Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25
JERICHO.

The funeral Of Mrs. Thorp. who died
Saturday afternoon after a long illnesA
with Brights disease and comolio atoms.
was held Tuesday afternoon from her
| home and the burial was in the Genie
terry here.--The Rev \. C. Nutting has
gone to Montg omery and Will return the
latter part of the week accompanied by
his wife and two dauChters-Mrs. r. :.
Tomlinson and Miss Lulu Lincoln were
in Burlington Saturday.-Nliss Florence
Buxton took part In Mrs. Arkey's re-
cita at Underh!ll Friday evening. Sew
era from here attended, Mrs. H J. Dos-
any is reported more comfortable Her
sister Mrs. Parizo of Essex Junction.
Is with her this weeS.-Dr Burnett of
Underhill is in attendance upon Mrs. l.,
+. Wilbur and her sister. Mrs Juli.
Moulton. who are both ill-Miss Carrie
Pettngill spent Sunday in Essex.-Mr
and Mrs. Flint of Underhil spent SUNDAY
In town.-Dr. and Mrs. c. a. Pease. who
have been visiting his parents, went Sat
urday to ST. Adams to spend Sunday with
| the parents of Mrs. Pease, Mr.. and Mrs
Stranahan-Miss Susan Paige, who has
| been visiting her aunt and grandmother.
Mrs. L. G. Rice and Mrs. John Written,
has returned to St Albans.-Miss Edith
Derby was the guest OF the Misses SAT-
fords over Sunday.
L. c. Stevens received a telegram Mon
day telling of the critical illness of hs
brother. Charles Stevens In McCloud. AL
| berta.-At a meeting OF the boys OF tina
CONGREGATIONAL Church held Friday even-
ing they became an organized SundaH
school class with the following officers:
President, Harold Whitcomb; vice-presi-
dent, Ralph Brigham: secretary, Donald
! Perciva,: treasurer. Carl Day Miss Mary
Mcmahon opened her school in Stevens
vile Monday morning Mrs. Sisters and
daughter Lila. were In Burlington SAT-
urday Howard Dnsler has finished
work for II C Hanley, where he has
been through sugarng and has beGup
work for II. T Chase.-iiomer Wilder -
iUl-H. T Chase was in Burlington Mon
day.-On account of the high water Bun
| toms mill was shut down Tuesday Tho
| toms mill was shut down Tuesday w.
X Curtis has been making interior res
PAIRS on his residence NJ. \. Bullock
from the Center was in charge Of the
| work.
| Mrs Maria Breed of Ashby Mass. ia
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. ThomaS
Ruxton. and other relatives here.-Mr.
and Mrs b. H. Day, Miss Dorothy Day
| land Carl Day and Mrs c, II, Palmer spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. b. c Hawleyl
and made an afternoons visit in the sugar,
| camp Miss Lucy Rawson came from
Washington. D. G. Monday on account OF
the illness of her mother.-Mrs. y. c.
| Nutting and two daughters arrived Wed-
nesday from Montgomery Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs Finda Thorp were held {
Iher home Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock The Rev. a ". Sturgis of tina
| Methodist Church, of which she was y
member. officiated \ part Of the Metho-
dist choir r T. Percival, Mr. and Mrs.
IC. c Buxton and Mrs. NJ \.
Bullock with Mrs ], T. Narney. as
| organist furnished music The bearers
were d, f. Rood. e. r. Varney, l., +.
Wilbur. o. H. Brown Thomas Adrien and
W. p. Curtis. The burial was in the
cemetery here. Mrs. Thorp came to this
town from New York state several year =
ago and since lived here in the village.
She was twice married, Mr. Thorp dying
but few months ago. She leaves n son
and daughter Allen Ches moro. who lived
with his mother and Mrs Jennie Rheil Of