Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-05
! ERCFNNES

T. G. Everest an aged and r"so"ctco
citizen of this city died Thursday morn
Ing at his home on Main street from old
age after an illness of about "A year He
was IS years old. Mr.. Everest was born
i'm Addison and came from family which
was among the earliest settlers in that
town. n, early life he came to this city.
For many years he was proprietor of tn"
American House on Main street, nov
known a the Norton House, At one time
he was a member of the governors staff
with the rank of colonel He is survived
by one daughter. Mrs. f.. +. Frishee OF
Waltham and one sister. Mrs w. :. lIol-
land OF Pasadena, Cal. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon.-Frank, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs George Rock of this city,
and Miss Matte NJ Merchant of B"r'ing-
ton were married Oct. 26 at St. Anthony's
Church, Burlington in the presence of q
large number Of relatives and friends,
the Rev. ". \. Plamondon performing the
ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss
Rosamond Gay of Burlington, Frederick
Mayo Of this city acting Is best maa.
The bride wore a dress of Alice blue crepe
de chine with hat to match and carried
bouquet of white carnations. The brides
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with a lace cap of blue and carried white
carnations \ reception was rendered the
young married couple at the homo of the
bride, q Howard street. Burlington. The
house was decorated with autumn foliage
and refreshments were served. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rock have gone on a three weeks
wedding trip to Boston and Springfield,
Mass on their return they will make
their home in burlington.
Principal w. H. Carter of the Proc
tor high school was a Weekend visitor
at his mothers, Mrs. Joseph Carter
Mrs. Kate Allen Is confined to the bed
Mrs Emma Jackman has gone to New
Haven to visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Misunderstanding Sunday, November Ia,
the Bxby Memorial Free library will BE
open each Sunday from 2:3O to 500 p. IN.
during the winter. No books Will be cir
culated nor discharged on Sunday.-Mrs.
IC 3 Kendall has returned to Shorcham
after visit to her mother. Mrs, Kate
| Allen, and her sister Mrs, Dewitt y. Par
ker.--Mrs. Edward Sault, who las been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A H. Godette, has
returned TO EMBELLISHMENTS in the
| wholesale market eggs brought IS cents
land butter 20
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the Misses Luna and Elizabeth Field.
have taken rooms at the nome Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ Dcyoe.-Mrs. g. r. Stone and
Mrs. George w stone spent Sunday with
Mrs. C. g. Stones daughter. Miss Mary
Stone. at Middebury. Mrs. Henry T.
Booth has returned from a ten days visit
to Boston and to her sister, Mrs. Alex
ander Bennett. of West Newton, Mass
Royal Slack. who has been employed as
clerk in the store of J. A. Harrington
& Co, left Monday for Holyoke, Mass,
to enter the employ of ] Russell & Co,
hardware dealers-Dr and Mrs. Edward
Pilon have returned from a visit to his
mother In Drummondsvile, Can, and to
relatives in Montreal-Prof. Ralph
Mayer of Columbia University and Mrs.
Mayer are spending a few days at the
Stevens House,-Mr, and Mrs Ray Taft
or Hartford Conn, are visiting his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. w, H. Taft-Miss
Marjorie Phelps OF Middlebury College
spent the weekend with her parents,
DR. and Mrs. r. C, Phelps.-Car Deyoe
has taken the place of Royal Slack in
the store of j. A. Harrington & Co.. and
DIN Manchester has taken the position
OF clerk in the store of l.. f. Avery &
Son.-Arthur w, Hawkins has purchased
the ice business here of T. G. and A. w.
Norton,-Dr and Mrs J. b. Powers are
in Boston
reception will be given Friday evening
in the Baptist Church, at which the pas
tors and members Of other churches are
invited to meet the new pastor the Rev,
n. ii. White, The following Is the order
of enterta inment; $50 business meeting
Of the church; seven, "A concert given by
the state school; 7:45, lecture by the Rev
w. A. Dawson OF Burlington Miss Lillian
kimball, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei A. Kimball. was married October Is at
Belmont, where she has been teaching
school to Edward Irons of that place, The
wedding took place at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs Anna Moves, the
Rev, w n, Russell performing the cere-
mony. MI and Mrs, Irons viii soon
leave for Montreal, and Los Angeles,
Cal Miss Kimball is graduate of Yer