Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-14
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Mrs. Lowry was the mother of two sons.
Howard. who resided In the West, and
Frederick. who died in 1899 at the age
Of one year. Since the death of MIR.
Lowry in 1901 Mrs Lowry has lived I'm
iifferent places in New England. New
York and Pennsylvania, and for the past
year was employed by the Herald in New
Jersey, working for the Fresh Air Fund
During June she was seriously i'll In n
hospital in Pennsylvania and came here
about four weeks ago for her annual Wis
1t to her mother and brother. She un-
derwent an operation the last of the
week for tumor and owing to n weak
heart was unable to survive the shock
Her mother was with her during the last
days. Mrs. Lowry was a woman whose
disposition won for her many friends. not
alone In this town but wherever she went,
and her death will he sincerely mourn
ed by many. Beside her mother and son,
I brother, l.. d. Moulton. of this town
survives, besides numerous unces. aunts
and cousins. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock from
the residence OF her uncle l.. +. Wilbur.
and the burial was beside her hus-
band and son in tho cemetery here.
Miss Aleda Boothe and Mrs. Frank Per-
lzo went Monday to ST. Adams to attend
the funeral of +. 4. Allen. whose wife
was Miss Luella Boothe.-Miss Ada
Hodges Of Richmond is visiting Miss Min
ME Haskins at f. w Pease's.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Schillhammer and son Albert
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
In, rhn
of Newfane spoke at the Congregational
Church Sunday afternoon and evening.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Moore and
they will spend the week here. Mr.. Moore
will speak next Sunday.-Byron Ward,
who has been visiting relatives here for
few weeks. started Tuesday for his
home in Des Moines. Iowa-Miss Phyllis
Brown. who has been at home for the
simmer, went Monday to Burlington,
whore she will begin her Junior year in
the high school. Miss Gertrude Sisters.
who graduated from the grammar school
in June, and who has been in Burling-
ton during the summer. will also attend
the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Halves and daugh-
ter. Francis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
OF Burlington were at Joseph Bison
ett's Sunday.-Miss Addie Yandow was
~ Williston Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Yandow and child. who are at
home from White River junction for
few weeks.-Iiartwel G. Hanley and
Vert w. Brigham went Monday to
Ottawa to attend the far.-Dr. Goodrich
and Miss Crandall of burlington called
upon Miss Crandall's aunt Mrs. Storrs
Sunday.-Miss Iva Brigham, who has been
at home from the St Adams hospital for
two weeks, where she is taking a nurses
course. returned to ST Adams Tuesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Bradford of East Dorset,
who preached in Jeffersonvilc Sunday,
was in town Monday.-Dr. G. II. HUI
hurd and son, Lloyd, were in Burlington
Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Reel of
Waterbury, Conn, are visiting her
mother Mrs. Thorp-Miss Maud Ed
wards returned Monday from few days
visit with her aunt in Johnson.-Mrs.
Wolcott, D. f. Rood and 8. f. Curtis,
representing the church, Mrs. c. w. Fos-
ter. the Sunday school, and Miss Sadie
Foster the r. Y. p. T.. were the delegates
elected by the Baptist Church and soc-
cites to the Lamoille association at
Georgia Plain this week.-Mr and Mrs
Bert Hutchinson of Baltimore are at G.
while Mr.. Hutchinson is recovering from
typhoid fever.-Miss Ada Brock Of Boil
ton and Frank Balch of Richmond we're
at +. w. Pease's Sunday.-Isaac Chase
OF st. Adams Is in town for a few days.
His son, H. T. Chase, Is about on
crutches result of being bruised in
p recent runa waY.-Luther Wright of St
Adams is visiting at the ONE of his UNI
Gle Wilbur w. Ring
Miss Myrtle Ager is in Colchester for a
few daNs.-Mr. ant Mrs, T.. W Henry
and child of Underhil Center spent Sun
day at Mrs. Flora Whites -Frederick
Ross returned to Burlington Wednesday
after few days visit with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. johnson are occupy
ing their house again after several weeks
at the Custer house in Underhll.-Mrs.
c. T. Hunter, Miss Emma Hunter Mrs
w. W. Brigham and the Misses Iva and
1la Brigham We're in Burlington TUESDAY
Miss Aida Boothe returned from St.
Adams Tuesday evening where she was
called Monday to attend the funeral
of Fletcher Allen.-Mr. and Mrs F. NJ
Curtis and son, Roger, Of Colchester
spent Sunday in town with relatives His
mother, Mrs +. w. Curtis, returned to
N'l'H Win tntm TO remain awhile.
William Reany, who has been in town
with relatives for few days while Mrs
Reany underwent an operation at tire
Fanny Allen hospital, has returned to
johnson. Mrs. Reavey is doing as well as
can he expected.-L. F. Hulburd expects
to 20 Monday to Suffied, Conn, to at
tend schCol.-Schools in the village were
closed at noon Wednesday to allow the
tho teachers to attend the funeral of Mrs
I|oNry.-'fhe children of Mrs. Ackerson
ha'' been i'll fod several days the condi-
ton Of Fred being the most serious Mr.
Fottingill Of Essex expects within a few
weeks to move his family into the village
JERICHO CENTER.
one of the most pleasing social events
that has occurred in the village for some
time took place in the school building
he