Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-10

foot badly damned Thursday morning +
while coupling cars in the yard here. He
was rushed to st. Adams accompanied by
Charles Blair who has been living in
the cottage Of l.. l.. Marsh at Lake
Carmi, since June I, has moved his fam
lily here.-Mrs. Aura Kendall has return
ed from the White mountains. whore she
has passed the summer and is staying
in the family of her uncle. V. \. Irish
variety shower was given Miss Lucy
Towle Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Iizzie Cutting.-Mrs Mary Dimar
accompanied her brother-n-aw, Linus
Leavens, on his return to his home
in Cambridge Thursday. Edmund Roleau,
the harness maker. received news Fri
day of the sudden death Of brother
Thomas H., that day at his home in
Essex Observation-Disclosures Cutting, who Is
connected with boys school in Barre,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Cutting.
Mrs. Peter Ryea, aged so years.
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Playful at South Franklin
Saturday morning at two O'Clock after a
short illness, The funeral was held at
the church Sunday at 1:3O-The funeral
of Mrs. Elvra McAlister was held at
St. Matthew's Church Saturday Mt two
O'Clock, the Rev. +. d. Miller officiating.
| The bearers were DR.. A. K. Bell, j. II.
Burnes, C.. n. Abel and NJ. G. Cramton
Beside the family previously mentioned
Mrs. McAllister leaves blind half
sister, Miss Mary Perkins, who has al
ways lived in the family.-The social by
the mems class of the Methodist Church
held Friday evening was much enjoyed
by about 80. ]. A. BROMLEY sang two
solos. The male quartette sang twice.
The orchestra Of Mr.. Kimbalrs gave four
selections II. r. Kimbal gave a reading
from one of Rowland Robinson's books.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Wallace and
the Rev. E. A. Legg and refreshments
we're served. The matter of the lecture
course was considered and plans made
to sell the tickets. The course opens with
the Russian or Muscant's orchestra No.
vember 6.--W. n. Yaw had green peas
from his garden picked October g.
Leonard Garrow died Monday after.
noon. Arrangements for the funeral will
be announced later-Mr. and Mrs. II. S
Springer and son. Stewart, are VISITING
) in Observation-Disclosures Towle OF South
Franklin is visiting his brother. Merrill
} in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Lafley
: left Monday evening on a 10 days visit
, to their son. Archie Lafley, in Taunton
Mass.-Robert Campbell. who has beer
employed at Sheldon Springs for foul
| months, Is at his home here.-Dr. D. d
{ Durgin Of Kings Park n. Y. is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Lillian Waite.-Glenr
t Rublee left Monday for Boston. wher,
he will enter business college.-Mrs
II. r. Kimball is attending the annua
meeting of the New England branch OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary society
in Hartford. Conn.
$ The funeral of Leo Garrow. who died
Mt the home Of his son. Augustus Gar
= row Monday afternoon. was held from
Q tho Church OF st. John the Baptist Wed
. nesday at 1000 o'clock. the Rev. G. II
! I'ccuyer officiating. Mr.. Garrow wa:
= 70 years old in July and had lived II
= this town about 10 years. He was II
= only two weeks with heart trouble. Mrs
= Garrow died about % years ago. They
z were the parents Of 10 children. nine o
r whom are yet living. Paul. living II
Sheldon, Mrs. Peter Lafley and Augustus
of this town. Joseph. Of New Bedford
Mass, Charles, Of White Rock. R. I.
r, Mrs. Felix Lavender OF Milton. Mrs
$ Edward Benot and William. of Mont
It gomery. and Mrs. Joseph St. Peter o
o Winooski. f. d. Miller AM
: T.. A. Legg were in Franklin Monda.
1t 10 attend the monthly meeting of tn
r. Missisquoi ministerial association.-Mrs
d Ann Stratten. aged - years. who live
y with her nephew. Edward Mitchell
10 on the farm Of f. y. Lawrence, wa
n badly injured Tuesday afternoon b
l. being thrown from the buggy in whic
Is she was sitting. when the horse becam
&c frightened by the approach OF the aftel
8. noon train. She fell upon her face o
lie the concrete walk and was severed
s. bruised. She was taken home.-A beat
r. tfu progressive banner. the work
lie c. II. Andrews, was given to the bree2
IN Tuesday afternoon. suspended betwee
~ the Perley and Belado blocks. A rail-
n that evening in Perley hall was we'll a
st tended. Beside the president. w.
w Chaifee, the speakers were r. w. Wa
lace and the Rev. T.. D. Miller.-L
to Capps Of Des Moines, Ia, was in tow
to Tuesday Edmund Roleau attended II
g. funeral Of his brother, Thomas, In Esse
e. Junction. Monday.