Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01

riage in Hyde Park and wolcott, until
the death of his wife three years ago
last july since which time he has made
his home with his daughter, Mrs. f. ..
Lunt. Funeral services will be held to-
day at 9 p. m, the Rev W. Il. Baker
officiating. lnterment will be made in
Pleasant View cemetery. lie is survlv
ed by one son. Dwight Morrell IIolton.
ono daughter Mrs Lcola May Lunt, and
two sisters, Mrs Emily Jennison of
Worcester. Mass, and Mrs. o. Il. Farr
of i<amrar lowa.-The Brotherhood of
the congregational Church held large
ly attended gct-togethcr meeting at the
vcstry Tuesday evening After the gcner
al visit I'm the parlors the gentlemen
were invited to the Vestry. where an
oyster supper was served. Following the
supper some matters of business were
disposed Of The Rev. l.. A. Edwards of
Newport, who was to address the meet
ing. was unable TO be present. and the
Rev $ W. Anthony of Cowansvillc, y.
Co. responded to telephone invitation
and was pr, sent, giving a most interest
ing address. MIR Anthony was the guest
of the Rev. Mr.. Baker while here.-The
following officers were installed Thurs
dag evening for the year 1917 in Norris
vile Camp Nj. W. of A.. No. 1126G: Coun-
ell, X ". Eaton; advisor B. T. Eaton
banker g. II. PRIOR; clerk. w. II. Me-
Nail: escort. q. W. Smith; Waterman,
| j. w. Bassett. sentry +. f.. Churchlll
| trustee for thrce years, Robert SpaIhs
physician. Dr W. NJ tombstone. Harry
| IL. Downor of Stowe was acting head
council and installing officer ana MAJ
John l.. Jones head escort. About 20 VS.
itors from stowe and good delegation
from Wolcott, llardwicl and Jefferson
willie were prosent.--E. \. SmallcN return
ed from Iowa Wednesday Mrs. II. "A.
/ Wales of cabot came Tuesday evening
| to remain some time with her sister,
| Mrs. L. D. Bickford, who is in poor
| hcalth.-Mrs T.. NJ Davis and daughter
| Gertrude, OF llardWick, are VISITING inc
formers mother. Mrs. Emily Towne.-
Miss, Martha lIoyet of Craftsbury is Il
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton DAVIS
Mrs W. Il. Ainsworth returned Tuesday
evening from Hardwick, where she has
passed some days with her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Honeyford. who expects to
! go to Mount Airy, n. c., in Mnrch
/ Mrs Honeyford will arrive here Satur-
day and remain with her parents tntil
! leaving for the South.--MrS T.. Il. Hal
ley returned Tuesday from Waterbury,
where she has been caring for her SIS
ter-in-laW, Mrs. Carl iiroadWel-Nr.
land Mrs Carl Broadwoll OF Waterbury,
formerly of This place. are parents OF a
son, Leo Hadley Broadwel born jan
nary g2-iIarry n. Hire, who has been
clerking in a store in Eden. has began
work as clerk in the a. l.. Cheney phar-
Imacy.-E. V. iiadley of Waterbury was
a ruest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. T.. H.
/ Uadley.-John oJneS took from the
mountain at one load ON a bob Sled
/ /. twelve foot logs mcasurinS -" ioet.
Mrs. A. 4. Sanborn of North Nolcott'
who has visited Mrs. K. l." Currier Went
Wednesday to Johnson TO visit friends.
l-Ecniainin Coolidge Of F.llenhurg. \. w.
a guest of MIR. and MIS-. Fred -. VAN
Duson returned home Wednesday.-Mrs.
iC q. IIarverson of Wocott came We'd
lncsday to visit her father. }. {. Bettis.
I-Georgc Currier has sold his heavy work
team to Roy Stafford. and with Herbert
Eusic has gone to Albany to work for
Mr.. Stafford