Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03

Taylor of st. Johnsbury, VINO
has visited here for two weeks re-
turned home Saturday evening. She
was accompanied by her sister, MISS
Ella Taylor, who spent sunday ana
Monday with her parents at st. johns
bury.--Mlss Clara Davis. who has Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Otto Blodgett'
since Wednesday. returned to Wolcott
Saturday evening.-Mrs. Henry Puffer
and daughter. Miss Ruth Puffer. OF
Richford are passing a few days with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. by-
man l.. Camp.-James Ford of Shell
don was a guest over sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. G. s. Stanclff, where Mr..
Ford and children are making their
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shaw Of
Burlington came by automobile Sun
day and were accompanied by his
father, Charles Shaw, who has visited
his son and wife some time Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw returned to Burlington
Monday.--Misses Grace and Lila Pot
ter of Fairfax, who have visited their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Austin, for some days, returned home
Monday.-E. G.. Foss. accompanied by
Sheriff George f. Towne, left Monday
horse, carriage and harness which was
stolen from Mr. Foss June 80 by Fred
Barnett, who was arrested by Sheriff
Towne early Saturday morning, Bar
nett having confessed to stealing the
rig, saying that 1t was at livery
! stable at St Johns Miss Jennie Will
| kinson and Mrs. George Baker of West
! Glover came Monday to visit their
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ami Wood. Miss Edith Spiller of st,
Johnsbury wag a guest over Sunday
| of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. a.
! Spiller.- Mrs J. w. Sanborn and Mrs.
Charles +. Andrews and daughter,
! Miss Edith Andrews of Scituate, Mass,
who have passed several weeks at the
| mountain cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
, w. Foss, left Monday on their return
home.-NTrs. Sadie Rublee Pike, who
| has spent some weeks with her sister.
Mrs. W. M. Sargent went Monday to
lIardwick for n short stay with her
| brother and wife, DR.. and Mrs. George
c. Rublee, whence she will return to
Brooklyn, n. Y.--Miss Matte Galbraith,
| a guest for some weeks of her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Che
ney, went Monday to Newport for a
short stay when she will go to Berk-
ley Cal, where she will make her
home.-Mrs. j. w Scott and Mrs Hat
tie Marshall of Wolcott were guests
Monday of the formers brother and
Wife Mr.. and Mrs. Howard stevens
George A. Cheney is able to be on the
street after a long and serious illness
Miss Laura Laraway of Tewksbury,
Mass, who has spent several days with
her sister, Miss Alma Laraway, at Pen
dexter Mansion, Intervale, n. H., arrived
Friday evening to pass the remainder
of two weeks vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Laraway.-Miss Mabel
Decell returned Friday evening from a
two weeks visit at Sharon and other
points in ssachusetts and New Hamp-
shire.--Rural Carrier j. w. McCarty OF
Windsor was a guest Friday night OF
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Stewart.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marie Sene
sac, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Levi j
Senesac, and Emile j. Ostiguy of Marie
Vile. r. O., occurred at seven O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning at low mass at the Holy
Cross Catholic Church the Rev. Fathel
Grossly performing the ceremony. The
I bride was attended by her father Levi j
Sencsac. and the groom by his brother
, Horace Ostiguy, of St. Adams. The ALTA
J was decorated with flowers and ferns
The bride was gowned in bronze color q
; silk travelling suit and carried whit
, roses The marriage service was wit
messed by relatives and few invite,
friends Brea kfast vas served at ih
home of the bride after the ceremony, III
newly welded couple leaving immedatel'
after on short wedding trip through tn
White mountains 20 Boston ard Me-
York, after which they will 90 to thei
, future home at M.trievil'e, p. O.. whcr
the groom is engaged in the practice o
, law.-Guy Herrick of Hardwick is passini
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and MRS
G. II. Herrlck-Miss Bessie Thaycr .
Marlboro, Mass and Miss Catherin
Wilcox of Morgan. Vt. arrived here Mon
day evening to begin work Wednesday a
teachers in People Academy. Mir an
Mrs. William Snnott returned Monda
from a several days visit with her moth
or, Mrs Edward Ainsworth. of Harlwicl
and his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mr.:
John Sinnott of Walden-Thomas Brow
i and family have returned from ten day
with friends at Springfield and IIolyokt
Mass -Mrs. William Elfinstone and sis
- Ter MISS Lula loWne, Went 10 l3urllnetO
Tuesday for n few days.-Mss Maud Chat
fee went to Johnson Tuesday for a fe,
DAYS az a guest OF Mr., and Mira. G.
, Wheeler.-Miss Mary Jean Simpson c
Craftsbury came Tuesday morning to or
a ter again upon her du-ies as teacher :
Peoples Academy. Miss Ina and Roge
Jacobs returned Tuesday from a visit !
. Jefrersonvillo with their un"l' and aun
Mir, and Mrs. F.. r. Jacobs.-Carroll silk
4, way returned Monday from Caspian lake
= Greensboro where he has passed the sun
mer I'm the employ of b. II, Sanborn q
. ! Toston
George j Wilson died early Wed
= nesday morning at his home on Bridg
street, death being due to hardenin
:, of the arteries and neuritis III
death occurred just four months to
n day from the time of an operation a
| n Burlington hospital, whore his foe
g was removed. Since that time he ha
been in a serious condition and deaf
had been hourly expected for severa
days. George Justus Wilson was Dor
q In Fairfield September 10, 1895, on
Y of nine children OF John and Rebecc
:. Tiff Wilson OF this large family {
:. children there Is only one SURVIVING
!. a sister, Mrs. Ellen Carter HIS fir.
= wife, who was Ann Partlow of Johr
: son, died about 80 years ago, leavin
); one son. Edward g.. who is well
I. known business man of Morrlsvill
:. His second wife was Alice Peasley c
o sutton, \, II. TO this union was Dor
one daughter, stella V. Wilson. VIII