Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

IN VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From
All Parts of the Green
Mountain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along OF.
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

VERGENNES.
/ Mrs. Lorette Cuyler, widow of the late
Jesse Cuyler died Thursday morning at
her home in West Ferrisburg from gen.
| efal debility in the Slst year of her age
She leaves one daughter. Mrs John
| Porter of West Ferrisburg; stepson
Walter Cuyler of Proctor and a step
daughter, Mrs. Henry Stilson of Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs Judge s. Burroughs,
daughters. Jennie and Eva. and sons,
Amos, Hiram, Willard and Judge Harold,
started Thursday for Los Angeles Cal,
and after 10 days stay there will go
to bakersfield. Cal, where they will re-
side
The tunera1 of Mrs Lorette Cuvler.
widow of Jessie Cuyler, was held at
the house Saturday afternoon. the Rev.
| :. S. cobb officiating. The bearers were:
John Church of Crary Mills. y. y, Walter
| Cuyler ana Henry Stlson of Proctor and
Carlos c. Pecu of Ferrisburg Intermcnt
was made in Prospect cemetery. Among
those present from away besides those
already mentioned We're: Miss Church of
Crary Mills, y. Y, Mrs Walter Cuyler
and Mrs. Henry stilson Of Proctor
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tho r,,hlic sor,.,n, ,o,,,,,t,,,,1',, ~,
Frank N Warmer nassod cu,do,. T.,
WinoosLli-R y o,Rrv,n oe NiddIoh,r,,
is visiting his son q I O,Rrvor -,,rds
are ont announcinr tho ,narriaoh of
Bertha f.. daughter of Mr. and Nrs
G NJ Crandov Of this citv to Alaxondor
Frank. son of Mr. ana Mrs Goorge +,
Simnson of Southbridro Mace u.b,ot
took place at Southbridpe saturday
afternoon.-Jn the market here soturdo,, |
eggs brought FROM 20 to 35 cants NOR |
dozen and butter fron, ~ to % carts nor
pound-The Misses Ju1ia and NoDie pvar
returned Saturday to Roston aftnr a Visit |
sister Miss Kate Ryan.-Mr. and Mrs |
NJ. c. Derrick of Noyan, Can, are visit
ing her cousin Mrs. b. S Goodale.-The |
district meeting of the Rebekahs, l. O. |
o. f., was held Monday.-The con- |
dition Of Miss Mary Ross is improved |
and she is able to sit up,-Mrs. Walter |
Clark has gone to Malone, n. Y, to visit |
her sister Mrs, David Roberts, and be- |
fore her return Will visit her daughter. |
MISS Ruth clark. or Potsdam, \. Y.
me nome OF Ar. and Mrs Henry Fisher
was the scene or quiet autumn we'd
dlnG saturday evening when their daugh-
ter henrietta Barnes, was united In mar
rlage to Karl Satterly Field of Ferris
burg, the ReV. George f. Harvey perform
ing the ceremony only the immediate
FAMILY were present. among them being
Mr. and Mrs II. F. Hurlburt of Freetown,
Mass, Rupert Field of Worcester Mass,
Mrs. c. j, Warner OF Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs j. o. Spaulding of Panton Mrs. Ash
ton FISHER ana daughters Lou and Pearl,
OF saratoga SPRINGS N y MISS Ruth b.
Fisher OF New York city Miss Helen
Flsher of New Haven Conn, Miss Grace
FISHER of Potsdam, \, Y, benjamin and
Anna Fisher of Middlebury. Mr. and Mrs
Field will be at their home in Ferrisburg
after December l-Vermont can boast of
having row of corn three and one-half
miles long 1t is planted on an abandoned
ohe-half mile race track on the farm ol
Peter Larrow of Ferrisburg by his son,
Bert VINO began to plant the row In the