Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-29

on his residence and w. j. O'Neil has
added much to the appearance of his
home on Winooski street by putting In a
large dormer window. He has also wired
for electric lights.-E. +. Campbell sold at
public auction Saturday goods for Will
liam Sullivan and Mrs, Ather.-Miss Julia
McGrath died Sunday, aged 81 years.
She is survived by two brothers, william
Of Waterbury and Kennedy of ST. Adams;
and two sisters. Miss Mary McGrath and
Mrs Thomas Reeves of Burlington.
The funeral of Miss Julia McGrath was
held at St. Andrews Church Tuesday
morning at $3.50 with burial in the Cath
ole cemetery at Duxbury Corners. Miss
MoGrath was born in DuXbury "a years
ago, the daughter of Thomas and Ellen
tCorvetD McGrath. She has always made
her home in DuXbury and Waterbury
Her brother-in-law Thomas Reeves, of
burlington was in town Monday aid
ing Mr.. McGrath in the arrangements
for the funeral and burial.-The Rev.
and Mrs. w. l.. Boicourt are the par
ents Of a daughter. Mrs Boicourt and
daughter, Jane, who are at the Heaton
hospital, are both doing welL-The me-
lOnpTeHltlOnal
Church Sunday was we'll attended The
members of Dillingham; Post We're usher
ed in by the boy scouts In uniform
Mrs Abbie w. Crossett, who went to
Montpelier to live with her daughter,
fell last week and was taken to the
Heaton hospital for treatment-Mrs.
Clara Carpenter and Miss Hooker We're
at Miss Carpenters home in Morrisville
over Sunday.-Mrs. +. Il. Campbell
entertained a few friends Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Ida Hatch of
Orange, Mass.-Mrs d. W. Cooley and
Miss Lena Carpenter are expected home
from Rochester, n. Y, the last of this
week.
The funeral Of Miss Julia McGrath was
held from St. Andrews Church Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock. The Rev. Father
D. f, Coffey oficiated. d. T. Harvey was
In charge and the bearers We're John
Ryan, II. c. ONeil, Michael O'Brien and
James OBrien. Music was rendered by
the regular choir and the burial was In
the Catholic cemetery at Duxbury Cor
ner Among those present from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves
Miss Mary McGrath, the Misses Loretta
and Annie McCaffery, Miss Nora Clark
and John Ryan of Burlington; Kennedy
McGrath. Mrs. Nancy Manchester and
Mrs Mary Walker of st. Adams: William
McAvoy p. G., McAvoy and Kate Nc
Avoy of Middlesex: Mr.. and Mrs Johr
Tierney of Montpelier and Richard Burke
of Richmond. Tho chapel of the Congre-
gational Church was we'll filed Tuesday
AFTERNOON with the ladies of the Ladies
Aid and Ladies' Union. The president
of the Ladies' Union. Mrs. Allen Foster
received the guests and also introduced
Miss Grace Robinson and Mrs. Mamie
Holmes Davis of Burlington, who enter
tanned the company with recitations and
| vocal solos, Miss Robinson gave much
pleasure as she always does and Water
bury people We're again pleased to hear
Mrs. Davis. The program committee
Mrs b, r. Demeritt and Mrs. Gilbert
furnished artists indeed, At five o'clock a
| supper was served. the committee in
charge being Mrs. T.. F. Campbell. Mrs
d. d. Grout, Mrs. w II. Il. Perry, Mrs
e. s. Bidwell and Mrs f. l.. knight
Mrs Davis while In town is the guest OF
| Mrs H. r. Demeritt.-Miss Annie Dor
othy Palmer was unable to attend schoo
TUESDAY and Wednesday because of Ill
ness'-Mrs' j. T., Somervillc Is In Mont
lpelier in attendance upon tho musica