Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-12
YlPPE IN VERMONT
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ploy ment.-John Sinnott Of walden, a for
3ner resident. was in town Snturday.-Mrs.
]" q. Peck of Hyde Park passed Satur-
day with her daughter and husband. Mr..
md Mrs, John Ovitt.
Mrs. George W Warren, who had been
III for several years, died Sunday morn
tnF ut two O'Clock Of cancer, having been
confined to her bed since November.
Fpneral services were held Monday at
one O'Clock at her late home, the Rev.
Waite ". Baker officiating. In:erment
was IL INC cemetery at Stowe, her
nephewe acting as bearers. emma Decell
wa born in stowe in August, 1866, and
was ui.ited in marriage to George w.
Warren in March. 1905. Mr.. and Mrs.
warren caine to Jorrisvillc to reside
and passed :heir married life here with
the exception oS three years in Barton.
DcsidcJ her husband. she Is survived by
two brothers anG three sisters, Moses
1Oecell OF waterbury, Joseph Deccll of
Johnson, Mrs. Clifford Dr,lEiy Of Water
bury. Mrs. Harper of Richfoid. Mrs.
sylvester OF Johnson and Mre. Adolphus
Ying Of Burlington.-C II. A.. Stafford
vas OF CRANKY M~0nday.-A daughter was
born Saturday night TO MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Rixby.-Nirs James Hills of
Hardwick came Monday tor AN indefinite
stay with her sOn and wife, Nj and
Mr1. Charles ~Bixby.-Aliss Teresa Towne
wont Saturday evening to East Fairfield
for q. short stay with her sister and hus-
Land. Mr. and Mrs Louis ~Archambault.
She vas accompanied by nor nephew,
N8rbert Towne. of West Berlin. who is
n visitor at tho Mrs. Mary Towne home.
Edison Preston. who was employed as
chef at City Hotel, Barre, recently de-
sLruyed by fire, returned to Barre Satur-
day evening and viii act as chef in the
DJzzell House.-Misses Olivia and Aide
lena Raymond spent Sunday in Johnson,
quests Of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaiah Raymond Mrs Alton Littel
returned to ST. Adams Saturday evening
after passing a week with her mother,
Mrs. II. Aller.-Mr. and Mrs. w NJ.
Tiilotscn and daughter, Miss Marion. of
St. Jo~hnsbury. came Saturday evening
20 visit her mother, Mrs. Helen Towne.-
George ". Clark returned Saturday even
ing from a. two weeks stay in Boston
Miss Nan Wombell spent Sunday at
1Tardwlck-Mrs. Nell Shaw returned
Saturday evening from an extended stay
in Waterbury at the home of Miss May
Shaw.-Mrs. Alice Reed was called to
Somnerville, Mass. Monday on account
Of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. |
Sarah Green, and nephew, Earle Walker.
H. A.. Smalley has purchased Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas her residence on
Pleasant street and will make extensive
repairs.
Logan Niles is taking an enforced lay
off from his duties as assistant at the
railroad station on account of an injured
foot. {. F.. Searles Is filling his place
Frank Laraway of Waterville was in
town Tuesday.-NIisses Ethel and Cora
Dyke are confined to the house by tho
mumps.-Mrs. ". f.. Smiley of Water
VILE came Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. l.. c. Tillotson, and brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. +. Smith, and
mother, Madam Smith.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Morse of Jefcrsonvllle and sister,
Mrs. NJ. A. Shafcr, of Danvers, Mass,
visited friends here Tuesday.-Miss Ethel
Winter of Hardwick came Monday for
a short visit-Miss Minnie Bliss is pre-
vented from attending school on account
Of the humps.
A.. T.. Grant, who received serious in
iuries when struck on the head by n fall
ing tree a short time ago went to Bur
linuton Wednesday, accompanied by his
brothcr-in-law Charles Riley, of stowe.
MIR. Grant will see DR.. Twitchel first
and if thought admirable will go to the
Mary Fletcher hospital to be operated
Lou Bradford went Tuesday
evening to her home I'm Johnson for a
few days stay,-Mrs. Adolphus King and
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