Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08
WATERBURY.

Sunday at their home at DuXbuly
Corners Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gabree cele-
hrated the Goth anniversary of their mar
rage. They were married in Georgia Feb
ruary 4. 1862. Thirteen children have been
Lorn to them, only four of whom are w
ing. These are Edward Gabree, William
Gabree, G.. Egbert Gabree and Mrs. Ellen
Mills. all of Montpelier and all present yes
terday with their families MIR. and Mrs
Gahree have had 10 grandchildren and
four Observation-Disclosures. He Will he n
IN Nay and Mrs. Gabree % on the nth
Henry Gahree is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gabree of Georgia. OF a family
of L. boys. three brothers are living. Sias
Gabree of this place. Edgar Gahree Of
Georgia. and Charles Gabree of Milton
Mrs. Glbree, Zoa Baker. was the daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baker of this
town. Mr.. Baker was "A blacksmith. OF
a family Of seven girls. three others are
living Mrs. Frank Beach of North Haven
Conn., Mrs Joseph Gahrce of Georgia.
and Mrs Charles Rumhuow of Middle
bury MIR. and Mrs Gahree began keep
ing house in Georgia and have lived in
that town. Waterbury and Duxbury. Have
lived in their present home about y years.
Gabrec has been a woman of great In
dustry and many family has her
to thank for aid during some emer-
cencv. She is stll able to help in fam-
lies. who are the Thrill generation of
those from whom she has labored. Many
friends from all over tho state sent good
wishes fov continued happiness.-The
MERRY Maids" club composed of
1, tt..-
vi the town. are sewing and helping in
clothing some of the children who other
wise could not attend school-1fichard
Dcmorilt has returned from randolph
and reports a large acreage of corn and
squash secured for the branch factory OF
the Demeritt & Palmer Pkg. Co,-Roy =
Dcmoriit. who was i'll the first of the
week. is able to be out.
Frank Wells. AGED - years. died at
the home of his mother. Mrs. JuH Wells
January 80. He has been afflicted with
Bright's disease for some time but only
few knew OF his serious illness, being
stricken with pieuro-pneumonia tew
days ago, which disease caused his death
Mr.. Wells was n painter by trade ana
an industrious young man a long rs MS
health would permit He "aa horn IN
Waterbury, educated here and this place
has always been his home. lie is sur
yiVed by his mother, three sisters, MIS-
BESSIE Dow Of Wilimantic. Conn, Mrs
| Nellie Soule Of Fairfield and Mrs. George
| Miller of Westheld. and two brothers.
! G. f.. Wells Of Springfield. Mass. and
George II. Wells Of this place. Tho fun-
| eral was held Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock from his late home, the Rev.
". L. Boicourt officiating.
Judge and Mrs l.. NJ. Harvey ana
daughter of Montpelier were GUESTS Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Knight sunday
Miss Stella Griffith is unable to attend
school because of illness The llypatia
| club will meet with Miss Alice Soahnry
| Friday afternoon study club OF
the Woman's Missionary society of The
/ CONGREGATIONAL Church met with Mrs l..
/ II. Elliott yesterday afternoon. subject,
"Confucianism MIR. and Mrs. w u.
Clark entertained the camping club
at dinner Tucsday.-Thc Itas club
is to he entertained by Mrs. r. T.,
KNIGHT at the Waterbury Inn Friday
evening OF this week,-Mrs. Sauires and
son Of Richmond were guests over Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Avery.
News has been received of the sudden
death OF Mrs. kyie of New York, Mrs
Kyle was the mother of Mrs. f. r.
kellogg Donald and Harold Lease are
quarantined with chcNcn-poX. Merrill
Darling is visiting his aunt. Mrs Will
liams. in Providence, II. IT, Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Wallace are in Syracuse, y w.
where they are visiting Mrs. Wallace
sisters. The condition of Michael MaloneN
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