Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25


during the arrival of the evening trains
A. ". Wheeler and daughter. Misr Marion
henson passed the day Friday with her
cousin. Mrs Roy Vaughn. In Hyde Park.
NJ. NJ Thorp Of Charlotte. who has
boon engaged hero on n logging lob went
10 burlington Friday 10 enter the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation for ap-
psndictis Mrs. NJ. J. Leach Of Wolcott
was in town Friday.-E r. Hopkins, w.
! T. Freer and John Battle Of Richford.
woburn avenue, have finished the build
inss and lc't Friday for their home
The Young Mems Improvement class II
the Methodist Church war entertained
Wednesday Jan. Il by C. r. Palmer IT
his rooms in the Drown block. A chatting
! tlish lunch was served and music and
games furnished tho amusement of the
evening officers were elected as follows:
: President. G. e. Palmer. vice president,
! Alhnr Parker; secretary and treasurer,
, Leon rerrill; tencher, J. r. Parker.
= Pastlm. club have elected officers for
,he year 1912 as follows: President, Jesse
A. waite: vice president. Walter ]. BEN
aon: secrctn ~ treasurer and collector.
Willis n. Tcrril. business committee,
Or. J r. Jackson. A. J. Gauvin. r. p.
n'1ggs; auditor. NJ. =. Mnurice-The re-
mains of IIcnr, Bcdore. former resi-
dent Of Morrsvilc, who died suddenly
IN Aincshur>. Mass. Tuesday January
IA. of paralysis OF the brain. we're
brought hero for burial Thursday morn
ing. Tho Rev. W. T. Baker Offered
prayer at the grave. Henry Bcdorc was
horn in johnson April, :, 1867. and lived
In Morr1sytl,c until going 20 Massa-
chnsetts about 2 years ago.
| Mrs. Sarah Sears. who had been III FOR
! 10 days With erysipelas. died at t:SD 2. m.
, Friday. Funeral services we're held ct
| her late home Monday at two O'CLOCK
tho Rev. w. r. Best officiating Sarah
danc Merritt. daughter of Jesse and
| Owe Merritt. was horn at Coventry.
| March Is. 1910 March 20 1857. she Was
united In marriage TO George Brown. In
| lF'b Hhe was married TO John Sears NOV
! INK 10 Morrisvillc with Mr.. Sears in 1877,
! where she since resided Mr. Sears
died some years ago. She Is survived Ly
! two sisters and two brothers. Mira. Eliza
| BETH Marshall OF Garfield. Mrs Amanda
| Woods @! Woodsville. y. II. Daniel Mer-
r'tt OF stowe and Josh Merritt Of Newport
Center; three sons. james. Harry and
fcriey Sears, and four daughters Ma
| Elvn Sears. Miss Nellie Sears. Mrs
| R1bert sparks and Mrs. Lester Megoo-,
MIR 3. H. Vaughan o! Chatcaugay "
J.. VINO came November ! to pass the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Addic
JAWS hoping to be benefited IN health
ny the change was taken more serious.
| ~ III seven weeks ago and failed continu-
ally iii her death. carly Friday norn,na
Mrs vaughan was 70 years Of aye. An
other daughter. Mrs. +. A. Evans. of
'arhage. N. r.. arrived hero Friday
ev"rins and Saturday Mre Jarvis and
NIT Evans accompanied the remains Of
their Observation-Disclosures where IN. fun
cral waa held.-Tucker Chapter r A. NJ
he'd their regular meeting Friday even
ing. when the Royal Arch degrer was
worked Refreshments were served -
MT and Mrs. W. y. Strong OF Hardwick
came Friday evening to VISIT the latter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs Ira NJ Marshall
Miss lnez Ayers OF Stowe Is visiting
h"r uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Sull'van-The Rev. W. r. Baker went
20 Greensboro Thursday. January p
to deliver an address at the annual church
K"t-toEether in that town.--H. A. Sharks
OF Stowe is listing his daughter and hus.
band. Mr. ana Mrs. A. G.. ;ulhar m. Miss
Lou slocum left Saturday on an extended
trip, and will visi. friends in Rutland.
New York. Philadelphia and Boston. Miss
slocum expects to be gone tho remainder
Of tho wintef.-Mjss Flora Tuliper. an
operator in the Citizens Telephone COM
pany's office. went TO her homo in John.
son Saturday on account Of III hoalth
In the most Interesting and closelv CON-
tested game 1f haskcthaI ~ tba eoeao.,