Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page T.,

Mr. ADAMS was for many years MEM
Ger Of II. ". Smith Post. Grand Army of
'hc Republic, and was frequently dele
cate to- the state meeting. He was an
uctivc member of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Patrons of IIushandrN. and with
Mrs Adams took much interest in the
state agricultural meetings. lo intro
iuccd many modern methods in CARRYING
u! his farm. The funeral was held AT
he house at one o'clock Monday after
'oon.--A son, Robert H., was born to
PRINCIPAL and Mrs. II. q. REYNOLDS Mo-
vcnhcr IL at Mrs. Foods sanltarium In
burlington. Mr.. Reynolds ana his moth
~. Mrs. .. ". Reynolds. are passing a
week in burlington and cambride"-Mr
md Mrs. G. l.. McMahon returned Satur-
dav from an extended visit in the West -
Dr. ]. G. Morgan and NJ. &. I.ovcioy re-
turned saturday from Rutland. where
They attended the progressive convention
Mrs. Charles RaNmcau, who has been
IN failing health for a long umc is very
.ow Mrs Frank T.. Cooley is not so well
\ T. pound boy was born recently I"
MIR and Mrs Francis Paul Mrs El'za-
beth Clarkson has gone to Troy, \. ~ 10
.,iss the winter with relatives.
Miss Jennie Salmon went to Barton
Monday to pass Thanksgiving week with
friends Miss Ethel Morrison. book
keeper in C. f. Eddy's office for tn" past
three years. has completed her engage
.ncnt there and has returned TO her home
IN Waterbury Ccntor.-Dr. and Mrs W.
O. Church of Burlington hav" passed
several days in stowe Mrs. w. \.
Cheney Of Milton, Mass. who came to
stowe SATURDAY.. returned home Mon
day accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. Kate Peterson. Mrs. Peterson will
pass the winter with her grand daugh-
tor.--A union Thanksgiving service, was
held AT the Congregational Church Sun
dav evening. The Rev. W. y. Roberts
of the Methodist Episcopal church
preached an appropriate and interesting
sermon. The Rev. I.cmuel Davis OF tho
rongre gationa Church and the Rev r..
T. Crane of nifty Church assisted in
the service.--Gaylord Mum of Ma sa-
chusetts visited his grandparents. MIR
and Mrs. l.. a. Earrows, Saturday. His
sister. Miss Itcba Mum. who has had
employment with Mrs. (. f. Eddy
through the summer and fall accom-
panied him to the home Of their par
j.
son Sunday.-Ira Mum left Tuesday
to visit his sons in Saranac Lake, n Y.
Mr. Mum last week received s250 back
pay from thu State for service in tn"
civil War. He has never been allowed
the increase in pay voted by the state
L. her soldiers in 1851 as he served i'll
the regular army, and it did not appear
that the Vermont soldiers in the regular
army were credited to the state. \ re-
Gently discovered record shows that such
was the case and hy special act of
tho State LEGISLATURE the claims Of tho
surviving soldiers in that service will be
allowed.
Game Warden George \ SunDorn will
report nine bucks and four does killed
IN stowe during the open season of 49,
u much smaller number than usual. Nc
a' cidents have occurred. The largest buck
Weighed 80 pounds and was killed by
s.ark Cnaifcc at Lake Man sfield.-EX.
crciscs appropriate to the Thanksgiving
season will he carried out at the Sunday
school hour at the Methodist Episcopa
Church Sunday.-The funeral of Gcorg,
W. Adams WAS held Monday afternoon a
his home. where he died Saturday morn
ms Ihc service was conducted by tn
Key. John q. Angel of WilliamstowI
assisted by the Rev. W, ~ Roberts. Tn
bearers Were Mr. Adams's son, Waite
NJ Adams sons-in-laW. T.. e. IIarloy
ana II. y. Foster. and nephew. T. NJ
houston. The honorary hearers wer
Commander J. T.. Ayers ana Comrade
jackson Sargent. S. NJ. Brush and H. L
Gibbs of II. II. Smith Post. Grand Arm,
IF the Republic of which Mr. Adams wa
member. The casket was draped will
the American flag and there were bcauti
iu flowers from the Relief CORPS Mans
iield Mountain Grange, the family an,
friends, There was large attendance
including members Of thepost. Relief Corp
and Grange. Among those from ont o
town were Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Sulhan
# Morrisville and +. j. Houston o
cadv's Falls. The burial was in the Yves
Branch cemetery.-Walter Sargent ano
Matte Guymer We're married SATURDAY.
evening at the home of the bride, Jus
tice c. NJ. Watts performing the cerc
lnony.--Mrs. l.. +. Tomlinson is in witt
muscular rhcumatism.-A regular meet.
ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Patrons of Husbandry. will be held Satur.
day afternoon. For a roll call each mem.
pt' VIII DT1ilS piece OF written advice
Among those who will pass Thanks
giving day out of town are Mrs. Alice
A. Raymond. with MIR. and Mrs. L. II
Raymond in Chazy, n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs
9. r. Burt with friends in Bethel Mr.
and Mrs. G. o. Burt Mr. and Mrs W. T. Bur
and family and Miss Barbara Burt witt
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Norcross in Water
bury Center; Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Rile,
in Hyde Park; Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Rus.
and family with Mrs. Minnie Smaliey II
Morristown, Mr.. and Mis-. Il. A. Hill ant
family with Mr.. and Mrs p. G. Hin II
Waterbury; Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Smith il
Burlington; MIR. and Mrs. W. w Adam
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Adams II
Montpelier MI and Mrs. q. II. Basset
and family with Mr., and Mrs l.. /.
Larroway in Morrisville.-Orson S. Smitl
is In charge of the carpenters and build
ing operations at the tale mine in Water
bury.-Mr and Mrs. r.. $. Pond of Eas
Dedham. Mass. are guests at the Greer
Mountain Inn.--Thc subject of the Rev
Lcmucl Davis's sermon at the Congrega
iional Church Sunday morning will u,
The Idolatry Of Intellect" Special must,
will form an attractive feature Of tn,
Services.-Miss Ruby Collins is in charg'
Of the town clerks Office in the absence
of Mrs. RAYMOND.
JEFTERSONVILLE.
Dr. David Marvin, wife and son OF rs
sex junction We're guests at u. NJ. Cor
nells Wednesday, also Mrs. Leonard