Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30

ment will he made in the family lot at
Calais, where he formerly lived. Mr.
white was son of John and Kate
white and was born at Wheelock June
81, 1882. where he resided for only a short
time when. with his family, he moved
to Calais, where he lived until 1851 he
was united In marriage to Harriet NC
knight February IA, 1852. She died Marcn
II, 1901, since which time Mr.. White mad
made his home with his daughter, Mrs
Ella Silloway. having lived In Calais.
Elmore and wolcott and coming to Nor
risville to reside ten years ago. Mr..
White enlisted In Company ~, 18th YER
mont. August 10, 1862, and was discharged
on account of III health February 3. 1853
being orderly sergeant at that time. He
was a member of the Puffer Methodist
Episcopal Church and James NJ. warner
Post c. A. r., having been mustered
into membership with the latter July g.
1904 His occupation. while he was able
to work. was that of carpenter and
bridge builder He is survived by two
sons and one daughter, George f. White,
Mrs Ella A. Siloway of Morrisville and
William L. White of Hardwick; one
brother, w. O. White. of Lakeport N.
II. !; five grandchildren ten great-grand-
children and 10 nephews and nieces-
Grafton Herrick OF Auburndale. Mass.
came Tuesday evening for two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. II.
| Herrick.-The Misses Agnes and Sarah
Rock of Boston arrived Tuesday even
ing for two weeks with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Rock.-Mrs. Fred
erick Smith and son, Carroll. of Hard
wick we're guests Tuesday of Mr.. and
Mrs Lyman Camps.-Benjamin Parker
who is employed at Burlington. spent
Wednesday with his parents, Judge and
Mrs Henry Parker.-Miss Loretta Hill
went to Fletcher Wednesday for few
DAYS with Miss Dorothy Mudgett.-Miss
| Glenna Russell has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, and
IS recovering from n recent serious OPP
eration-A1iss Florence Eklund of Joliet
H., who has visited her cousins the
Rev. and Mrs. W. Il. Baker, left Wed
nesday for Montreal-E p. Briggs OF
| Randolph, father of Mrs. r. =. Briggs
has purchased the stock of goods in tn,
Briggs drugstore and an invoice Is beint
taken, The store will be open TO tn,
n
employed on the Laporte dairy farm. |:
off duty for a few days on account o.
blood poisoning in an arm. caused by &
pitchfork wound.-Miss Clara Bugbee !!
passing a week at Caspian lake, Mis-
Ellen Cram taking her place in the G. e
Palmer tailor ehop.-Mr and Mrs. c. j
Lease are in Barre and Calais while or
his vacation from duties at the Unior
Savings hank.-Walter 1sham of Lancas
ter n. H.. has Joined his family In {
visit here with relativcs.-Mark Cuttini
Of Brandon is passing a two weeks va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
+. A. Cutting-Mrs. D. J. Grout of Rome
, Ga, Is visiting her brotherin-law, Or
Slayton.-Mrs. f.. +. Harris and daugh
ter, Miss Brenda, are at New Bedford
Mass, where the latter expects to under
: go an operation on the nose.-Attorne
> NJ. p. Maurice OF this village has bee
{ appointed Vermont State lecturer 70
: the Modern Woodmen OF America.-Th
Rev w. r. Baker of the Congregations
= Church will use for his subject Sunda
:. morning "The Limits of Liberty MI
. and Mrs. Frank Hodgson Of Hyde Parl
+ Mass. are at the home Of DR.. w 7
l. Slayton. having been called here by tn
: illness of Charles r. White. whose deaf
II occurred Tuesday evcnng.-A daughte
Jean Adelia, has been born to Mr.. an
Il Mrs. C. f. Ross of Factoryvlie, P;
Mrs, Ross was before her marriage Mis-
Gertrude Bingham of this place.--W.
-. White of Lakeport, \. H.. called here /
the illness and death of his brothe
. Charles White, is a guest at the hon