Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-22


poeuf ia in Westport, ~ ". with her
husband.--The condition of Carl. son
OF George Pilger. is not improved
Hattie. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Leo
Iarrow, is recovering from her recent
illness.-The Rev. Dr. J. r. Coleman
Of Rutland was the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs. s. S. Cobb yestcrday.--On ac-
count of the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. L. A. Vezina. no Ash wednesday
services were held at st. Peters
Church Yesterday.
BRISTOL.
The Lawrence Memorial library will be
closed washingtons birthday. February
Pr. l.. Hasseltne has finished work
for a casket company In Meredith. N. H..
and Is at home--Miss Florence Lavonche
Is seriously lilo. II. Plain was in Bur
,ington over Sunday to visit his wife.
who ;s there for medical treatment. Will
liam I,adoo while coming from Rocky
/ Dale to the village Friday evening was
thrown from his sleigh. breaking his hip.
"A II. Brown was in Rutland Friday
7 r Wills is seriously Ill at his home
m Ems. street-O. 3. Wells OF Burling-
ton. G. H. Pecue of Ferrisburg and J. NJ.
Jones and daughter of Warren were In
town Saturday.
A Frances Willard Memorial meeting
will be held in the Baptist Church sun
day evening. February %. under the
auspices OF the W. G. r. L. Superintend-
Ont ]. ~ Barss of the Vermont Indus
trial school will deliver an address,
J George circuit. who was called here last
| week by the death Of his mother return
| ed to Hartford, Conn. saturday. HIS
| father. G. Il. circuit. accompanied him
| for an indefinite stay.--lIarvey circuit
| has returned to Mile Junction, Me. and
| Mrs. Charlotte King to 3oston.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Elmer Jennings were in Panton
| over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Ste
| vens and daughter, Cornela. and Neil
| Sumner of Cornwall were in town Sun
dav.-F. S. Mathewson and r. G. Brady
went to Montreal yesterday John st.
George and Miss Mary Colby, both OF
this town. we're united in marriage Sat
urday afternoon at st. Amhrose's Church
by the Rev. +. J. Doheny Monday morn
| Ing at nine o'clock in st. Ambrose $
Church Frank A. Tighter Of Cornwall
and Miss Marie A. Duclos Of Lincoln
were united in marriage by the Rev. p
| j. DOheny.-Mr and Mrs. George Glas-
sor of Muskeson, Mich. were over-Sun-
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs. II. c. f.
Bristol.-Mrs. Otto Moor. whose death
occurred in Burlington Sunday evening
| will he remembered by the older residents
of this town as former resident. =
George Sumner, who has been farming
In Shelburne the past year, will return
here March 1.--William Ladoo, who hac
his hip broken Saturday. was taken Il
a Burlington hospital Monday.
Walter c. Dunton Post No. 10. G
A. r.. have presented the Lawrence
Memorial library with copy of tht
life of Abraham Lincoln by Noal
Brooks.-Miss Nellie Harlow is il
Proctor. Augusta Clark wa!
called home from Randolph Saturda!
by her soninlaw breaking his leg
The mill yards in town are gettins
in a large stock of logs.--Asa Will
died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Henry Sears. Monday of old age
He was born in Canada. He was sup
posed 10 be 100 years old The fun
eral was held at the house yesterda
afternoon at two O'Clock.
+. r. Dickerman will attend tn
, annual convention of the Vernon
State Bankers association at Montpel
icr to-day.-The funeral OF Asa Will
was held at his home Yesterday after
noon. The Rev. Il. r. Stone officiatet
The bearers were c. w. Norton, II.
iNarney. G. w. Small and f. r. Burrit
The interment was in Greenwoo,
cemctery.--Letters unclaimed in III
post office February 10 were for Mr..
&. A. IIelton. James Bird and Barnc
, Shedrick.-Mrs. V. l.. Perkins Of Wa
terhury has been called here again b
the illness of her mother, Mrs. q. !
Palmer.