Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
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49, and 2s relatives and friends drove to
the farm early in tho day and enjoyed
on old fashioned visit with an oyster
dinner In the evening 30 more drove in
TO congratulate the couple and pass a
pleasant evening in playing whilst Re-
Treatments were served during the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Churchill were given
u purse Of about SIS Both Mr. and Mrs.
churchill enjoy fairly good health. Mr..
Churchill. while rather feeble, does good
deal OF work about the barn. while Mrs.
Churchill IL stu IN charge OF the house.
a meeting for men and boys Sat-
urday evening was addressed by the
Misses Rumsey and Harris. who are con-
ductng cvangeiistic meetings at the
Methodist Church.-Mrs. ]. Henry Slicer
d.cd Friday afternoon after 4 long period
Q: failing health and an illness which
confined her to her bed for month.
Funeral services wero hold Sunday at
two o'clock y. M, the Pew. W. r. Best
officiating. The remains vera placed in
the vault and burial will be made in
Riverside cemetery. Elizabeth Ryan, u
daughter of James and Julia Ryinn, was
born In Boston July g. 1898. November
2, 1871 she was united in q second mar
rlaSe 10 J. Henr: Slcer. and lived for u
short time In Belvidere, moving to Nor
risville SO years ago, where they since
innde their home. BESIDES her HUSBAND,
che is survived by one son. George
JTOdgkins. OF Worcester. Mass.-President
Benton cf the University of Vermont
Will speak at the congregational Church
Sunday evening under the auspices OF
the motherhood on Samuel Adams,
Patriot" Special music will be furnished
by the "old quartettc." Mrs @. NJ. Pow
ers. Mrs. n. c. Fisk tine Mcssrs. Fleet
wood and Camp.-N1r. and Mrs. John
Woodwork left Monday for Alberta,
where they expect to pass the SUMMER
The Misses Marguerite and Ruth Puffer
returned to Richford Monday AMER Wis
fling her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Camp-M. A. Gibson, former
superintendent of the gymnasium Mt kiel
Germany. will deliver an illustrated ad-
dress Monday evening on European
Capitals" under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational Church.-Ntrs. c. a. Patten
IS ill..-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raymond of
Highgnte were guests over Sunday OF
his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rayinond.-Mrs T.. p. Mudgett. who has
visited her daughter. Mrs. W. a. Beebe.
returned to Cambridge Monday accom-
panied by her grandson Edwin Beebe,
who will visit his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Mudgett.-Nlrs s. A. Man
ley of Saranac Lake. who has visited
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanson MCKEE. since Chri tmas, left
Monday.
Mrs. Matte Tucker. who left here last
fall for Fairmont, Okla. returned Mon
day. March II. to the home of her sister,
Mrs A. R. Warren Of Hardwick, and was
married Monday evening to Mr.. Warren 8
father r. J. Warren Of Wolcott. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Fulsom entertained
Mr. and Mrs +. ]. Warren OF Wolcott,
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Warren and son,
Hayden. of Hardwck. Mrs. Nettie
Merritt. her daughters. Misses Mertie and
Madge, and son. Mark Merritt Hayden
Warren will remai., with his grand
parents for a few days. Mrs. r. j. War
rem and Mrs. A. r. Warren are sisters,
but this marriage makes Mrs +. ].
Warren mother-in-law to Mrs. A. r.
Warren and stepmother to A. r. Warren.
who Is her brother-in-law. A. r. Warren
IL brother-in-law to his own father and
stepson of his sister-in-law. r ]. War
rem Is father of A. r. Warren, father-n-
law and brother-in-law to Mrs. A. r.
Warren Mrs. !Nllsom is mother Of Mrs.
F. J. Warren and Mrs. a. r. Warren and
grandmother Of her daughter and son-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Warren.-tier-
man Stancliff of Sunnyside, Wash. who
has passed a year with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Stancllff. left Monday for
Butte, Mont. where he will remain for
the summer. returning to Sunnyside In
the fall.-Mrs. F. A Cutting Is passing a
few days In Hardwick, the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. w. l.. Adams-Miss Florence
Chaffee returned to Boston Monday to re-
sumo her studies IN elocution. Mr. and
Mrs. VI. D. Warren of Calais were guests
over Sunday Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sherman.-Ieon Terrill has been
engaged as clerk in the drug store Of
A. L. Cheney.-Special meetings will be
continued this week at the Methodist
Church, conducted by Misses Rumsey
and Harris. At the meeting Saturday
evening for men and boys there were 40
present. Another meeting for men and
boys will be held Saturday evening. A
young peoples rally will be held Satur-
day afternoon and a regular meeting will
be held this afternoon.
Smith, who has been assisting in the
warren and 1Iunt livery stable, had the
misfortune To break a leg below the knee
4 double fracture. Monday. The accident
was due to the breaking of n ladder which
Mr. Smith was climbina.--W. NJ Sargent
has purchased OF G. S Gleed of Toneka
Kans., the Fl. ]. Isham residence ON Park
street and rs moving there r. s. Edison
Of 6towe who hiss purchased Inc resi-
denee Of 3fr. Sargent on upper Main street
has the most OF his household goods
moved.-Henry Whittier who was called
here BY the Illness ard death Of his father.
returned ruesdaS to Hanover, n. H.,
where he Is employed on the Dartmouth
Press-Trank Douglass OF Somerville.
Mass, who has g position as railway
mail clerk from Rutland to Boston Is
passing this wecl: with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Douslass.-E. S. Robinson
has placed a telephone IN his residence,
call by.
STOWE.
Mabel. tho fvc-yesr- daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Sam Chase. died at their home
at Stowe Forks Saturday after Il lors
illness. Tho funeral vas held SUNDAY
afternoon. The remains were taken ia
Mor..vvillc and VIII remain IN the tomb
there until sprn4, when the Duria! will
De -nA6o in tho cemetery at Morr! $50 WI
Cornan W. II. Douglass was
IN 5Svnsield, Mass, Friday and Satur-