Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26

came saturday 10 Vlflt tnelr DrOtneTS, ~.
Il. and C. C. Draper. and families
Misses Lydia and Hattie Lyman Of Cam
bridge arrived Saturday morning to visit
Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Ellsworth.-The fun
eral Of Mrs. Jay Sherwood was held
Saturday afternoon.-John Carlton died
Saturday after a short illness.
The funeral Of John y. Carlton occur
red Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Walter
u. Baker officiating. Interrnent was in
Mountain View cemetery at Morristown
Corners. John 3. Carlton. son Of Ben
jamin and Betsy Gathrop) Carlton. was
born in Morrstown April 8, 1895. He first
married Ellen Gregg Of Johnson. who
lived only about six months after their
marriage. May 8. 1866. he was united In
marriage to Anah wilkins Of Morris
town. who died December 81. 1905. Mr..
Carlton passed his whole life in Norris
town on the same place. where he died.
lie is survived by one son and three
daughters. Martin w. Carlton, Mrs. II.
S. Keller. Mrs Frank shippy Of Nor
ristown and Miss Kate Carlton Of st.
Johnsbury, also by two grandchildren.
Mrs. Hazel Keller Terriil and Harold
| Keller. Mr.. Carlton had been in failing
health for six months. but was confined
to the bed but two days. the cause OF
his death being dropsy The funeral of
Mrs. A. Jay Sherwood was held satur.
day. the Rev. r. ID. Cranmer officiating
clergyman Benelia Ann Gates, daugh-
ter Of Orsemus +. and Fannie Jane
Clark Gates. was born at Morristown
May 0. 1852. She was united In marriage
to A. Jay Sherwood July %. 1869. With
Mr.. Sherwood she passed her whole life
| in Morristown. She was i'll but five days
and died Thursday. September 10, the
cause of death being a complication OF
diseases. 1nterment was In Mountain
View cemetery. The bearers were her
son. Alberto q. Sherwood. two sons-ln-
law, J. II. Harris Of Berlin and A. I.
| Willard of Waterbury, s. w. Shepard
of Hyde Park, Eli 3. Iile and r. L.
Fairbanks Of Morristown. Besides her
husband she Is survived by two sons
Alberto G. Sherwood of Morristown
Ralph O. Sherwood OF Alberta, 3. c..
and four daughters. Mrs. J. II. Harris
of Berlin. Mrs. c.. NJ Eaton OF F1orin
Cal. Mrs. d. Fl. Willard of Waterbury
and Miss Bulah Sherwood Of Norris
town. Nine grandchildren also survive
her.-Mrs. S. NJ. Greene of Barre Is pass
ing week with her daughter. Mrs.
Alice Roed.-Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Styggles
passed Sunday in Hyde Park with his
sister. Mrs. William Grimes.
L. r. Bracket Of Boston passed Sum-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. r.
Brackett.-Sidney r Domey and Miss
Lucy NJ. Talbert. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w. w. Talbert of East Hardwick,
were united In marriage Saturday after
noon at Hardwick. the Rev. II. II. White
offlciating.-M Sarah Baker left Mon
day for Brooklyn. n. Y. where she will
enter the Pratt Institute to take a two
years course in art. She was accompanied
by her uncle. Alden Moore. who will pass
a few days in New York.-The Rev and
Mrs w. z. Baker went to Montreal Mon
lday for week at the home of Mrs
Bakers parents, MIR. and Mrs George Nc
Leod. While away Mr.. Baker will deliver
an address at a Sunday school conven-
ton held at Cowansville. =. Q.-Mr and
Mrs II. F. Mihill and daughter. Maeferd
went to Johnson Monday to visit her
|mother, Mrs. n. D. Jones. Mr.. Mhill
is taking Il vacation Of week from his
duties order clerk for II. Waite &
Sons.-Mr. and Mrs II. 8. Woods and
daughter. Miss Hazel Woods. of Essex
Junction and Mrs. Charles Woods CT
Alliston. Mass. left here Monday after
passing a few days with the former
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Woods.-C. b. Brownell OF Vergennes was
a guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
II. a. Slayton. with whom Mrs. Brownell
Is passing some time-Aec ST. Louis
of Morrisville and Mrs. Lizzie ONeil of
Littleton. N. H.. a former resident were
united in marriage Sunday week ago at
Lower Waterford and have returned here
to reside.-Mrs. Marion johnson went
Monday to North Troy to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Wright. Miss
Cassie Beaulac will assist In the depot
restaurant during the absence of Mrs.
Johnson.-Dr and Mrs. Ellis E. Foster
of New Bedford. Mass. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent.-Mrs.
Howard stevens went to Littleton. n. H..
Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. George
Warsley.-Mrs. w. l.. White of Hardwick
Is passing few days with her sister-n-
law, Mrs. Ella Silloway.-Mrs. Mary Jane
Parker. who has been at the hospital at
Burlington for seven weeks. returned to
her home at G. C. Gould's Monday night.
Miss Florence Whitcomb came Monday
from visit with her brother. Myron
Whitcomb. In Barre and was a guest Of
hTS. Ella SlIIoWdy-MT. ana MTs r Is.
Morse returned Monday evening from
Burlington where Mrs. Morse has been
for two weeks with her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Pope.-There
will be a meeting Of the Boy Scouts at
the Unversalst Church parlors Friday
evening.-Rally day will be observed al
the Methodist Church Sunday morning -
, George Thomas went to Burlington Tues
!, day to continue his work at the Uni
versity of Vermont.-M Teresa Towne
and Mrs. Anna Roy began work Monday
for the season in Mrs. S. L. Stevens:
, millinery store.-Cliftord Bunday. who
has passed the summer at Sugar Hill
n. H., was guest Tuesday of hi
mother at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
T.. s. Edison and went to Burlington Tues
day evening to resume work at the Uni
lversity of Vermont medical department
On account of illness Of Mr.. Cheney
Herbert f. Wright is assisting In the A. l.
Cheney drug store for week. and Their
!. will go to Albany, n. Y. to continue
studies at the Albany School of Pharmacy
l-Loyd C. Robinson went to New York
Monday and from there went tC
Naugatuck, Conn, to visit his uncle and
aunt. DR.. and Mrs L. II. Johnson. leav-
: ing Friday for Philadelphia to continue
his studies at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania.-C. T.. Taylor moved his family
Tuesday to st. Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs
w. W. Raymore OF Cambridge Junction
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Green of Lodi
Cal. We're guests Tuesday of Mr.. and