Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21

over 80 years. The funeral was held
at his late home Monday morning at 1880
o CLOCK. Burial was in Hinesburg
where Masonic burial services were held
at three o'clock.
delightful Eat home'' was given by
Mrs Harry A. Donahue Saturday after
/ noon. at which about 60 ladies were pres
ent to meet Mrs. william b. Johnson
Jr. Little Lima Stevens and Marshall
johnson acted as pages and Mrs. d. Nj
johnson acted as usher. Mrs. J. j.
! Ralne and Mrs X. II. Stevens presided
in the dining room and the guests were
served by the Misses Anna Fletcher and
Marjorie Read Romeo's orchestra from
Burlington played during the afternoon
The dining room was decorated with vel.
low and green and snapdragons wer.
used in the parlors.
Miss Cora Tarbox, who has been III
with blood poisoning, is able TO be out
C, G. Robbins has sold his farm Of
100 acres to Colonel Wentworth OF Chel-
sea, Mass. Included in this sale was %
head of Brown Swiss cattle. Homer
Z, Parker will continue to run the farm
1t will he regretted by the people Of the
not to return here Colonel Wentworth
with Mr. Latham of Hilsboro, N. H..
spent Sunday at the farm.
| Nelson Bates died at 1870 Thursday
afternoon at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Irving A. Gilbert, after an Hines,
of some time. Mr. Bates was born In
Westford so years ago lie resided there
until about 20 years ago, when he moved
| TO Essex f'putpr uyh 10
Mrs. Bates died about seven years ago.
Then he came to reside with his daugh
ter. lie is survived by this daughter and
one son, Wallace NJ, of Santa Barbara.
Cal Several children have died There
are is grandchildren. The funeral was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
: Gilbert Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock
, with burial in Westford.
DR.. H. w. Smoad has sold his dental
business to DR. Harry Donahue Of this
, village. The doctor passes over at once
his practice, soliciting the patronage Of
former friends in behalf of Dr. Donahue
DR. Smead entered upon the profession
of dentistry in 1865, Immediately uDon
| honorahly retiring from the War Of the
Rebellion, 40 years ago. For five years
! he has been located at Malone y. Y
! coming to Vermont in 1872 and to Essex
. Junction In 1877. Dr. Smead stands high
. in his profession. He has conducted a
;, large and satisfactory business The
doctors large circle of friends will be
>, more than pleased to know that though
ne retres with honors from his life's
work, he Is still to remain here as for
. years he has ever been genial neigh
. Dor and a public spirited citizen.
a son, Robert Elliott. was born Thurs
day to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman o.
- Medford, Mass Mr.. Bowman is the sol
of Frank L. Bowman and formerly re
II sided here
The banns Of marriage Of Miss There's
10 Hogan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davi
n Hogan, Sr.. Of Colchester and Raymon
% d. Lawrence. son of Mrs, Henry Law
Al renee Of Willston. have been published a
s. the Church of the Holy Family.
IS The teachers for the high and grade
e. schools for the next year have heen CT
gagged as follows: Principal. Eugene
A. Berry; assistants in high school, Misse
r. marguerite Tilley and Julia Carter
n seventh and eighth grades, Miss Eunic
Of Hunt; assistant, Miss Gladys Manley
id sixth grade, Mss Eunce Prior; fit
n grade Miss Bessie Wolcott; fourt
n grade, Miss Fannie Day; third grade
st Miss Josephine Fay; second grade. Mis-
le Adell Holley; first grade, Miss Ann
is Baldwin; domestic science teacher, Mis-
Amy Wheeler: commercial teacher, Mis-
Manley.
At the annual meeting Of the director
70 of the Essex Junction public school unio
&C Miss Minnie f. Hays was re-engaged a
&C superintendent of schools with an II
al crease in salary of 500 year.