Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-20

'Howe) Muckrow was rs~s,esi iere
Thursday from Hartford, Coz. for
burial. The funeral party consisted OF
aired w. Muckrow, DR.. and Mrs. q. IT,
Howe. Horace s. Howe, BERNARD r. Howe
ana Dr. Fred w. Williams, all of Hart
ford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Oakes
and Mrs. II. Burbridge of Woodsto,k Mr.
and Mrs. IHicien Howe and three cb,,dre,
of St Johnsbury. Mrs. IT, b. Willard
Mrs. Charles Mower and son of Burlin,.
ton. and Mrs b. e. Hawlcy and SON and
Carl Mead Of Underhill. The Rey. Wal.
liam Cashmere, pastor Of the Con1rey,.
tional Church here. read the co,nmi,t,t
service. and the remains we're Iaid 20 ro,,
in the homo lot Mrs Muckrow. who yyos
30 years. months and davs of aoo
only daughter Of DR.. Harmon q How,
and Harriet CStevons) Howe. was hor, IL
Hartford. Conn, whore sho nlvavs ro
sided. Tho cause OF her death was cera
hral emholism. A husband. Alrrad w
Muckrow, and three sons, Rerretor
Lucien and Francis. aged respoct,velv o
70 ana years. beside her paronts a,d
brother survive. 1t IS seldom that s,,cb
profusion Of fowers IA seen hero as that
which accompanied the remains.
MT and Mrs. John 2. Williamz Nts,
Florence Williams nrd Miss Adola,do
Trevistich of Holyolse, Mass. who arc
visiting here. have been visiting e., prr
ington. Miss Mary Mediation f., 49,
nome from Stovensvie, whore she tas
neen teaching this spring.-Nrs. .robr
Storrs is In Ilsscx junction for FOES,
weeks on account Of tho poor henlth NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. lIenry-Wrirht Fos+er
IN Westford at the home Of his broth.-
Mrs. Harriet Kinney has been sor,o.
what indisposcd for few days as a "a.
suit OF stepping off the stairs before eh,
reached the last one-Children's 1,.,
was observed Sunday at tho Congrepa-
uohal church at the time OF the one
: oclock service. \ program Of SONGS ana
Rotations with n short address by tho
pastor comprised tho program Tho col.
| lection, which was for missionary MIR.
poses, was n liberal one. The church
decorations of evcrgreens, wild ferns AM
potted plants were most shnfuny and
tastefully arranged by +. $. Tomljnsor
ana MS class of young pupils. --Theodors
i. Williams, T. Bailey Brown, Miss.
Florence Williams and Adelaide Trevi7.
tech spent Tuesday on Mount Mansfel1.
Walter fantz has finished work for A
| =. sanford and gone TO South Burlingto-
I-kathryn Prior Is recovering from =
sprained foot sustained while at PLAY
Miss Clara Anterior, who has com.
pleted another year as teacher in w.
nooski valley. has gone to her home =,
Essex Junction to spend her vacation
| ia,- no
was observed Sunday morning with sDe.
cial exercises by the children. Ther.
We're songs and recitations by tho ohN.
dren and special music by the choir Tia
1hilathea class Of young ladies had
charge of the decorations. Ivervreens,
wild flowers and potted plants were ar
ranged In an attra ctive manner-Nirs. &.
| II. Mower and son OF Burlington have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. b. g Haw-
| ley.-H. w. Keller spent Sunday ut h!s
| home in South Hero.-The body OF Mrs
| Albert C. Spaulding was brought hera
| Saturday afternoon from Burlington 70,
burial. Many relatives and friends &C,
companied the remains and a large mum.
| Der Of the friends In this vicinity met
them at the cemetery. The committa,
service was conducted by tho Rev l. c.
Smart OF the College Street congrega.
tional Church OF Burlington. who ofric..
| ated at the services IN Burlington. The
burial was In the Spauldlng lot beside
her husband Mrs, Pettinsill has return.
ed from keyar Falls, Me. where sh4
went to attend the graduating exercises
| of the normal school. Her daughter. Mis-.
Hazel Pettne!ll, was one Of the gradu.
ates.