Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
VERGENNES.

MT-. Emma Purcell and Alexander
Connie, both of Panton, were married
Wedno sdaN afternoon, Jan. s. at St
Peters Church by the Rev. l.. \. Nezina
DR. V. ". Waterman and family have
returned from weeks stay in Eurling-
ton Miss NJ. Rrcsnahan has returned
from Proctor, where she was detained
last week by the illness Of her mother
and has resumed her duties as teacher
in the high school.-Therc were
no services in the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sunday on account of the illness OF the
pastor, the Rev. Richard G. Woodbridge.
The condition of Mrs. Wilcox is so
much improved that her nurse has re-
turned to Rutland.-The market price
for eggs here Saturday was % cents
The three sons of Mr. and Mrs A. w
Hawkins and the children Of MIR. and
Mrs Frank Gage are i'll with the measles
Mrs. w. L. Porter is Ill with pneumonia.
The knights of Methodism viii hold
their meeting Friday evening.--While
splitting wood recently Homer Hawkins
inflicted a severe cash on one foot Miss
Flora booth Tassed Sunday with Miss
| Anna Tier-AIrs Hattie Pratt has
returned from visit to her mother
i'm East ry.-Superintendent
Douglass is recovering from an at
tack of the grip.--Frank L. Robbins
'of st. Adams visited y. j. Renaud Satur-
day.-A. J. Blackmer of Middlebury and
y. d. Bissonette Of Bristol were in town
Saturday.-The condition of States At.
torneY +. w, futile, who has been III
with the grip, is observation-disclosures
Fisher of Middicbury College passed sun
=. Fisher.-District Deputy Philip Crane
of Middlebury visited Pierpoint Lodge.
knights Of Pythias, Friday evening. Dur
worked on one candidate and at the close
refreshments We're served.--Miss Grace
Fisher returned Saturday to Astead,
y. II, to resume her duties as teacher
In private school after II visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Ms. II. p. Fisher-Mr.
ana Mrs, William Miner have returned
I" llolyoke. Mass, after a visit to his
mother in Panton-"The Red Piastres."
II Spanish drama, ably presented at the
opera house Friday evening by students
from St Mchaels College. was greeted
by good audience The proceeds were
for the benefit OF St. Peters Church.-Thc
W. G. r, L. met Tuesday afternoon at
was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs John
9. iayes.-Mrs, David Roberts with her
little daughter Is visiting her mother Mrs
Emma Field.-Mrs. II. C. Her,icll UNDER
went a successful surgical operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital Friday.
The annual meeting of the First Con-
SrcGational Church Of this city was held
Monday evening and reports from the
az ~, ~.
after which the following Officers and
committees were elected: Clerk for one
year, W. W. Bristol: treasurer for ono
year W : Bristol; deacon for three
years. W r. Bristol; trustee for three
ycarS, W, II. Bristol; Sunday school
superintendent G. A. Bristol soliciting
committee, W. s. Bristol, T. l.. Fish, c.
II. cole; benevolencc committee. T. w.
Graves, G. y. Bristol master committee.
Mrs. w. j. Strong Mrs G.. f. O'Kimban, !
II. 6. llcrlick Mrs. \. W. Norton. Re-
frcshments We're served
Mrs. John Donovan is able to he out |
after several days illness
Joseph Dubuc, an aged and respected
citizen, died Tuesday afternoon at his
home in Fcrrlsburg from tho effects of
shock sustained three years ago, in
the 18th year Of his age. Mr.. Dubuc was
born in Canada ana came to this coun-
try 90 years ago and with the exception |
of two years in this city and two years
IN MiddlcburN, resided i'm Fcrrisburg
where he conducted "A blacksmith shop. ,
Besides n Wife he leaves three sons
Jose ph and Henry of Ferrsburg, and |
Harvey of this city; eight daughters. |
Mrs. Albert Larrow, Mrs Maria Blair |
ana Mrs, Arthur Bruya and Mrs. Arthur
Stone of this city, Mrs. Harold Parmeter
OF Taunton, Mass. Mrs. George Evats, |
Mrs. Edward Daigneaut and Mrs. Stan |
ley i'acon of FerI1sburg. he is also sur |
NiVed by "a grandchildren and three !
Observation-Disclosures. The funeral will be |
held at st. Peters Church Friday morn |
Ing at ten O'Clock, Mrs. Charlotte Nc !
Fadden Of Granville, n. Y, Is visiting |
her sister Mrs. +. n, Graves.-Mrs Ell |
len Roberts of Rutland is visiting Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Ross Abraham Cohen |
visited in burlington Tuesday.
jamin, the young son of clifford Pat
neaud who had been III with pneumonia,