Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

market.-Nl1SS JENNIE Nti VIZ -
Ing from blood poisoning in her thump'
-Ceorge w Foster dug a potato from
his garden wednesday measuring IL ny
"a inches and Weighing 80 ounces.-Mrs'
Ethe,yn Alger is at l.. C. Rice's whiie
N,ss Katherine Cook is in Underhili re-
covering from her recent ilness.-Mrs
1,uo. Nctanc has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Guy Hanley at Jericho
r,orter-Charles Packard. Lester and
Miss Sadie Packard visited Mrs. Packard
At the Fanny Allen hospital, Wednes-
day.
sHELBURNE.
Tho remains Of Miss Adele Dubuc.
whose death Is noted elsewhere In
The Free Press, were brought from Bur-
tinrton Friday and taken to the home OF
her father, j. B. Dubuc, where they lay
on an ashes of roses couch casket sur
rounded by masses of beautiful flowers,
until taken to st. GATHERINGS Church
Monday morning when the funeral serv-
ices were held. Pontifical high mass
was held with the Rev. FIR. Campeau,
celebrant, the Rev. j. a. Lacouture.
deacon, and the Rev. Father Beauch-
ener. sub-deacon. The choir was assist
ed by Or. and Mrs Coutu of ST. Joseph's
Church, Mrs. Edward Beaupre, Arthur
Rousseau. Mrs. Jules Smays and Joseph
Fremaux The bearers were Francis
Scannell, Arthur r. Casey. and four
brothers of the deceased, John. Frank,
jerome and Ralph. The interior of the
grave was lined with cedar strewn with
white roses. the work being under tho
direction of r. w. Bissonette. The floral
tributes, numbering about $50. consisted
of cut flowers and many set pieces
among the latter being cross standing
four feet from its pedestal. composed OF
red and white roses, candy tuft and
chrsanthemums. given by the yard en-
ployes of the Shepherd & Morse COM
pany, in whose office Miss Dubuc had
been for the past three years also cue
flowers from Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Webb.
Among those from out of town to at
tend the funeral were Isaac Dubuc and
family, Alphonse Dubuc and family.
Rose Guertin of Winooski, Hormidas
Dubuc of Montreal, John Dubuc. Jr., of
Indianapolis. Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Matte of whitehall, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Candon Of Plttsford. Mrs. Pima
and daughter OF Montpelier, Edward
Yugge of New York, Mrs. C. Congo of
Barre, besides many from Burlington
and surrounding towns.--Mrs. Sophia
Harmon returned from Woodstock Fri
day, where she went to attend the State
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
Dr. and Mrs +. II. Stoddard attended
the State medical convention in Mont
pelier Thursday and Friday returning
home Friday evening.-Mrs. William
Sheehan and daughter started for their
home in Virginia Monday after spending
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Peria. Mrs. Sheehan viii
be remembered as Miss Emma Peria.-
Miss Alfredda Stoddard returned &C
Montpelier Monday after spending Sun
day with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stod
dard-William Harmon Of Montpelier
spent Saturday and Sunday with hi.
mother, Mrs. Sophia Harmon. returning
TO his home Sunday evening.-Mrs. Prin
die and daughter. Stella. of Charlotte
have rented rooms of Mrs. Carrie White
which they will occupy for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Chauvin entertained
relatives from Barre and Burlington
over Sunday.--Miss Helen Sanders
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. San
ders, had the misfortune to break he
right wrist Sunday afternoon by beinl
tipped over while out driving her pony
mobile and tipped the carriage into tn
ditch. Adelaide Winall, who was witt
her. was uninjured. -Representative W
+. Palmer spent Saturday and Sunda
with his family. returning to Montpelie
Monday.-Irene Potvin, who is ATTENDING
school in Montreal, came home Satur
day to attend the funeral Of her cousr
Adele Dubuc.
The dinner given Wednesday by D.
Webb and sons to farmers of Shelburn
and Charlotte was attended by TO TIL
dinner, which was served in the carriae
room at the breeding barn. consisted {
creamed oysters. mutton-pie and potatoe
chicken salad and rolls, ice cream an
cake and cigars. After the dinner thel
was a horse show Of brood mares ar
work horses. Prizes were awarded {
follows: Best brood mare, blanket to
Mack; second brood mare. d. V. Goo
sell, box cigars; best work horse
Mack, blanket; second work horse
Gennett, box cigars.-The Ladies II
provement and Kings Daughters soci
ties will hold sale Of aprons and fam
articles, together with a rummage sal
at the town hall Wednesday afterno'
and evening, October .. Refreshmen
will be served. All persons having wo
to finish for the sale are requested
leave all fancy goods with Mrs. Ma
White as soon as possible and the apro
with Mrs George Roberts. The rumma
| articles can be taken to the town h;
Wednesday morning. where commit
| will take charge.-The prayer meeti
Thursday will be held at seven ocloc
instead of 1880, in the Methodist Chur
parlors.-The Rev. w. B. Goodman. pa
tor of the Methodist Church, and II.
Tracy went to New York on the excu
sion Wednesday. the Sh
burne farm hunt will start from Claren
Morgan's on Shelburne point at elev
o'clock.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The Rev. Thomas Dawson of the Ba
list Church exchanged pulpts Su
day with the Rev. N. c. Gushing, past