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

Miss Clara J. Brown died Friday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
kingsiand after a five days illness with
ple'ro pneumonia, aged 81 years. Miss
Brown was the teacher in the ninth
grade OF the Vergennes graded school
ana this was her second year in a posi-
t'on that she filled with much ability.
she was woman of admirable character
ana her genial manner made her many
friends To whom her sudden death was
a great shock She was Il member OF the
congregational Church and of the LAS
You Like 1t" club. She was born in
milton, the daughter OF the late Mr.
anu Mrs. John W. Brown. and has taught
school for the past 20 years She is
survived by one brother. Orvillc w.
| Brown. of Atlantic. Iowa. and two
sisters. Mrs. John clifford of bingham.
Mass, and Miss Jessie o. Brown of
New bedford. Mass. Saturday after
noon the Rev Richard C. Woodbridge
offered prayer at the house and after
wards the body was taken to Milton.
where funeral services were held and
interment made. J. W. BARLEY. A. ".
Norton, n. C.. Hcrrick and Principal j.
&. Walker acted AS bearers and Mrs.
Clifford and Miss Brown. tie two sis
tiers. accompanied the body to Milton.
Among the floral tributes was n spray
OF white roses and white carnations
ron the AS You Like II" club. Il spray
of pink carnations and pink carna ions
| from her class.
| Garno.--The Rev. George f.. Harvey of
| Harrisville. II. l.. has accepted the call
to the passionate OF the Vergennes and
here about March l.
Mrs. Myra Noble died Sunday night
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Perkins from a short illness of bronchial
pneumonia. aged 81 years She is sur.
vived by one sister. Mrs Eliza Field oi
! Fcrrisburg. The funeral was held a,
the house Monday at one o'clock
! The Knights Of Methodism served
supper In the parlors Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church from five to eight
| O'clock Tussday.--Mrs. c. L. Wyman
10 recovering from an attack Of pleurisy
| Horace Tucker died Sunday evening
after . four months illnAss from tuber
culosis. aged d years. lie leaves wife
two daughters, Nellie and Hattie. tire,
sisters. Mrs. Colin Brown and the MIsse.
Della aud jennie Tucker q! BURLINGTON
| four brothers. Osher Tucker OF Derby
| Bert Tucker OF Walthan. and Franco.
| and George Tucker OF Burlington. Tn.
| funeral was held at s.: Peters Churci
| Tuesd0y.-M.ss Lucy Rider of New Yori
| city visited her sister, Mrs. Leon Adami
Sunday.-MarthA May. daughter ~ Mr.
| and Mrs. John Daigncault, died Sunda,
| morning after a weeks illness. aged sever
| years. The funeral services were held n
st. Peters Church Tuesday at 2:a
o'clock.--J. T. Hill Is seriously iil..-Ca
milla, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chcste
Bnrrows. Is seriously III with pneumonia
The LAS You lake It" club met Tuesda
evening with Mrs II. c. Herrick. Fra nj
Maldoon II III.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Myri
Noble were held yesterday afternoon n
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Per
iiins. the Rev. Thomas Davidson OF Eas
Charlotte officiating. Mark and Louis
Peck Of New Haven and Charles an,
Mark Hubbel! OF Charlotte acted a
bearers and interment was in the Peel
buryinR ground at Monkton. Anon,
those present from out of town wer
Mrs a. d. Stearns OF Burlington, Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Hubbell and daughter
Newton OF Fcrrisburg. Mrs Marth
Clark Kellogg. widow of the lat
George Kellogg. died yesterday mornin
at the home OF her son. Walter Keilogg
after an illness Of two years. aged !
years She was born IN Addison an
lived for many years In West Ferris
burg. She was n member OF the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Of Panton Sh
Is survived by one son. Walter Kelloee
OF West FerrisburG, one daughter, Mrs
George Hprague Of Psn,on. ana one sis.
ter. Mrs. Carmellus Barber of Addison
The funeral viii he held nj the hous
Friday at ~ o'clOck.-Mrs. Florence Bar
ton has returned from Maryland wher
she has been visiting friends and ate
spending Tuesday night with her sister
. Mira. q. NJ. Grandey, went yesterday /
Panton TO visit her mother. Mrs J, 7
Iiill.-Wnlter Hanchett OF Moriah. \
. ". Il former resident of this place, VIZ
ted friends In town Tuesday The sup
per served Tuesday evening by tn