Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-25
VERGENNES.

Tho funeral or Miss Mildred Trcdo was
held sunday morning At st. Peter 5
church, the Rev. l.. ~ Vc2iua ohlciaL Ting
'rhe bearers We're: Alderman Henry
Norris, city Sheriff Fred Lebeau. Fred
Miller and Robert January. Intcrment
was I'm ST. Peters Church cemctcrv-
Donald Norton of Dartmouth is passing
the holidays here-Miss Helen Stuart
has gone 10 Orwell for a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Ladukc. after which
he Will visit her mother in Boston-Ntrs.
T.. G. Norton, daughtcr, Miss Ruth Nor
ton, and son, John Norton, left Monday
ior Chicago to visit her sister, Mr. l..
w. Nelman and from there will go To
Milwaukee 10 visit another sister during
the holidays s--Richard Preston, who has
been confined to the house for two
weeks, is able to be out.--Alfrod Blair
made a business trip to Rutland Saturday
night. Mrs. w. y. Woodman has return
I'd from visit to her son. Dana l..
Woodman, of New Yorl; and her sons,
Staunton and William, at Yale.-Narston
IIaviland has gone TO New York to visit
his parents.-Mrs. F.. NJ, Collins Of Bur
lington visited in town Frday.-Mrs. VI.
G. Morrison, who has been spending
month with her son, NJ. NJ. Morrison. has
returned to Canton, y. Y-Mrs Bertha
Burridge, teacher in the high school, is
spending her vacation in Randolph
Julia Woodman of Brandon Is visiting
her parents.-Miss Tessie Powers has
gone to Bellows Falls to spend the holi-
days.--Miss May McPhilomy has gone to
Rutland for a two weeks Visit.-Miss
Mary Bresnahan is passing two weeks
with her parents in Proctor.-Niss Luna
j, Spencer of Ferrsburg was In this city
Saturday.-Clarence Barrows. student
at the Austine Institute, Brattleboro, is
passing the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Barrows.-Mrs
Samuel Booth has gone to Newark. n. j..
TO visit her brother. Stiles a. Tuttle.-
Staunton and William Woodman of Yale
are visiting their parents. Mr., and Mrs
". d. Woodman.-John L. Harding has
gone to Hudson Fails n. Y, for two
weeks-Mrs. Alice J. Scott of Burlington
IS visiting Mrs W d, Woodman.-State
Senator and MIs Robert McCuen have
returned from Boston.-Miss Edna Wilder
has gone 20 New Haven TO pass the hol!-
days with her mother.
Miss Mildred T,edo died Thursday aft
tENOOn at the nome ol HtT ldtntI' IuTleS
Tredo, after a lingering illness from tu-
herculosis, aGed IS years Shs leaves a
father, two brothero, William and Ber-
rsrd Trcdo of this city; three Msters.
Mrs Aiine Newton Of Lynn. Mass. Mrs.
Chester Jordan and mss Matte Tredo of
thie city. Tho funeral was held Satur-
day morning az St. Psaer's Church
Mrs Joseph LaFcuntain died Monday
morning after a general breaking up
OF the system, aged about Sc years. She
is survived by two sons. Samuel and
William TN,do of this city. two daugh-
ters. Mrs Mary Minor OF ST Adams and
Irs. Delta Turcotte OF Pawtucieo., r. I,
The funeral was hold Wednesday
morning at ST. Peters Church--Bud Cal
houn OF MiddleburN visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Hanks has gone TO Chico
pee Falls, Mass, to visit her sister, Mira
David Duquett ttee.-L. NJ. Moore of BUr-
!ington visited in town SUNDAY. y.-Mrs
returned to North Hudson. n Y, after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Lee NJ. Deyoe
Harold w. Day, who is attending an
| AGRICULTURAL college at Wlnona Lake,
Ind, Is passing the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs r. w. Day.-W.
II. Warner has returned from Montpelier,
whore he has been attending the tele-
phone hearing. William Lateral of Bris-
| tol is visiting Mrs. 5. LalTow, Mrs A
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