Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11


Godette.-Mr and Mrs David r. Man
ming Of Fitchburg, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and NJ George II. Bora.-Douglass
Garno of the University of Vermont spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Garno.-Mrs. Ella Warner OF Fitch
burg, Mass, is visiting her brother-in-
law. Frank NJ. warner.-Jcremah Ryan
of Brandon spent Sunday with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
Mrs. Sarah Thompson of New Haven
visited Mrs. w. j. Thompson Monday.
The funeral of Louise Augusta Steven
son, wife of the Rev. Thomas Stevenson,
was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. b.
M. Kent. superintendent of Burlington
district. conducted the services, assisted
! by the Rev. DR.. C. V. Grismer Of Bur-
lington, the Rev. DR.. Corkran Of Middle
bury, the Rev. f. i. Taussig of Monk
/ ton. the Rev. G. c. Cornell of Panton, the
Rev. Fred Hagadorn OF North Ferrisburg.
the Rev. David Reed of Lincoln and the
Rev. II. II. White of Vergennes. The
honorary bearers were the Rev. +. L.
Taussig. the Rev. G. c. Cornell the Rev.
DR.. Corkran, the Rev. c. A. Parker, the
Rev Fred Hagadorn and the Rev. David
Reed and the pallbearers were G.. ID.
Middlebrook, Herbert Booth, Frank
| Burroughs and William Downer. The
Rev. Il. NJ. Kent delivered the sermon,
taking for his theme, christian Victory"
the Rev. Dr. C. V. Grismer following
with a short address. The Rev. G. A.
| Parker of Bristol and II. w. Day sang
Jesus, Saviour. Pilot Me" and Jesus,
the Very Thought of Thee" Otter Creek
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, attend
ed the services in a body and under drec-
ton of the worthy matron. Mrs l.. f.
Avery, conducted the burial service of
the order at the grave in Prospect ceme-
terry. where burial was made. There was
| a profusion of floral tributes among them
being a spray Of carnations from the
Ladies' Aid society of the church and a
floral star from the deceaseds home
chapter. Berkshire Chapter, O. +. s.,
Petersburg. n. Y. and otter Creek
Chapter Vergennes. There was a large
attendance, among those from away
being Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Munday and
Mrs. Cyrus Ketkenbench of Chester
town. ~ Y, former parishioners of Mr..
Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. AFRO Aseltine
of Burlington, the Rev. j. Hall Long of
Ferrisburg, the Rev William Palmer of
North Ferrisburg, besidcs many others
from surrounding towns. The ushers
were G. r. Slack, i. G. Ward, Allen
Burroughs and NJ L. Barton.-Ross Kent,
Cyrus Stagg and George Stanton have
gone to Orlando, Fla, to spend the win
ter.-An infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ringer died AIonday.-Mrs. Daniel
LeBarge Sr., and Mrs. Daniel LeBarge
Jr., of Essex, n. Y, were in town Mon
, day to attend the funeral of Joseph
Daigneault.-Mrs Samuel b. Booth was
taken i'll suddenly Sunday night at the
, home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott
whom she was visitng.-Walter Daig-
neault. who was called here to attend
, the funeral of his father Joseph Daig-
neault, returned Tuesday to Worcester
Mass.-Miss Dorothy Bisbce, who has
been i'll for about a year from rheu
matism, Is much improved.--Mrs. r. c
Middlebrook has closed her house or
. Greene street and will spend the winter
;. with her son, George Middlebrook. or
Main street.-Vermont State Forester
Austin F. Halves gave free illus
trated lecture on forestry at the BixbS
, Memorial Free library last evening.-Mr
, and Mrs. David +. Manning, who cam,
here to attend the funeral OF JOSEPH
Fitchburg, Mass.-Kenneth Cobb, who
has been the guest of Mayor and Mrs
6 Charles f. Stebbins, for the past tw,
weeks has returned to Great Bend
6 Pa.
The funeral of Mrs Louis Godette wa.
q held yesterday afternoon at the Methods
=, Episcopal Church, the Rev. Thomas Ste
. venson officiating. The bearers Were
of WnSlp,
+ Jackman of Addison, Samuel Jackman o
p Ferrlsburg and Orrin Plain Of Bristol anC
6 burial was in Prospect cemetery. Guy A
, Beach, Mrs. Frank Burroughs and Mrs
. Susan Merrill sang Jesus, Lover of NJ,
o Soul and Nearer. My God. to Thee.
There was a profusion of floral tributes
9 among them being wreath of gala!
. leaves and lavender chrysanthemums, an,
-. a spray Of pink carnations from the La
= dies Aid society of the Methodist Episco
:, pal Church, of which the deceased was al
honored member. There was very larg
=, attendance, among those from out Of tow
= being Nelson LaMay of Byron, Mich.
a Charles LaMay and family of Burlington
Mrs. Margaret Strickland of Dorchester
. Mass. Joseph LaMay of North Ferris
u burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Plain of Bris
tOl, Mr. ana Mrs. -. ii. sherman, MT an
n Mrs. Grant Jackman and daughter o
a Burlington. Mrs. Belle Simonds of Belder
, Mrs. Rowena Monette of Shelburne. Mis-
# Jennie Jackman of Middlebury G. X
. Slack and c. d. Middebrook acted as ush
Al ers-J. NJ. Cady OF Boston is vistin
i. Amos p. Needham.--The first meeting o
~ the season of the AS You Like 1t clu
n was held TuestAy evening with Mrs Joh
, H. Donnelly, who was assisted in enter
- tanning by Mrs. I. F. Benton an
- Mrs. G. F. o. Kimball, Mrs. r. c. Norto
presiding The subject Of the evening wa
America and the Americans" The meet
:. ing was opened by business session. fol
- lowed by music by Mrs, Vance w Water
|, man. after which the following program
-, was carried out: Americans. Who Ar
.s They?" Mrs. w. r. Bristol: reading fror
=. lrving's History OF New York" Mis-
= Ada Crosby; music, Mrs Waterman
IN Mrs Eugene Bodette Of Lebanon. N II
~ Is making an extended visit to her daugt
10 ter. Mrs. George Chilson.-The Rev. II. /
Y, White and family left yesterday for La
D. coma, n. H., to begin his labors as paste
a, of the First Baptist Church of that place
al Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jandreau. who wer
r. called here to attend the funeral of Jc
h. seph Daigneault, returned yesterday
10 Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. Anna French ha
as returned to Rutland after n visit to he
u sister, Miss Matte Barnard-Miss Len