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

and received into the Baptist Church
Sunday morning.--Miss Edith d. Der
by returned Saturday evening from a |
short visit In johnson at the homo Of |
her mother, Mrs. ]. 9. Derby.--Mrs. |
Martha Reminston, who has been Ill |
for two weeks, IL able TO be out.--Miss
NJ. Dorothy Day left Monday evening
for Chicago, where she Ii to attend
sehooi.-Isaac Chase Of e. Adams ID
In town.-Mrs. Daniel OKane Of Bur.
lington has boon visiting at tho homo
Of her father, Charles Roavey. ar.--
Miss Florence Buxton was the guest
over Sunday Of Miss Marion Jackson
at Mallctts Bay.-Mrs. Edna (Haskins)
Pettio and nephew. Herbert Haskins.
who have been visiting for two weeks
at =. W. Pease's. returned to Boston
saturday.-The death Of Mrs. Evelyn
(Gleason) Lowry occurred Monday
noon at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur c. Brown.--Mr and Mrs Mar.
shall Bushey Of Howard. r. l.. are
spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc.
Gee.--Mrs. L. c Rice acted as organist
Mt the Baptist Church Sunday morning
in the absence of the regular organist.
Miss Florence Buxton.-At the annual
meeting of the Cemetery association.
held at L. +. Wilbur's. the following
Officers were elected for the year:
President, L. +. Wilbur; secretary, +.
r. Williams treasurer. Mrs Mary
Balch; trustees, b. II. Day, C. r. Var
ney and b. c. Hawley; sexton. L. c.
Stevens The permanent fund Is s1,163.-
II and the general fund $46366. The
expense for caring for the cemetery
during the year was SS0.79. During
the year there were Is burials. 10 OF
them n-residents.-Miss Hazel Pet
tingill was at home over Saturday and
Sunday from Essex, where she teaches
Mrs. Andrew Richie, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Horatio +.
Chase, has returned to Sutton. Mass,
accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Lackey. who Is in her 93rd year
and who has been spending the sum-
mer with Mrs Chase.-Isaac Chase re-
turned Monday to st. Albans.-Mrs.
Rufus Cunningham of Burlington and
daughter. Mrs. Fred Wiley, of New
York, have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Almour.-AIrs. Dennie T.. Rood
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Morton II.
Whitney, in Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs. Car
men Brush and son. Leo. of Fletcher
and Mrs. Carrie Westbrook of Seattle
Wash. spent Sunday at Lorenzo w
Rice's Miss Bessie Percival was al
home from Essex Junction over Sun
, day-Mr and Mrs. William Chase OF
North Cambridge and Mrs. George
IIumes and Miss Mary Trewand of Au-
, burn. Mass, have been at II. T. Chase's
will give an entertainment in Schoo
Z hail Tuesday evening, October 1. under
the auspices of the Phlathea class OF
young ladies of the Baptist Sunday
school.-On account of the uncompleted
repairs on the Congregational Church
the regular monthly social is to be omit
tcJ.-The death of Mrs. Evalyn (Glea
som Lowry occurred Monday at 1890 a.
tho home Of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
C. Brown, following long illness from
cancer. Mrs. Lowry was in her GOtf
year. having been born in this tow
80 years ago last May. Forty-one year:
ago this month she was united in mar
riage with Oliver j. Lowry, a member
of one Of Jerichos oldest and bes
. known families. They went to live upor
= the Lowry farm and their entire live.
were spent in this town. The faml,
= were prominent in church work. boti
being members of the Methodist Church
in rnderhlll. Mr.. Lowry's death occur
: red 10 years ago. At that time he wa,
= largely engaged in the production o.
honey. probably having the larges
= apiary in the State and being a leade
=. Of the Vermont grange. They had on
son. Burr who died in infancy. Earl!
- in 1911 Mrs. Lowry started West 70
= an extended visit with relatives, wa
. taken ill., underwent an operation an'
:, as soon as able. early in the fall o
. the same YEAR returned home. Fo
:, more than year she had been con
= fined TO her bed. and had borne he
long period of suffering patiently. On
brother. Irving r. Gleason, and a grea
:, aunt. Mrs. Mary Powell. both of thi
n town, survive. The funeral was he'll
!, at her late home Wednesday afternoo
!, at two o'clock and the burial was /
- the family plot here in the village GENE
-, tery.-L. II. Inglehart of Chicago ha
a begun work for II. T. Chase. He is t
-, move into the upper rooms of Anso
Il Fields tenement on Church street.
Miss Lucy Rawson, who has been {
Il Monday to Washington. d. c.. where sh
4 Is fitting herself for mission work.-Tt
J. Rev. J. T. Buzzell and Mr.. and Mr.
n stephen +. Curtis are in attendance
the Baptist State convention In st. johns
n bury this week.-Mrs.. ]. p. Hunter ar
family expect to move to Burlinglc
about the middle OF October.-The cond
ton Of Mrs. Sophia White. one OF the oil
le est ladies Of the village. who has bee
y in poor health. Is much improved.-kc
r. Kimball is working for Charles F. Reav
q Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Splain and your
T. son. who have been at the home or NJ
= parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. MCGEE, r
ID turned Tuesday to ST. Albans-Mr. ar
q. Mrs. w. r. Buxton returned Monda
"a from Malletts Bay.-Mrs. +. s. Tominsc
is visiting In Bristol-The Rev. C.
Nutting has received news of the serio,
Illness of his father In Worcester, Mass.
John Tarbox. who has been III. is impro
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Dudley OF Beri
Mass. are guests of Mrs. Edgar Barbe
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur were in Blu
lrgton Wedncsday.-W c. jackson
re having weeks vacation from his dut
in Wil!ams's drug store-Mrs N.
20 Goodwin has returned from Willisto
IN where she visited her sister. Mrs. Harl
y Fay.
- UNDERHILL.
p The funeral of Mrs. o. j. Lowr,
It, was held from her late residence We
~ nesday at geo p. IN. Interment was