Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14


Churchill, who was recently buried in
the Matthews-C Churchill lot in the River
Bank cemetery, was taken up Friday
and placed in another part of the lot
mistake having been made in the location
al the time of the burial.--The funeral of
Charles Burnett was held Thursday at
the home of his daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Cady, in Sterling.
The Rev. f. r. Crane conducted the ser
vice. The bearers were Mr. Burnetts
three brothers, Abram Burnett of Stowe,
Joseph Burnett, of North Hyde Park, and
John Burnett, of Williamstown, and SON
ln-law, w. s. Cady. The burial was in
the River Bank cemetery.--C. a. Riley is
installing new marble soda fountain in
his drug store,
Mrs Bctsey a. Walker died very sud
denly about $50 Monday morning at the
home of her adopted son, Fred l.. Walker,
on Main street She had been an invalid
for several years and was very i'll during
the winter but was apparently as well as
usual Monday morning and had prepared
the breakfast for the family. She was
taken i'll suddenly while sitting at the
table and expired without rcgaining con-
seriousness in n short time Mrs. Walker
was the widow Of Melvin Walker, who
died in October, 1906 She was G5 years of
age and was born in stowe. tho daughter
OF Ezra Mason and Charlotte Russell Adj
ans. A large part Of her life was passed
in stowe, but she lived for several years
in Humboldt, Iowa, and also in
Waterbury. An only son. william,
died many years ago. Besides her
adopted son, she is survived by FIVE
sisters, Lucy, wife of J. A. Luce, and Do
lorcs, wife of a. X. Scaver Of stowe,
Orlanthc widow of Charles Kellogg Of
clinton. H., Ida, wife of William Gideon
Of Coylon. MINI, and Inez, wife Of Harry
Adrich Of Mincola, L. l., and two broth
crs, g. y. Adams and w w. Adams Of
stowe The funeral was held at the
house at eleven O'Clock Wednesday morn
ng.-An interesting observance of Moth
ors' day was carried out at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning under the
auspices Of the Philethcn class of the Sun
day school. sermon was read by Dea-
con A. II. Cheney, appropriate selections
We're read by Mrs. \. j. Magoon Mrs.
Alice a. Raymond and Miss Martha
Wright Special music was by a quar-
totto, G. y. Burnham, n. w. Burnham,
y. H. Cheney and A. r. Corse. Each
mother attending was presented with a
white carnation.-At tho Methodist Epis-
eopal Church an appropriate sermon by
the Rev. William llendry was from the
text "Who Is My Mother?"-Mrs. G. II.
Stone has returned from Auburn, y. Y.
where she visited her daughter, Miss
Mary stone, at Wells College-Miss Mar
iorie Watts who has been at home for
three months on account OF the Illness
or her mother Mrs. c. w. Watts, re-
turned MONDAY TO waterbury to resume
ner WORK III tho oIice OF III H. H. uiler-
ION -Nlr' ana MIS- T. l. Do"her OF Ilaru-
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,ra,.,ia,1 r,.ida,. a. (i.rr II r,Ii,,a W.
and Mrs CIinn will reside al a5o East 123rd
street CIov.lard -Nrs charles Hatch
and daupbtor Mrs RIiss of Craftshurv
were in Stowe Sunday on their way to
visit Mrs TTatcb's son in Norctovn Mrs
Hatch was formerly Miss Nellie Chan
man Of stowe.
The funeral of Mrs Retsey A. Wal
ker was held Wednesday morning at
the home of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Walker, where she died sud
denly Monday evening The service
was conducted by the Rev f. r Crane
The bearers were Mr.. walker \. *.
Seaver D. j. Adams ana II. F. Faunce.
The burial was in the cemetery in
DuXbury, where Mrs Walkers hus-
band, Melvin Walker was buried in
1906. Those here from out of town
were: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Adams Of
Waterbury and Mrs. w. II. Kaiser of
Elmore Those who accompanied the
remains to Duxbury were: Mr. and
Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Mr.
Faunce and G.. w. Buzzcll.-S. L.
Dewey and son Kenneth left Wednes-
day to visit in Derry, n. H., Boston and
New York.-Read Prescott has return
ed to Waterbury after visiting his
grapdnarents Mr. ,rd NJrs n " pa,d
Mrs NJ W. Marshall of Moscow who
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hoe b,,,, ar,,,,o,..1 - WV ,I1,.,
G. Co.., ar,aooas $50 g.. .,
,oars is .ol,ir -, a,.ta,,, .,
on accour+ 90 II, ho,Ith Ma, VIZ
Ruzzeu who bas hoon az i,,,.o,ia Co..