Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02

meet with Mrs. e c. Russell october T. ,
The Peerless orchestra will give a
dance ut the Akeey Memorial building
Friday evening.
MORRISVlLI.E.
Sarah Gertrude Freer. I'd, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. r Freer. was born i'm !
Morrstown August 81. 1908 and died Sep /
tcmbcr %, 1913, after Il brief illness with
cholera morbus Her little life was fun
of sunshine The funeral services were
held at the house Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. c. \. Rency of Johnson officiating.
Clarence Day has purchased the LcRov
Eaton farm known as the Burbank farm
Mrs. Rosepha Palmer of johnson is a |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. small
Mrs. George Blair Of Joncsville came Fri
day evening to visit her parents, NJ and
Mrs Charles Noe.-Mrs. Alice Marston
returned Thursday evening from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she under
went an opcration.-Mrs. G. :. Stancif
was called to Malone. n. Y. Friday on
account OF the serious illness of her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Herbert Wescott. - Mrs
~. +. Rood and Mrs. Mary o. Balch Of
Jericho are visiting their hrother-in-la law
julius Bliss Mr. and Mrs O. G. Jones
went to Johnson saturday, remaining over
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. Porter-R f. Bonner, vino is pass
ling the summer at Samoset, went to
Boston Saturday for short staY.--Dr.
Lloyd e. Robinson and Harold Dodge
went to Burlington Saturday. remaining
lover Sunday.-Mrs. q. NJ. Powers went to
burlington Saturday to see her sister.
Mrs. Lane, who soon goes to Dcs Moincs,
Iowa. to lcsido.-Mls. John stiles of Mid
idleburN came Friday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. :. X. BraCkett.-Mrs.
jTuliper moved Friday from johnson to
! the Peck house ON Congress street, which
| she recently purchased.-Mrs. John l..
Moves Of Hardwick is making an extend
| cd stay with her daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace.-Thc funeral
| of Donald Robert, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Smith, was held Thursday
Afternoon, the Rev. w. T. Best Ofiiciat-
Iing.-Nrs Alexander Bathlec has return
/ ed to iiardWck after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh WallaCe.-P. r. Davis has
completed work at the Union Granite com
pany's sheds and begun work AT the
Mould stone shed.-Mrs Felix Burnor,
her daughters, Misses Mamie and Nettie,
and son, Alberton, went to their former
home at Jcffcrsonvile Friday for a few
Idays.-Mrs NJ. j. Leach and father.
Edison Pinncy. of Wolcott were guests
Friday of Miss May Chase.-Nrs Ada
Semmis Of New York and Mrs. Richard
Roberts Of Alburg are visiting their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waite.
Julius Bundy died at three o'clock
Saturday morning after an illness Of four
weeks with odema of the brain. Funeral
services We're held Monday at 200 p. m,
the Rev. II. u. Cranmer officiating. Inter-
ment was in Pleasant View cemetery,
George 4. Cheney, !. \. lie Baron J,
Henry Atkinson and II. j. Fisher were
the bearers. Julius Albert Bundy. son
of Harris and Harriet Copp Bundy, was
born in Molrstown october 70, 1896. his
whole life having been passed in town
, with the exception of from 1860 10 lS6S
. when he was employed ia western Massa-
,chusctts. February 10. 1873, he married
, LYDIA MacManmon of Bakersfeld whC
died August q. 1888. From this union one
. daughter was born, Mrs. Harriet Bundy
, Morton of Worcester, Mass. Mr. Bund!
, was united IN marriage second time
! May n, 1897, with Miss May Barns OF
Bakersfield. who with his daughter, Mrs
NInrton, survive him For some over p
years Mr. Bundy followed farming, NOV
ing from his farm on Randolph road tc
Norr!sYile, whore he has since resided
Those from ont Of town who were here
! Monday to attend the funeral were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. II
; u Oviti. MI and Mrs. Il. ID. Gilbert
: Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Barnes, Mr.. ant
70 Ms r. W. Barnes. Mrs. w. G. Whitney
. Of bakersfield; Mrs w. Z. Knight o.
IC,. II Its Mnrtn n
' Worcester, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. s. r
n Waite Of Hyde Parh
Mrs VI. W. Carlton returned Tuesda,
u evening from a visit with her parents
g at Orleans.-Mrs. Sarah Lunt has re
u turned from two weeks visit n
e Willoughby-Mrs G. w. stevens o
- Walden is a guest Of her cousins, MI
- ,nnd Mrs. Duncan McDonald.--The con
x dltion of Charles white still continue
s to improve.-A. +. Austin has left oi
u a trip to Ottawa.-Mrs. Ellen Gallul
Y is i'll with pneumonia.-Mis Alic
. Smith is i'll at the home of her parents
l. Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Smith.-Mrs. A. W
IS Fuge. with the assistance of her moth
y err. Mrs, c. r. Kent, Of Burling
y ton is packing her household good
:. ready to put into storage
e left Wednesday for Mills Mass
o where they will be guests q
his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs
l. George Cook.-The Unity class wi
l. meet with Miss Edna Slayton Monda
R, evening,-Edward Story left Wednes
+ day for a few days in Boston.-Dr an
,s Mrs. j. Frank Jackson have returne
# from a visit at Woodsville n. H. wit
y his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mr.
y, d. r. Rouhan, and brother and wifi
- Mr.. and Mrs, Willis Jackson.-L.
Eaton, who has been employed in IN
Messenger office for four years, ha
=. resigned his position and expects to &
W soon to Watertown, Mass, for the pun
"a pose of educating his five-year-ol
IN son, Charles, at the Perkins lnstitui
&c for the Blind.-Mrs. H. S. Keller an
H. Mrs. Frank Shippy left Wednesday fc
10 Dorchester, Mass, where they will