Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
ESSEX JUNCTION.

G00GA JONV4AVN.
The funeral of Mrs. ). d. Tcachout
was held at her late home on Elm
street Sunday afternoon at twu
O'Clock. The Revs. G. G, Adams of thtJ
place and Evan Thomas of BurlinG
ton OBLIGATED. The bearers were tho
sons. william :, Hugh h, and Herbert
S. Teachout of this place, and +. W.
Whtcomb OF Burlington. There were
many Borrowing friends from this
place and Burlington present and
many beautiful floral tributes
Miss Anna Shinville and Archie y.
Caswell of South Burlington were re-
Gently married by the Rev. c. G.
Adams
A number of business changes will bs
brought about Ivy the building of the new
dam. w. b. Johnson g. Son will have To
vaca,e the building on the Burlington
Light Il Power Cos land April and vii!
build a new creamery back of their grist
mill on Park street This will he done
| the coming spring. S. A. Brownel 4 CO.
have not fully decided what they will do.
They intend to continue in the lumber
business as heretofore. but Just where
their mill will he located has not been
| determined. 1t will probably be on the
Chase lot near the grist mill. This Will
| make a lively place In that section OF
the village. Another result will he
lake which will make motor boating feas'
ible. probably as far UP the river AS Rich
mond, and afford fine location for surn'
mer homes and winter sports. 1t shoulf
also be means OF bringing big indus
tries here as in no place in the stat
will IL be possible to purchase powe'
cheaper and the railroad transportation
Of the best
The funeral Of Mrs s. .. TeachoI Il
was held az her late home sunday
afternoon a, two o'clock. Mrs. Teachs
out was born in this town and had spent
most of her life here She was married
TO Mr. Teachout 10 years ago last May
She had been member Of the Congrega.
| tional Church for many years.
Mrs Margaret Mcmahon, widow OF
| Michael McMahon. died Monday morn'
| ing after being III since February -
| Death was due to leakage Of the heart.
| She had been in poor health for sometime
| Mrs. McMahon was born In Ireland ana
came to Vermont when about Ave years
old living nrst in Bolton. She was i
| daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| sheean. Mr.. Mcmahon died about u
wears ago. Mrs. Mcmahon Is survived ~
four sons, Daniel OF Wiliston. Thomas of
| burlington. Larry. who IS in the West.
and Patrick OF this place. and one daush-
ter. Mrs Julia Sheean of Springfield.
Mass. A sister, Mrs. Knapp, resides in
| New York state and also brother
| Thomas while another brother Patrick
f,,p
he held at the Church OF the Holy Family
! this morning.
The institute to he held in the Baptist
| Church the afternoon and evening OF
March 8 is beginning to arouse interest
! In the surrounding towns and larIa
delegations are expected. The speakers
will he DR. w. z. Witter of Boston, tho
| Rev. DR.. Dawson and the Rev. James
$. Braker OF burlington I.aymen prom
inent in the State convention are also
expected The ladies Of the local church
will provide supper.
| The Ladies Home Circle Of the Metho-
dist Church will entertain the members
Of the congregation and Sunday school 81
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Jennings Friday afternoon and evening.
! AT the annual meeting Of the ladies'
Social Union at the home OF Mrs. w,
! G. Stevens Tuesday. officers were
elected as follows President. Mrs
David Marvin vice president Mrs
Gilbert Harris. secretary ana treas
urer, Mrs. Marvin Chapman Mrs.
Dean Niele sang several select lions
The past year has been the most sue
cessful since the society was reorgan-
lied.
+. ]. Coughlin, who has been night
operator at the Central Vermont or
flee here. has gone 10 Montpelier juno
ton and Il. l.. Ashley of Milton takes