Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-23


ministry In tho Free Will Baptist denomi- |
nation and was active In the work for
about & years, during which he preached
Tor u years at West Albany. Since his
retirement they lived for few years in
Morristown, but for tho most part have
lived In Stowe. They have had no chill
dren Of their own but made 81 homo for
Mrs. Collinss orphaned niece. Emma Cole
from the time she was six years old until
her marriage IL years later to Orlando a.
Barrows of Stowe. Later In life they
adopted a son, Ward r. Collins, at whose
homo tho anniversary was cclcbrat al.
Ten years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Collins ccle-
hrated their golden wedding anniversary
Both are now In good health and retain
their mental faculties to remarkable
degree. They live upon their farm, about
n mile from Moscow and Mr. Collin. g
able to work every day He occasionally
breaches sermon with much OF his old
time vfgor and frequently performs n
marriage ceremony for those who apply.
Soon after their golden wedding anniver-
sary Mrs Collins fell and broke one hip.
which disabled her FOR several years. but
she is now able to dispense with srutches
and does all her housework
The funeral of Mre Fhebe G Adams
vas held Tuesday afternoon Mt her home
on Edison hill. where she died Sunday
morning. The service was conducted
, by the Rev. f r. Crane Of Unity
Church. The bearers we're Mrs. Adams
son. W. NJ. Adams, and sons-in-law. f.
G. Harlow. II. A, Foster and Pllny
Vondle. There was a large attendance,
including delegations from the II. II.
Smith Womcn'r Relief Corps and Mpn5-
field Mountain Grange rhero wers
many beautiful floral tributes The our-
ial was In the family iot In the west
/ Branch cemetery. FRIENDS from cut Oh
town we're Mr. and Mrs. h. j. Houston
or Cadys fais' L. j. houston or We
terhury and Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Sulham
Of Morrisviile.-Therc was Gathering
OF friends At the nome OF Mr.. ana YRS.
! Mcivl'c o. Marshall on the main ROAD
! to waterbury near Moscow MONDAY ait
ernoon ana evening The guests OF h"nor
! were Ar. MarshalI5 parents, benjamin
". W. ana Aur'ha MnooF MARSHALL VINO
| were married on mat "a% ~ years ago
at the NJ T.. Church parsonas" ny
'he Kew. y. NJ Learned, at that time
pastor or the church. MY Marshall
VINO is IN his Noth year. was the son
OF Mr.. ana Mrs ORA Marshall and was
born on the farm at Moscow where he
now hVes and which has always been
MS nome II" is veteran OF the CIVIL
war; serving ABOUT two years. enlisting
III company ~ lIth Vermont regiment
ana afterwards transferred to Company
! D and later to Company A. He Is a
member of the f. II. Smith Post, G.. A.
r.. holding the office OF sergeant-major
Mrs hlarshall is 70 years of age. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Truman
Moody. and has always lived in stowe
They have two sons. Melville O. and
Justin L., both of Stove, and five
grandchildren. all of whom were present
at the anniversary which was quietly
celebrated on account of Mrs Marshall's
feeble health.-Mr. and Mrs Harry +
Harlow of Edison hill are parents of q
daughter. Leona Mae. born December
la.-Miss Isabel Adams of Montpelier 1.
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs w
w. Adams. at Moscow for Christmas
w. w Adams. who has been i'll with
lumbago. was more comfortable Wed
nesday. Little Miss Carolyn pike. who
is recovering from an operation for ap
pendtcitis, is able to be about the house
Mrs. Mary Sherbut. who went recent!
to faverhill. Mass. is now with he
daughter, Mrs. L. II. Straw of Franklin
IA. who Is recovering slowly from
serious Illness William Hendry. for tw
years acting pastor of the stowe Meth
ohlst Episcopal church, but who is nov
n student at wesleyan University. Mid
dIetown' Conn VIII preach next Sunoa!
AT "ea'hersnelu' conn., anu VIII y
: rho Christ,,as ex.rc;so "rhe Hativ