Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-09
vERGENNEs.

Fay c. Warren is i'll at her HON, on
Franklin street.
vERGENNEs.
Mrs. Anna S. Martin, widow of ex.
Lieut.. Governor Burnham Martin OF
Chelsea, died Thursday morning at the
home Of her niece, Mrs. George r.
Thorne Of this city, In her S5th year
She had been i'll the most of the winter
but had been able to lie around the house
most Of the time. Mrs. Martin was born
here and had lived here most OF her life,
with the exception Of the time she spent
in Chelsea and a short time in the West.
For many years she was a member of
the congregational Church of this city.
The only near survivors are a niece, Mrs
Thorne. and her brother, Charles Smith.
The funeral was held at the house
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs Susan A. CBora) st. Lewis died
Saturday at her home on Main street
after a weeks illness from lung trouble.
aged GA years. Mrs. St Lewis was born
in this city and always lived here She
was of "A kindly nature and a good neigh
Dor. She Is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Peter Austin, and four brothers, George
H. and Charles ]. Bora of this city, VIII
liam a. Bora of Schenectady. \. y, and
Welcome a. Bora of Ticonderoga. n. Y.
Tho funeral services were held Monday
morning at ST. Peters Church. the Rev.
l.. y. Nezna officiating. -'he bearers We're
George 4. Young. Dustin Barrows. n j.
Renaud and Henry G. Miner and inter
ment was in the old cemetery. Among
those from away who We're present at the
funeral were w. A. Bora of Schenectady.
y. Y. and Mrs. Welcome A. Bora Of
TiconderOga.
Irving. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barrows of Waltham and Mary Mabe
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jubie
Daniels of this city, We're married Tues
day morning Mt st. Peters Church. the
Rev. L. y. Nezina officiating. Joseph
Austin was best man and Miss Geneveve
Barrows. SITTER OF the groom. acted as
bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride after
which the bridal party went by automo-
bile to Burlington. frcm where the newly
welded couple took a train south on their
wedding trip Mrs. +. J. Simpson of
West Ferrishurg was taken seriously III
Mrs Howard lialock of Waltham Her
conditlon now is somewhat improved
Charles F. Morris returned Tuesday to
randolph after visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Morris.
The 18th district meeting of the Womans s
Foreign Missionary society will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
city This afternoon and evening After
noon program; one o'clock. devotional
service, Mrs. 5. s. Cobb: minutes. Mrs.
c. ID. Burnap; roll call of missionaries.
Mrs. +. A. Booth; report of district work.
MISS Mary Walker: election of officers:
Mrs. Lois Parker's letter, Mrs. Louise 5.
Eddy; Madam Butler and her message.
Mrs. J. Allen Morgan: hymn: missionary
conference at Spring Grove. Miss Ger
trude Evans; "A Mite Box Talk" Mrs.
+, y. Sission zone Year of Jubilee"
Mrs. F. Il. 1Iaviland New England
Branch Meeting Mrs w. r. White;
'literature and Loan Library" Mrs F.
c. Dyer; Drawn Work from China.
Mrs. j, j. hummer At 4:6 n m. chill
dren's hour: address by Miss Althea Todd
from China; henediction
Evening program: hymn. G5: scripture
lesson and PRAYER. the Rev. 8. 8. Cobh
anthem; address Miss Althea Todd: due.
Offering HYMN $50; henefliction.-Mr
Fancher OF Lawrence Mass. a for,nar
superintendent at the State Industrial
school, called upon friends here ycster
day-The annual parish meeting of St
Panls Church was held Monday evening
ana the officers as follows elected: Senior
warden, c. r. Parker; junior warden.
~ j. McCuen: vestrymen, T. Neville. +
A harrington. Il. w. McCuen. r. \
Ross, r. H. Adams. &. A. CHAPMAN.
treasurer, 7. Neville; secretary. y. /
McCuen; finance committee, y. J. Me-
Cuen, f. II. Adams Mrs. r. w. McCuen
MRS. Il. I. Field Reports Of the various
organizations were read A report from
the rector, the Rev. G. r. Brush. WAS
read ana suggestions in regard for plans
for work given for the coming year 4.
the close of the business meeting a social
gathering was held at the rectorv AZ
which there were 80 persons present Tdpbt
were served by Mrs f. A
Ross. Mrs. H. c, Ingham and Miss Mar,
Ross-A meeting was held at ci.v hail
tuesday evening for the purpose Of nro- |
'lding course OF entertainments for the
coming winter. the Rev Richard G. Wood |
bridge presiding. and an organization |
formed with officers as follows. Presia.r, !
George Stone: vice-rresident. r. No,.,I,o.
'ecretary and treasurer f.. ". Graves.
committee OF Arrangement. Capt. G. T. |
Parker, DR.. @. II. Cole. G. T. S PIorce |
'" g. 'otey, Thomas Mack. ] r. |
Donnelly.