Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05

a wife and one son. A. 8. Hull Of th
town, and one daugher, Mrs. w. T. r,,o,
OF Washington, D. c. The funeral WA
held from his late residence Monda
afternoon at one o'clock. He was a ner
Der Of Patriot Lodge, No. 80, +. e. A. NJ
OF which he was treasurer for ~ years
George Davis, one Of tho oldest CIT
zens, who died Sunday at II 80 a. m
was a native Of wales and came to th
country with his parents over 90 year
ago. He is survived by his wifc an
son, Waldo. OF this town. a brother, A
fred, OF Schenectady, n. y, two sis
ters, Mrs. Jerome Coleman, Of Shcl
burne, ard Mrs. Frank Shinville Of Bur
lington. Mr. Davis was trial justice 1
This town 20 years. He was a member o
Patriot Lodge. No. SO. f. and A. nj
The funeral was held at the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Wednesday
l:So O'Clock with Masonic honors.-D. q
Stone is spending a few days in Swan
ton.-The w. e. r. U. will meet with
Mrs. Guy Toby this afternoon -Th
Rev Thomas Davidson OF Chariot
VIII preach at the Baptist Church mex
sunday mornins.-The Rev. ". G. Cushl
ing mas gone to Montgomery to visit hi
parents-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodrich
are tne parents OF baby girl.-IiarrI
z. Bliss Of South Montpelier spent
| Thanksgiving at Frank Patrlck's.-Wil1
nam La Belle has moved into the ~
| Jodoin house
Mrs. William Field Is in town. ca1lod
by the Heath OF her father. II. NJ. Hull.
| Inc funeral OF Henry NJ. Hull was held
| from the Congregational Church Nonda
| AT two o'clock, the Rev. II. A. Owen ofl
floating. Appropriate mupic was rem.
dered by Mrs. Perry Read, Mrs. Nobld
| fartch, y. d. Partch and s. +. Degree
Among those present were George Bar
! Ter and daughter OF West Chazy, n. y.
+. W. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Russell
and Mrs. Rebecca Ray of Burlington. :
Mrs. y. c. Gushing Is visiting her par.
cnts at Woodstock. n. H.. where she wen,
! to attend the 50th wedding anniversa ~
| OF her parents.-Mr and Mrs. Bernard
Dwyer and Edward Burley have return.
| ed home after spending Thanksgiving In
I Brookfleld and Randolph.
MILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Rood returned tc
their home In Bangor. n. Y, Monday after
spending several days with his brother
A. L. Rood.-Sunday evening there was ;
| special thank-offering meeting Of tn,
| Ladies' association at the Congregations
Church. Tho meeting was led by the pres
dent. Mrs. a. w. Hammond.-The Rev
d. II. Strong exchanged pulpits Sunday
with the Rev. Josiah Kidder Of westford
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Parker and daueh
ter. Albertine, returned to their home ir
Richmond Monday after spending severa
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mira c. 8
Parker, and Mrs. Parkers sister, Mrs
r. ]. RObinson-H. H. Fuller went Mon
! day to South Hero--Mrs. Hattie Wood o.
Montreal is visiting her daughter, Mrs
]. L Wagner. and other friends in town
&C. c. Reynolds Is confined TO his be-
by another stroke of paralysis.-C. S
Ashley is improving.-Miss Ethel Holme
Of Essex Junction Ia visiting at A. II
Holmes's.-The district schools began tn
winter term Monday.-Principal Wood
ruff and Mss Marian Adkins returne,
Saturday from Tconderoga, where the,
spent last week at their homes in tina
place.-Russel Center Of Essex is visitinl
at his uncle's. George Minckler.-Alber
Thompson Of Milton Center has Dough
out II. c. Bevin's meat market-Mis
Katherine Barnum Of Richford was tn
guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. A. W
Barnum. over Sunday.
Enos l.. Washburn and Clydia Bel
LaGrow Of st. Adams were married Sat
urday night at the Methodist parsonag,
by the Rev. c. N. Redstone Mr.. Wash
burn is the son OF William E. WashburI
OF this place and has been for the las,
year engaged In disinfecting barns and
| spraying apple orchards. They will live
| In St. Adams. tuesday morning Mrs
Walter Perry and son. Harlie Perry, to-
gether with Charles J. King and John Ne
Mulvihill Of this place started for Ores
cent City. Fla. Mr.. Perry will build a
house for himself and mother. The other,
will seek employment there during tn,
winter.-Francis Audette has given ur
| Rankin. Mora IaFountain VIII rent Il
for the winter.--E. q. Bevins of BurlinC
ton was in town Monday. and now ex
poets to leave for California next week =
A. J. Thompson OF "Checkerberry" ha!
bought the Parmelee place there and ha
rented his farm and bought out the En-
terprise Cash Market Of II. c. Bevins
which he will continue as a meat market
katherine Barnum has been visiting a
her grandmothers Mrs. Abbie Barnum
George \. Bourque Is boarding at Joll
Boothes