Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-22

Horatio T. Kellogg, Mrs Bessi
OF Montpelier, Mrs, Bernlce La.
MARX Kellogg and Perrin n. Kcllogg.-
MT and Mrs. Charles Bradley of Boston
are guests OF the formers sister and
husband. Mr. and Mrs a. a. Niles.-The
Rev II. a. Durfee of Burlington came
friday to visit his daughter and hus-
pahd, Supt and Mrs G. D. Howe
Robert d. Merrill Of Albany. N Y.
graduate from Cornell. has been engaged
as Instructor in agriculture I'm Peoples
academy FOR next year.
The operetta, "Over the Rainbow" to
We presented by the children OF the Uni
Versalist society, Will be given AT tbe
church Friday evening, April 23-The r.
a. junior class will hold a benefit at the
Bijou this evening. The p. a orchestra
VIII furnish music, and the Girls Glee
club VIII give specialties. J Frank
jackson has returned from Woodsyille.
N H., where he has been convalescing
from an operation for appendicitis at the
nome Of his sister, Mrs D. r. Rouhan
oscar Ives was called home from Dan
vile Thursday on account Of the critical
illness with pneumonia Of his young SON.
/ Mrs, Jane Benson, who had been I'm
railing health for three wears and con-
lined to her bed for three weeks mast
died at 1:l1 Monday morning the cause
OF her death being hardening Of the
arteries and chronic heart disease Flu
neral services were held Wednesday at
I'W p. m at her late home, the Rev r.
ID, Crammer officiating. informant was
| in River Bank cemetery in stowe
Eliza Jane Barrows, one of six children
OF Malachi and Patience Benson Barrows
was born on the Allen farm in Norris
town March Q, 1888 She was united in
marriage to Orlando J. Benson March
T. 1891. She resided in Stowe for about
~ years, coming to Morrisville about IL
years ago Mr.. Benson died in June, 1897
She is survived by her son, Walter BEN
SON. one brother Gilman A. Barrows.
and one sister, Mrs. l. ~ LeBaron; all
OF this village.-W. NJ Sargent expects
10 receive this week 10000 trout-smau
Try from the State hatchery. which will
! De put into brooks between Morrisville
ana Wolcott which lead into Lamoille
riVer.-The Rev. w. f. Baker went IA
burlington Saturday evening and preach
ed at the First congregational Church
/ sunday morning. Sunday afternoon, act-
ING upon a request made some time ago
W eN-'oV' L. a. Woodbury., Mr. Baker
H'e'"'eu "t the funeral of Mr.. Wood
49, ~ barnes acting pastor at the
N"urch' burlington, preached from
Nii' Baker desk at the Congregational
Onu'ch sunday norning.-C. A. Spiler.
WHO mas been employed in doing car
penter work at Windsor for six weeks
came Saturday evening for a few weeks.
stay at home. Miss Edith Spiler of st.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. 4. Spiller.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland re-
turned from Boston Saturday evening.
Mrs Mcfarland is recovering from a
recent serious operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Terrill spent Sum-
day in Jericho. guests Of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. G.. Terrill-Mrs NJ. A.
Baxter of Highsate came Saturday even
ing to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harriet
lde'-Congressman Frank f. Greene will
address get-together meeting Of the
congregational brotherhood April q, his
subject being congress and Its Doings"
w u McC lintock went Monday to
hranoon' where he is guest Of j. r.
y watson or New York at the Brandon
rarins'-panlol Sanders and son Of Bur-
"htt'l' are guests OF his parents. Mr..
""' 'N'S' Mares ~ Sanders.-A1rs
Emma y. turrier died suddenly Sunday
noon from III" effects of shock. Her
sister MISS Alzina Kusio, who has been
III az the none OF Mrs. Currier for a
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