Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07

was reported as comfortable Friday
The Rogers boy escaped without In.
jury.
Mrs. G. NJ. Howard died at an carly
hour Saturday morning after an Illness
OF many months from what was thought
to he q malignant disease of the stomach
Mrs Howard was resident for many
years of this town. living during her
husbands life on the farm a few miles
from town, later, cares becoming too
| hard, coming TO this village. Several
years ago Mr.. Howard died and since
Mrs. Howard has occupied her residence
on South lain street. Later, as her
strength began to fail her son left tho
farm and came with his family to live
with her. Mrs S. NebardJ Howard had
reached the age OF 81 years TO Mr. and
Mrs Howard were born three children. one
| son, Walter Howard, who now lives 1T
J the home, and two daughters Mrs. f. T.
Bartlett of Somcrville, Mass, and Mrs
S. p. Conant of Greenfield, Mass the
two latter having been with the mother
nearly the whole OF the last year She is
survived by all her children. Tho funeral
was held from her late home Sunday aft
crnoon at 230, the Rev. Fraser Meter
officiating lnterment was In the family
lot in Southview cemetery Floyd Wood
cock, nephew of Mr.. hlnner's from
Vergennes, wno has been recovering from
an operation for appendicitis, was ablc
to return home Saturday.-A. \. Priest
went to burlington Saturday TO make ar
rangemont for the next annual state
meeting OF the Grange to be held in a
few weaks.-Miss Myrtle Rye went to
Waterbury Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lula Gye) West.-Hon. Joseph De-
Bocr OF Montpelier gave an address at
, the Music hall Friday night at the
= publican rally, when there was q fair
audionce.-A bear and three cubs were
l brought here from Granville on Friday
= by George Freeland, who killed. them In
/ the part Of the town known as Texas Mr..
e freeland and his comrades were out coon
0 hunting when the dog came upon the
a cubs. three In number, and they were all
n Killed. Later the mother bear. with the
o assistance Of his friends whom he sum-
: moned was killed at about Il o'clock at
: night The mother weighed 118 pounds and
e the three cubs 123 pounds They were sold
:, to Jerd Brothers. meat firm. The skins
= were very handsome. tho fur being Of a
good black, fine and glossy. Mr.. Jerd
n gave s55 for them, and Mr. Freeland will
: get $40 bounty.-Mrs. c. r. Granger vsi-
: ted her son. Carroll Granger. and fam
k lily In Barre Saurday.-Mrs. Douglas Bar
e clay and daughter, who have been with
: her parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Man
:. chester. for several weeks. left for Barre
e Saturday.-Mrs. Lutte Connor Of the
g Methodist Seminary at Montpelier passed
: Sunday with her parents in town.-Mrs.
a Edgar Bourbon and child joined her hus-
o band in Lebanon. n. H.. on Saturday,
q where he has employment.-Leonard
>. Hutchinson of Barre visited his father,
. ME Blanchard. teacher in the grammar
:. school at Hartford. was in town Satur-
day. going to her home in East Brain
tree for an over-Sunday stay at her
home.-Mrs. f. w. Horner of Rutland,
i, who has been here with her son. Or. II.
- w. Holden, and family, left Saturday
- Mrs Fred Terry, of Worcester Mass.
who has been with her daughter, Mrs.
:. George Hutchinson returned Saturday,
:. leaving her daughter much improved.
Miss Anna Coughlin after passing two
:. weeks in town went to her home in Bar
:. nard Monday.-Mrs. Douglas Barclay and
- daughter. who have been with Mr.. and
'o Mrs. Byron Manchester. went 20 Barre
70 Saturday.-Dr. w. S. S. Curtis passed
- Sunday with his son. Fred Curtis AN
i family and returned to Montpelier "
Helen Brown, one of the assistant teH
lie in North Adams. Mass, SATURDAY al.
IN Sunday.-C. L. Spooner Of GranthpW. .,
or H. who has recently been visit NJ his
ie daughter Mrs Fred Dudley, rctuine
III administrative persons received the rig.
III hand Of fellowship at the Baptist ChurcH
Ut Sunday.-Mrs. Emma Durkee, wao ha-
AZ been In town ut the home Of her son, i
A Durkee, and her niece, Mrs. George
e, pukette. went to Essex Monday for the
III winter.-Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Moulton
e and son. Horace, returned to Burlington
VI Sunday accompanied by Mr.. Moulton
oo sister, Miss Des!er Moylton.-Miss Au-
90 relia Danyou who was in town over sum
day with her parents, Mr. and MIS-
Charles Danyou, went to Montpelier Sun
day night to resume work in the Iemple
ut store in that city.-Roy Huse OF WINDSOR,
er Who has been a guest Of his parents. Mr..
IN and Mrs A. j. Huse, has returned 10
he W.ndsor--Mr and Mrs. William Reynolds
or and daughter left Monday for Pasadena,
ur Cal, to remain through tho winter MI
at REYNOLDS expects to work for Carml
IN White, who Is to build house IN Pasa-
M dena this winter-C. C. Roundy Of Wor'
siL cester Mass, has Joined his family here
are TO assist In their removal to that city
where Mr.. Roundy IS now engaged II
business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Church left Tues
rn- cay for Greenfield, Mass. to visit rela
re- tives CO Mr. Church.-Mrs 5. D. Conan
ire OF Greenfield, Mass, and Mrs F. +
the Bartlett OF Somerv.le Mass. who hav'
OF been here through the Illness and death o
and their mother. Mrs, c. NJ Howard. wen
we to their homes on TuesGay.-Mrs, C.
ar Roundy and daughter. Susan. left Tues
lrs dav for their new home IN ester
ay' Mass-Captain and Mrs. ]. l. Eldrcdge
) In who have been at Highgate Springs sine
gh- May, returned home on Tuesday.-Th
ri second meeting of the season or tn
tile Christian Brotherhood was held IN tn
ere parish house on Monday evening with al
los attendance of 100. who greatly enjoye
had the dinner which had been prepared 70
tits them, and later the address by William
vas 3. Grain on Colombia" where he ha
The passed four years His description OF tn
ok country, and its customs. proved very In
teresting to those present. Mr.. Grain !
passing a few months with his mothe
and sister at Charles Putnam s.-MrS
Laura Wyman, who came from Barre I
attend the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. {
NJ. Howard, on Sunday is now with MI
and Mrs Albert Morse for n few days
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