Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-13
WATERBURY.

Mrs. ella Warren died at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday. June Q. the body
being taken to her sister-in-law's In
Middlesex Tuesday where funeral serv-
Ices we're held. The Rev. w. Il. Douglass
off,ciated and V. T.. Perkins was In
charge. Mrs. Warren Is survived by four
children. benjamin Warren Of Plainheld,
Rufus Warren. Mrs. Jesse shonio and
Martin Warren Of this town.
The graduating exercises OF the gram
mar school were held in the Methodist
Church Wednesday evening and the grad
uating exercises Of the high school occur
in the same place this evening. A recep-
ton will be given by the alumni at X.
Of p. Hall Saturday evening.
Charles II. Dale died at the home OF
his sister. Eliza Dale, in Waitsf,eld.
Sunday night of old age. He was born
in Waitsfield 81 years ago last Novem-
Der. son Of James Dale and Jane Need
ham. lie married Elvira Haskins, who
died about five years ago For num-
her OF years he conducted n grist
mill at Moretown. but for the last
few years and until quite recently he
had resided In this village with his
son. the Hon. George H. Dale. side
Judge Of Washington county. Tie was
an uncle of the Hon. Porter Dale Of
Island Pond. A prayer service was
held Tuesday afternoon at Waitsfeld and
the funeral service was held al
Moretown at 2:30 o'clock. Burial was
In the Moretown cemetery.--The grad
uating exercises Of the grammar
school will he held this evening
and the exercises OF the high school
Friday evening. C I. Hatch arrived Sun
day morning and Ia packing his ho,lsV
hold goods preparatory to the removal
lof the family To Orange. Mass
THE memory meeting held Ivy the
IChristian Endeavor society Sunda,
was full Of interest. A report of the
society was given by Mrs. T.. r. Pal
) mer. Jr, and an estimate of it's wortl
} In the church by r. II. Demeritt Mrs
! Demeritt and Mrs. Palmer sang one OF
the old time duets. Mrs. Boicourt act.
ing as accompanist. Messages were
either read or thrown upon the screer
by the Kaleidoscope from the follow
, ing former pastors and members: TIL,
Rev. S. II. Wheeler. Long Beach. Cali
fornia; the Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Covell
, Fitchburg. Mass; tbs Rev. and Mrs
G. f. Ladd. LonRmont. Colorado; tn,
Rev. and Mrs r. n. Kellogg, Worces
ter, Mass, George Frary. Charlemont
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frary
Berlin. ~ Y; Miss Margaret Farrell
Philadelphia. Pa: Miss Mary Haines
, Bellows Falls. Mrs. Abbie Haines vii
Jams. Bellows Falls Mr.. and Mrs
, John II. Palmer. Dorchester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Haines. Nashua. n
. H.; Miss Nuiry Lease. Boston: Mrs
Jesse Wheeler Greene. Santa Rosa
Cal; Miss Flora ScaRel, Burlington
, Miss Anna Booker. Sprinefield; Mis-
Julia Parker. Brookline. Mass MI
and Mrs J. c. Griggs. Barre: Mr.. an
Mrs. F. +. Griggs and VIM. Rabbit,
Montpelier The service was in charg
Of Miss Alice Seabury. in place of he
a sister. Mae. detained by ilness.-A
J. the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunda
morning. very helpful sermon wit
timely advice to the class Of 1912. wa
9 preached by the Rev. W. +. Douglas.
e w. J. lie Baron left wednesda
: for Cincinnati. Ohio. where he has a fin
postion.-Member of the Cancels Hum
club settled the camp on the mounta,
Monday. The Rev. f. F. Newell an
Z party Of boys from Barre stayed upo
e the mountain that night.-Mr and Mr.
. ]. G.. Griggs OF Barre are guests q, NJ
:. and Mrs. p. r. Demeritt-Mrs. Fred !
h Perry OF Beverly. Mass, who has bee
d guest OF her brother, Fred Power
:. went 10 Fayston yesterday Mr. PERI
1. will join her the last OF the week