Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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wife was Abbie Jones OF this place, who
survives him. Three daughters were
born to them, ono having died very
young, Mary, the wife of A. b. Gay,
living in town, and Emma, who lives at
home. Mr. Moses was a prominent bust
ness man in town for many years being
in the dry goods business with Clifford
Tilson and the late Hobart Smith. He
was obliged to give mn on account OF i'll
health and afterward went into the meat
BUSINESS remaining in that but a short
line when he sold out and went Into
the livery business, part OF the time con-
Quoting it alone, later having as partner
A. H. Beedlc In 1900 he sold his business
to A. r. Gay. his son-in-law. Mr. Moses
was a member of Phoenix Lodge, r. and
A. NJ, and was one of the oldest Masons
IN town. The funeral was held at his
home Monday afternoon at two o'clock
he Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating. The
Masonic lodge conducted the burial
service-Mrs Clarence Cole underwent
an operation at the Randolph sanitarium
Saturday for the removal of tumor.-
charles Rlasdc of White River Junction
arrived Saturday to remain for several
weeks with his sister Mrs. +. II. Ket-
chum-Mrs Jennie Smith and sons, who
have been in East Granville for stay
with Mrs. Joseph Manning. another
daughter. arrived home Saturday.-Dr.
G. j. Rumrill after having been In camp
m Granville returned SaturdaN.-A dele
cation OF about dozen ladies from the
Relief Corps of Bethel visited the local
society here Saturday afternoon and we're
given a banquet MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Morton returned to Hyde Park, Mass,
Sunday-Mr and Mrs Walter ketchum
md child of Gaysville, who had been
With Mr.. and Mrs r II. Ketchum since
Thursday. left for their home Saturday.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs c. e. Root on
Main street was the scene OF pretty
marriage Sunday morning at $50 o'clock
ghen Miss Cora Fannie Noble. eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Root, and Henry B.
Hudson of BROOKLYN. y. Y. were united
In marriage by the Rev. Fraser MetzSer.
The bride was attended by Miss Dorothy
Buck They entered the parlor to the
strains of the Bridal Chorus" from "Lo-
hengrin" and were met by the groom and
his hest man, William Blanchard, a half
brother of the bride The bride was
cowned In a dark blue travelling suit with
lat 10 match, and carried bouquet Of
brides roses Tho bridesmaid wore n
green suit and carried pink and white
carnations. The brides only ornament
was a necklace locket set with diamonds.
the gift of the groom, who gave the
bridesmaid pin and the best man a scarf
pin. The ceremony was witnessed by the
immediate relatives and few friends
Following the ceremony refreshments
were served The bride received many
wedding gifts of silver, linen, glass, china
and money a dinner was given at noon.
,fter which the couple left by automobile
or a wedding trip, which will include
,ew York, Philadelphia and Gettysburg.
lfter which they will reside in Brooklyn
here the groom has long been in bust
'oss.-Miss Mary Adams teacher in
forth Andover. Mass, who had been
With her parents MIR and Mrs J. y. Ad-
Inns, since Wednesday. left Supnday
10 resume her tcachiu- Miss NettYe
Robbins another t,ac..' t."s" work is
i'm New Jrrsey, 'ct' 49, - '.S''mt
work Monday
Mr. and Mrs 'I...C ru..' rh,
had been with Mrs Lucinda cleveland
since "Wednesday, ."t Monday fer Bos
t"u-The annual meeting Of the GNanS'
egg held Saturday night when the fol
wing officers We're elected: Master
IN t. Hutchinson. ovcrseer. Oscar NJ
.'a'cs: lecturer. Mrs. Mary Harlow
purlaiu. Mrs. Oscar Gates; secretary
'ly.c ". Buck; treasurer Lyman
Hutchinson; gate keeper, James Scy
more: steward, Daniel Rass; Ceres, Mrs
D. l.. hutchinson; Pomona. Mrs. T.. +
Nanchester: Flora. Mrs. Daniel Bass
1usical director, Edwin Martin; marcl
iirector. Glenn Bailey; pianist, Beatric
pinnoy: local reporter, Mrs. Eugeni
Darrigan--Miss Doris Lattmer VIII
spent last week at home with he
mother, Mrs, Ellen T.attimer, returne
Monday to Stockbridge.-Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Hamilton. who have been tn
mests of the Rev. and Mrs. Josep
Hamilton since Friday, left for 81
Johnsbury Nonday.-Frcd Williams q
Holyol5e Mass, who has been with hi
parents. Mr., and Mrs Jehiel Williams
since Wednesday, returned Sunday nigh
TO take up his business.-Asrs job
Morrill, of Tunbridge who has been wit
her sister Mrs Nettie RiN. since FRI
day. went home Monday.-The funerf
ST John Moses was held at his HON
Monday afternoon at two o'clock. tn
Pew Fraser Metzger officiating Inter
ment was IN the FAMILY lOt IN SOutnNltV
The Masonic lodge. of which he ha
long been a member, gave the huria
service.-Mrs. Clarence Cole, who under
rent an operation Saturday for the re
novai OF tumor, is comfortable a
Gould be expected.-Mr and Mrs. w. T
jargent have closed their house on sum
ner street and gone to the Naples I
toard for the present.-F J. Catlin, VIII
For two years has conducted a movin
picture show In the garage owned b.
Clarence Osha, has leased the Dubois
Gay hall, to which he will move the frs
of the month.-Mss Valentine Packar
was in Braintree over Sunday with he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Packard.
Mrs. Alonzo Emery and Miss Josephin
Emery left for Baltimore, Md, Tuesda,
expecting to stop off on the way at Har
over, N. H., to visit Joel Putnam an
then go on to Newtonville. Mass,
make a short stop with Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Wood, after which they will cor
tinue their journey. Miss Emery wi
return to Albany, y. Y, about January
to enter the Albany Business College.
Mrs. Clarence Cole. who Is in the san
tarium. passed a comfortable night MOI
day and Tuesday morning was more con
fortable.-There was "A large attendant
at the meeting Of the Christian Brothe
hood Monday night, there being about
present. Supper was provided and afte
wards "A discussion on the war QueStiO