Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-19
BRISTOL

ne senior CLASS OF the high SCnOOi. the
teachers training class, the high school
teachers aud superintendent. c. r. Will
ley, visited Burlington Friday and at
tended the educational conference at the
University OF Vermont.-James Handlon
of Rutland was in town Friday to at
tend the funeral of his brother, Mathew.
b. l.. SherUin was In B0slIagton Sat
urday.-J l.. Sclden was in Burlington
Friday.-C. y. Hanks and daughter. Flor
ence, and Miss Irene Hathorre were Bur-
llnSton vietors Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs G f. Edmunds arrived
from Orlando, Fla Monday. They re-
turned sooner than they had planned On
account of the Illness OK their daughter
Mrs Victor Duclos and two children arc
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. f.
Liberty. in Rutland-Thc Green Noun
tain club will be entertained by Mr..
II. G. f. Bristol Friday evening. March
D.-Mrs. Emily Dushon. wife of joseph
cfeenough died at her home north of
the village Tuesday morning Her age
was about 60 years. She is survived by
her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Will
liam I1afountain of New Haven and Mrs.
Lewis Bcgor of Monkton: two sons.
Joseph and Goodsell, of this town.-The
lunoral will he held at one o'clocl,
TINS afternoon at the housc-The w
C.. T. /. will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. w. y. Gove.-Miss Mary Waite is
III with tonsilitis.-State Commissioner of
Agriculture +. s. Brigham will give a
potato demonstration ut the Grange hall
frldaN at $50 p. m He will show potato
diseases and other facts that are WALTZ
aOle 10 potato raisers.-AIrs. f.. l.. Sher.
win returned from the Mary Fletcher
hoSpltal Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs A. G.
sumner returned Saturday from Bird.
port where they were called by the
illness of Mrs Summers mother
Judge w. e. Hanks has returned from
Florida, called home by the specia'
session of Addison county court-The
Delta Alpha class of the Methodist
! church met with Mrs. e. w
Estey Tuesday night Mrs. Peter La
rock, an aged resident of this town
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. a. i. Kilburn, on North street
Monday morning after long perlot
OF Ill health. She is survived by hel
husband, five daughters, Mrs Arthur
kilburn, Mrs. Sidney Grant, Mrs. Japan
Mrs. Clapper and Mrs. Fred Garvey
three sons Leon, Charles and Claude
Larock. Her age was II years The
funeral was held at st. Ambrose!
church Wednesday morning at 1890
Mrs Larocks maiden name wa.
Bowler. and she was life long resi-
dent Of this town.
The supper given by the ladies of St
| AmbrOSc's Altar society Tuesday evenlne
was success.--Mrs Darwin Foote OF
| Charlotte Is the guest of friends in town
The funeral of Mrs, Peter Larock wa.
| held at St Amhrose's Church YESTERDAY
morning at 1890. The Rev ~ l.. Ar
chambault oiticlated. The bearers We're
Francis kllborn. George Klborn, Fred La
Pan, w. e. Bouv!er, Clifford Bou
vier and Harry Bouvier The In
tcrment was in Holy Cross cemetery
Mrs. d. E. Meader of Burlington is II
town.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sears wer,
in Durl ngton Tuesday.-J A. Waterman
F. r. Boyce and G. b. Bartlett OF Bur
llngton and II. c. Bates of Bellows Fall
wore 1T town yesterday.-Misa Beuai
Dow, who has been visiting here, has re
turned to Characteristics Joseph RenaUC
and Miss Edith Renaud have returned t
| Nergennes-Miss Annahel Bostick has re
turned to Hinesburg. Rev. g. y
Curtis was n Burlington Tuesday.