Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21

survived by three sons, Bert l.. OF Nor
risville, Harold and Walter. who live at
the home Of their father, by two brothers,
George w. Clark and Lyman V. Clark OF
Morrsville and by two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Pinker Of stowe and Mrs. Laura Coles
Of Morrtsvihe. The funeral was held
at the house Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
The remains Of Mrs. Charles Cutler
were brought TO stowe Monday from the
Fanny Allen hospital. Colchester, wnere
she died Sunday night, following q surgi-
cal operation. The Rev. L. T. Crane con.
Quoted funeral services for Mabel Chase,
the little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Chase Sunday afternoon.-The Fay View
Reading club met with Mrs. J. C.. Nor.
gan Monday afternoon.--The Ladies' Aid
Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church served
dinner ut the church vestry Wednesday,
Miss Blanche Bull returned Monday from
a visit to her home In Moretown.-Mrs
Lula Dunbar returned Sunday from
Waitsfeld, accompanied by her brother,
p. q. Hill and two children who returned
to Waitsfcld Monday
Miss Grace r. Melvin died about II
o'clock Monday night at the Mary
Fletcher hosptal in Burlington. where
she was operated upon for the re-
moval of an abdominal tumor last Fri
day. Miss Melvn's death comes as a
shock to u large circle of friends and
relatives who had known OF her con-
dition only short time She was
about 4s years Of age and was the
daughter of Benjamin and Kate Kaiser
Melvin. Her nome haq always been in
stowe She leaves her mother, SO
years of ago. two brothers, Henry G.
Melvin and Arthur F. Melvin, with
whom she resided, and two sisters.
Mrs. Kate Johnson of Worcester, Mass.
and Miss Mertie Melvin of Manches-
ter. N. H., who, with their aunt. Miss
Nancy Kaiser, were called here by Miss
Melvin's condition. She vns highly
esteemed by all VINO knew her.
The funeral service for Mrs. Charles
II. Cutler who died at the Fan
ny Allen hospital Sunday night.
will be held at her home this
afternoon at two o'clock BILE
news Is received from Edwin r. Biee-
low. who is recovering from q serious
surgical operation at the Mary E'letch-
er hospital last week.-A. Bellair has
moved from Stowe Forks to Nelson
Stygles's farm.---Thomas Conway of
Ellenburgh. n. y, has employment
with George w Adams.--Walter La
bare, Of Elenbure. N. Y. has moved
into one of James T.. Houston's tene-
ments and has employment with Mr..
Houston.--C. p. Brown. Jr., recently
saw flock of wild geese flying to-
ward Lake Champlain.--Mrs. George
Gibbs Is ill--Miss Helen Chaplin re-
turned Monday from a visrt to her
aunt. Mrs. Earl Marston in Sterling
Mrs. Cynthia Stcbbins and daughter,
Miss Mary Stebbins, are in Waitsfeld.
Mrs. Joseph White is i'll with rheu-
matism.-Mr and Mrs W. w. Thomas
Of hIorrisville are at their house on
Bridge street. the former home of Mr..
ThOmas's mother, Mrs. Sarah Weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Nj. Parker. who
have given possession OF their house
in Moscow to George +. Adams. who
recently purchased It, are in the viii
laEe and wiz leave this week to visit
relatives in Richford on their way to
their new home IN Brattleboro. Their
son. Carl NJ, Parker, will remain In
Stowe to complete his studies in the
senior class of Stowe high school
Several farmers have tapped part of
their sugar places. among them c. n.
Adams, Mrs. Della Moody. Henry Bailey
and l.. y. Tomlinson.-Leon johnson
returned Monday from Waterbury,.
The funeral OF Miss Grace Melvin, whose
death occurred at the Mary Fletcher hos
ptal in Burlington Monday night. will
be held at her home with her mother.
Mrs. Kate Melvin, at the lower Village
Thursday at 100 a. m.--The Ladies' Aid
society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will serve dinner at the church vcstry
Wednesday March 27.-Edward Cutler of
Mont peler is here on account of the death
Of Mrs. Charles G. Cutler.-The Conereica-
tional Ladies' Aid served dinner at the
vestry Wednesday, f. Gale was
in MorrlstOwn Wednesday,