Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

| ne ll.trineht was in the cemetery on
/ 'iT mountain road. Anssa Bedeli, the
IN son of Joseph ANA percis Be,iell va,
| ,otn IA Warren September 10, 1921. He
WED FOR many years with his brother
! fA"nry ON what is known as the Bedell
| IA, n. and continued to make his home
there with bis nephew since his brother.
! death. Miss Vivian Green. who has talk
| AT INSTRUCTION on the clarinet in Boston
tor tae past three months. returned Sal
urday- Mrs. Ada Marvin, her son. finds-
lev and daughter. Irene. went to Swan
ION Saturday. Mrs. Anna Madden. who
! has passed two weeks with her daugl-
| ter in Lowell Mass. returned here Sat
urdaN Miss Helen Bowman OF Montpe-
Her. who has visited her uncle and aunt.
| Mr.. and Mrs a. 6. Small. went TO Bur
! lington saturday evening.--The subject Of
| the Rev. W +. Bakers address before
the Brotherhood Sunday evening was
Mans View of Man. What is Man
Communion services we're held at the
| Congregational Church Sunday morning
al which time four were AIKEN into mem
bership of the church by letter.. II.
1.amphcr went to Burlington Monday to
| enter the Mary Fletcher hospital for
! treatmen,.--E O. Wilson. after a two
weeks vacation. returned to Burlington
Mondav.-Miss Ida tombstone of Spring
field Mass, who has visited her brother.
DIR. w. NJ. Johnstone. returned home Mon
day
i. Alexander. whose fruit store was
| searched December - and TWO barrels
Of bottled ale and one key of wine found.
! was given a partial hearing THURSDAY.
January l. before Justice A. A. Nile
|
owner OF the goods seized. and it was
| ordered destroyed, He was fined s2,.>
| including costs of search and seizure
Mrs. Nelson Reed. who underwent an
operation Wednesday. died Saturday.
! night. Beuah Caroline Muxlev. the only
! child OF Alonxo and Mar Andrews
, Muxler was born in hyde Park October
! II. 1850. She was united in MARRIAGE
10 Nelson II. Reed Julv y. 1896 Ny. ana
Mrs Reed made their home in Hyde
Park for few years. moving from there
/ To Wolcott where they lived for II years.
coming 10 Morrisv!llr two months ago
Mrs. Reed had heen in poor health FOR
! some time before undergoing the opera
| ton, and failed to rally from the shock.
| Besides her husband she Is survived by
son. Warren w. Reed. a daughter
| Myrtle N Reed and half-brother.
| George Bailey OF North Wolcott TIE
, funeral services were held Tuesday at
one o'clock the Rev. w. f. Baker Of
! fciat!ng. lnterment WAS in Pleasant View
I cemetery. State Master and Mrs. &. =
| Smith We're IN Wolcott Monday evening
:" install the newly elected officers In
! the local grange Tuesday Mr.. and Mr.
smith went TO Burlington to he present
at the annual deputy school, there berg
"a deputies in the state. They will at
TEND also. the meeting ~ the Sugar
Makers association TUESDAY, and tho
meeting OF the Vermont State Dairymens
association Wednesday and Thursday
State Master and Mrs G. r Smith will
leave next week to visit the local oranges
at Barre Tuesday evening Wednesday
! and Thursday evenings at Marshncld and
| Friday evening at Berlin There was a.
good attendance at the Get-together meet
Ing OF the Congregational Brotherhood
Tuesday evening. Tho next meeting ~
the kind will be held three weeks from
| Tuesday evening.-Karl Kramer who has
been employed in Portland. Me- during
! the summer Is at home on n vacation
Harrison Dodge has moved his family 20
his farm. where he has been located for
| some months.--Mrs. j Z, Corant o.
HardWick camc Wednesday morning 10
visit her mother, Mrs. r. L. Currier.-rhA
| annual parish supper Of the Congrega-
tional Church will be held Thursday even
ing, January lS.-rhe Hon Joseph A. De-
Boer will give an address Sunday evening.
January q. under the auspices Of tho
Young Mems Improvement class OF ths
! Methodist Church.