Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fogg in Topsllcld |
Mass. Mr. togg who formerly was here |
ON the state farm, is now manager of
a farm in Topsncld.-Mrs. Rucl Baldwin
and daughter, Ruella, of Montpelier have |
been the guests of her grandparents Mr. |
and Mrs Henry Gabrce
one of the most successful fairs in the
history of St Andrews Church closed
Saturday cvening.-The Rev w, l..
Bolcourt was i'm South Rycgate Friday
night, whore he lcctured on the Boy
Scout work in the interests Of the state
Y. NJ. G. A. The views used by state
Secretary Byron Clark were shown with
the stcrcoptiCon. Mr.. Boicourt also car
rlcd implements for Roy Scout work, like
the rubbing sticks and lariat. He has
put n good deal of study into this line
Of work and is thoroughly convcrsant
with its methods. Mrs. Krus, who has
been at the Minard sanitarium, has been
moved to the home OF Mrs. Morse on
Nigh streot--1Icnry Edwards is i'll at his
homo in Colbyvlle with typhoid fever
Jr Webster is in charge Of the Scabury
warehouse Mt the village during his i'll
ness.-Mr and Mrs George Plumb of
Mortified have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Morse.
The social evening in the odd Fellows
hall Monday under the auspices Of Emcr-
aid Rcbckah Lodge, No 80, was n pleas
ant affair and well attended. The pro-
gram was I'm charge of Mrs Il. J.
knowles, noble grand, and was as fol-
lows: Plano solo, Miss Flora Boycc; vo-
cal solos. Mrs. +. G. Hill; reading, Miss
IOuie Somcrville vocal solo, Il. G. Mil
Ter; violin obligato. Miss Gertrude Miller;
vocal SOLO Mrs e. Il. JoslYn. Accom-
panlsts were Mrs +. T.. Atkins Miss
Ethel Miller and Mrs. r. f. Palmer, Jr.
THE funeral Of Mrs John Shambo was
held at St. Andrews Church Monday
morning The direct cause of her death
was cholera morbus although she had
been in failing health for sometime'and
for three months had been at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Frank Layassc.
Emily Mercy was born i'm South Hero
January s, 1882 About 60 years ago she
married John Shambo and for 20 years
they lived in Waterbury on High street.
Beside her aged husband she is survived
by the following sons ana daughters:
John Shambo William Shambo and Mrs.
Arthur Ashley of Bristol, Conn., Edward
Shambo Of WashingtOI. -. G., Fred
Shambo ana George Shamho of Derby.
Conn, Louis Shambo, Mrs. Frank La
vase and Mrs. Newell Blair of Water
bury. There are also several grandchl-
dren and ~ great-grdndchildrcn. Among
those from out of town to attend the
funeral were Fred Shamho Of Derby,
Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Trovoll of Essex and
Miss White of MONTPELIER The Roy. y.
off
Mr.. Woodrow. Mr.. Billings. Raymond
Tatro and John Sevony.-NIrs. V. l.. Per-
lilns is confined to the house The condl-
ton of J. L. Crossctt continues to i'm
provc.-Miss Frcda Tarbeu is detained
from school by illncss.-Miss Kathleen
lie Barron has returned to Barrc.-Dr.
George Clark of Long Branch. Long Is
land n guest Monday of Dr. and
Mrs. j. f. Clair.-Mr. and Mrs Il. a.
Campbell have moved into the rooms
over Smith and Somervilles store, vacat-
I'd by Mrs. Stranahan.
DR.. 7. j. Allen, who takes the place of
DR.. Goodrich at the Vermont State hos-
ptal comes with the best Of recon-
mcndations. DR.. Allen is a South Royal
ton hoy and fitted for college at Mont
pclier Seminary, graduating there in 1906
He was graduated from the medical de-
partmcnt Of the University Of Vermont
| I'm 1872 ana has since been house surgeon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. Dr.
Goodrich, whose position Or. Allen takes,
| now goes into general practice here and
| to specialize In nose and throat. He is
now settled in the office in the Minard
Souitarium. Nora Downey. who while
! throwing snow balls in play with other