essex Junction Tuesday
| morning to begin her tad year In high
school, but went later in the week.
Miss Mary Mcmahon returned Tuesday
from Cliff Haven, N. Y, where she has
been during the summer-Ralph Buxton
Is detained from school on account Of
| illness.
Mrs. N. w. Wolcott. d. E. Rood and
3. e. Curtis are delegates to the La
moiHe Baptist association to be held at
Georgia Plain next week.-There are adj
vertised letters at the postoffice for Mrs
Fannie Bump. Mrs. Aurelia Lyman, Miss
Elizabeth Guyette.-R. w. Brown re-
turned to burlington Monday evening
| after rev days stay at home.-John
ocHIiHdHiier ana son are the latest pur-
| chaSers OF an automobile Mrs Hale of
| Riverside and mother Mrs. Cass. of ia
maica Plain. Mass. spent Sunday with
| Mrs. Ilale's daughter. Mrs. w. c. Jack
| son. Mrs. Cass starts this week for her
home but will visit her grandson, y. s.
McGibbon. and family at Mortified
| Falls.-Schools In the village opened Tues
day morning with about 20 in attend
ance.-Mss Bessie Percival went Tues
| day to Essex Junction to attend high
school.-Add!e Yandow of Williston is at
| Mrs. Herbert's and attending grammar
| school. marjorie Whtcomb Is ill.-How-
ard Sinclair returned from Jeffersonville
Monday night and is now ill.-The annual
meeting OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
| sionary society of the Conversational
| Church will be held with Mrs. NJ. o.
Balch Thursday afternoon and a full at
| tendance Is desired.-Mrs George EN-
cry Paul and Miss Margaret Emery,
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Emery's brother. ]. A. Nc
Gee. left Tuesday for their home In Lin
coin. Neb. Miss Bertha Cochrane Of St.
| Adams is at a. c. Browns-Ailss Genia
Hunt. who has been visiting Miss Emily
Howe. has gone to Bakersfield, where
she teaches.