Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-06

E, Avery.--The condition If Amos y.
Needham is improving. Mrs c. II. Mar
shall returned Saturday from a weeks
visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Thompson of Shelburnc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hartwell of Addison are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. =. G. Russell Miss Clara
Goodrich has returned from u months
vaca ton visit in Bennington and Rut
land.--Thomas Snyder and son. Bernar1,
visited therwife and motherat the Fanny
Allen hospital, Winoosk Sunday.--The
condition of Mary Danyow does not in,-
prove.Wesley Murdoch of Middlebury
is spending Il few days in town.-Miss
Martha Hawkins has returned frNm the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
where she underwent an operation for
pendicitis--Clarence Wende has given
up his position as chef at the stevens
House and returned to his home in Pitts
ford.--J. Il. Danyow visited in Burlins-
ton Saturday Charles 1Iartwell AMI y.
c. Russell were in Bristol SaturdaJ.
Henry Danyow, a prominent farmer
and well known citizen, died Sunday
evening at his home in West Ferris
burg after about two weeks Illness
from the results Of a paralytic shock,
- g..
IN Canada and came to this country while
quite young ana passed most of his life
in Ferrisburg. Besides a wife he is
survived by four sons, George of North
Forrisburg, John of Addison and Henry
and Walter of Ferrisburg; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mathew Tatro of Panton,
Mrs. Ernest Bodette of this city, Mrs.
Louis Whyman OF Ferrisburg ana
Mrs Peter Aunchman of Shelburne:
five brothers, William Dauyow of
North Granville, y Y, George Dan
VOW of Brattleboro. Hartwell Danyow
of East Mildlebury, Oliver and Joseph
Danyow OF Ferrisburg; four sisters,
Mr.. David Duquctte and Mrs. Frank
Lnrrow of Chicopee Falls. Mass, Hrs.
oliver Hanks and Mrs. Andrew Sears
Of Ferrisburg The funeral was held
at St. Peters Church, of which he
was n member Wednesday morning.
Or T. G. Phelps and sister. Mrs. Alice
Preston, have returned from North
Adams, Mass where they were called
To attend the funeral of their brother
in-law, II. b. Potter, of East Orange,
n. IA daughter was born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Morse of larry
town, n. Y Mrs. Morse will be re-
membered as the daughter If Post
Master and Mrs. Thomas Mack-D c.
Sanborn of Richford is guest at the
Norton House.-Mrs. IT, G. Herricll
went Saturday to Middlebury for a
few days visit to her sisters, the
Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol.--I. NJ.
Moore, who has been employed at the
stevens House, has gone to Burling-
ton, where he has a position as porter
at the Van Ness TIouse.-Mrs. George
II. Bora left Monday on visit to
her sister Mrs. -. f. Manning. and
other relatives in Boston--J -. VAN
derhoof and family have returned u
Burlington after a visit to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. u. j. Wander
hoof.-Dstrict Deputy Grand War
den of the state visited Ncrgennes
Lodge, New England order Of Protec-
ton, at their regular meeting at
/ Grange hall Wednesday evenng.-Miss
Ruth Nanderhoof of Burlington passed
| sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID j. Nanderhoof.-Mrs l. G. Whitford
and Mrs. Chauncy BiSbee returned sun
day from IA few days visit to relatives
IN Burlington.-Dr. Edward Pilon has
erected a granite monument to the
memory of Augustine Richards in the
| family lot in st. Peters Church Gene
tery.-llarold st. Peters daughter and
son visited his wife Sunday in Mary
! Fletcher hospital Notwithstanding
condition of Amos Needham remains
about the same.
! Arthur Burroughs arrested Monday
night by city Sheriff FRED Lebeau was
brought before Municipal Judge james
DonoWity of NIddlebury Tuesday morn
ing at the office of States Attorney +. w.
futile on a search warrant issued by
Justice G. f. O. Ilimball. on a charge
of stealing grain from Andrew rrudo.
| The respondent waived examination and
| was bound over in the SIM of 500 for his
appearance at the December term of the
! county court Failing to obtain bail
Burroughs was taken tothe Jail at Middle
/ bury Tuesday noon.-George +. kim
ball. who has been passing several
weeks at the Kimball cottage at Mile
point. Lake Champaign, has returned to
Boston,-Wiliam Danyow Of Mort Gran
Vile, Hartley DanYow of East Middle
| bury and George Danyow of Brattleboro
are in town. called here by the death of
their brother, Henry Danyow.-- ]. Rem
aud went Monday on a business trip 10
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from a two months visit TO her brother,
John James and her aunt. Mrs John
Wilson, Of South Norwalk Conn, and
relatives in New Haven, Conn.--Miss
| katherine Dillon, who has been visiting
Mrs. Timothy Dillon, has returned tC
MiddlcburY.-Andrew Nero of Rouses
Point visited his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
John Daigneault, Monday-Samuel T.
| Pearson Of Burlington called on friends
in town Tuesday.-John Boettner of
| Boston called on friends in town Monday
Miss William Lawrence has returned
from Il visit of several weeks in Massa-
chusetts.-M.s Rhea Patno has gone tc
Morrisvile, where she has position ir
the printing office OF l.. p. Thayer Miss
Rhea Patno was given surprise party
| Friday evening by number of her
friends at the rooms of Miss Hattie Cor,
mia on Main street, Games We're played
and q chaiins dish supper was served
The first prize was won by Miss Hattie
Cormia ana the second by Mis- Beatrice
Daniels. Francis Won Groll is at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs, John II. Don
nelly,-Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette ant
Mrs. Frank Larrow of Chicopee Falls
| Mass, were called here Monday by tn,
death of Henry Danyow.
The funeral of Henry Danyow was helC
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock at St
Peters Church. The Rev. L. A. Vezin'
ofcated. The bearers were JOSEPH
Daigncault. c. II. Caissc Albert Larrov
and Frank Gee OF this city, AleXande
Aunchman of Middlebury and william