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

Monday morning at nine o'clock and was
| largely attended. the Rev. A. p. Cler-
mont officiating. The bearers wers
| members OF the brotherhood of which
the deceased was a member. The de-
ceased leaves beside q. father and moth
er five sisters and three brothers.-Mrs.
Ella SLOAN who has been visiting rela-
, yves this past summer, returned to hen
nome In Omaha, Neb. Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. William Lee of Quechee were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Freeman of Bur-
lington are at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Freeman for a
| weeks vacation.
The house of John Bettes was burned
Monday afternoon.-Sanford Suuires
was at his home here over Sunday
Henry Strong, who was called here By
the death of his brother, returned to
his home in Chicago Tuesday.
JERICHO.
Curtis Chates Of Laconia. N. H.. IA
visiting at George w. Fosters-The
condition Of Mrs z. 3. Williams re.
mains about the same.--Mrs. Washburn
is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. II. Day,
after short visit in Underhill.-Ths
share which the Ladies Help society of
the Baptist Church received from the en-.
tertainment Friday evening was about
|&.W-Mrs. Carpenter Of Essex Junction
was an overSunday visitor at Y. G.
Nay's.-Mr. and Mrs. George White and
family attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Whites father. Mr.. Fitzsimonds, at the
Catholic Church Saturday morning.-Mr
and Mrs. Albert P. Byington were In
|Williston Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Talcott.-R. W. Brown and Miss
Phyllis Brown were at home from Bur.
lington over Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs
Lawrence Quillinan and son, Ralph, were
called home from Boston Saturday morn
ing by the sudden death Of her hus-
bands father. John Quilinan.-Mrs.
| Stevens. who has been with her daughter,
Mrs. J. T. Varney. for several weeks.
has returned to Burlington.-Miss Sara
Stafford is at L. B. Wiliams's for few
weeks.-Miss Katherine Cook who has
been Ill for a week or more. at the home
of L. c. Rice, has gone to the home Of
her sister, Mrs. George Farrell. in Under
hill.-Principal Harris of the Underhill
high school was in the village Friday and
lSaturday.-A large congregation attended
the services at the Congregational Church
| CuHudy, WH6U tHe was uSeQ
for the first time since the renovatins
was completed The choir. composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Percival, Theodore
B. Williams and Miss Helen Cashmore
with Miss Phyllis Brown gave an ap.
proprate musical program, and there was
an excellent sermon by the pastor. Much
credit is due the Ladies' Aid society and
the committee in charge for the manner
| in which made
| The death OF John pullman occurred
| Friday morning at the home of his son,
| Lawrence Quillnan, where he had made
| his home for several years. He had been
| in failing health from hardening Of the
arteries and heart trouble for some time,
but his death was not expected. Ha
was IN his 18th year, having been born in
Ireland and came to this country with
his father when a boy and the family
| settled in Essex. He had always lived
In this locality. He married Christiana
Hanley of Essex, who died about 10
years ago. They We're the parents of
| eight childbn, five of whom are living.
MIS-. George Lessor of Burlington. MIS-.
Duffy of Pleasant Valley, William of
Ogden. Utah, Walter of Colorado, and
La wrence, with whom he lived. Funeral
| services were held Sunday morning at
St. Thomas's Catholic Church at Under
hill Center and the burial was there.
Those from away to attend the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Lessor. Miss
Genevieve and Harold Lessor of Bur-
linston. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Of Pleasant
Valley, and George and John Quillinan,
nephews, from Fairfax.-Miss Wheeler OF
Burlington Is at E. b. Wiliams's for a
few weeks-Mr and Mrs. Fred ]. Fos-
ter Of Westford have been at his faith
ers for few days. They will move
back here November 1.-Mr. and Mrs
Park II. Brown of Underhil were in
town Sunday to see his brother, L. Ball
ley Brown.-I. f. Wilbur was in Bur-
lington Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. Ensle-
hart spent Sunday in Essex Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Como have NOV
ed into Arson Fields tenement recently
vacated by Mrs NJ H. Packard
Mrs. NJ. II. Packard and Julia Oakes
We're in Burlington Wednesday William
Albee. A. d. Griffin. Albert A. Parker.
James Carroll. +. :. Tomlinsor and Miss
Lulu Lincoln were among those in ',nder-
hill Wednesday morning 10 attend the flu
neral of Thaddeus Wmpple.-Mrs Julia
Cakes of Stowe is visiting Mrs. Louise
Blood for a week. Her son. Asa Cakes.
spent Sunday in the villase.-Dr G. B.
Hulburd was in Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs w. G.. Cook has returned from a
10 days visit with her son in North I'm
derhili. Her mother, Mrs. Olive Rogers,
who has been In North Underhil for sew
erai weeks, accompanied her home
Ivan White, who was called to attend
the funeral of his grandfather. James
Fitzsimonds, has returned To Burlington.
The foundation for a monument on this
J. II. Stafford lot has been completed
Elmer Kinney of New York city has
been visiting his mother and brother.
Mrs. Harriet Kinney and Frank Il. kim
ney for several days He returned To his
home Wednesday accompanied by his
mother. who will visit him and another
son. Hoyt Kinney, in Pleasantville. n. Y.
-Alonso Chase OF Richmond was in town
Wednesday. Rev Charles Nuttins
was In Essex Wednesday tO officate
at the funeral of Mrs. Jay Nichols.
Others who attended We're the Rev. j. 4.
Buxzeli and Walter Pettngill-There will
be services at the Methodist Church Sun
day afternoon.-Mrs. J. +. Written was
the guest of Mrs. L. w. Rice, Wednesday.
Miss Rena Davis, who has been Wis
itins her aunt, Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox, has
gone to Burlington to visit before going
to her home in Randolph-Of the 500
voters in town there are about so demo-