Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-16
lAM0IlLE COUNTY
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o. p. Warren of Guildhall came Friday
evening, called here on account of the
death of his brother, Oliver Warren, OF
Elmore. Mr.. Warren is a guest OF his
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. ). ID.
Iuce,-Reports from Miss Doris Barrows,
who underwent a successful operation at
Mary Fletcher hospital, are encouraging
as she is doing as well as pOssible.-Miss
Matte Wood, after an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs, +. II. Nancor, re-
turned to Burlington Friday evening
Henry Stowell went Saturday to the
Fanny Allen hospital at Winooski to be
operated upon for appendicitis.-A game
of basketball FRIDAY evening, Peoples
Academy VS.. Morrisville town team, re-
suited in Il score of 20 to % in favor of
the latter.-The Students of Peoples
Academy gave a reception Friday eve
ming to their new principal and wife,
Prof. and Mrs. j.. Thatcher Sears. The
teachers training class gave a farce
at the opening. followed by marches,
dancing. duets by Misses S~hepardson and
! Downey, piano solos by Miss Downey,
music by the Boys G.ee club, with banjo
| accompaniment by Professor Merrill, and
refreshments,-Mr +, w. Patch of Cam
bridge passed Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Addie Woods.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. b. Stewart. Mrs. William Hoag-
boom and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoag-
boom, all Of Lowell, Mass. who were
called here by the death of Benjamin
| Stewart, returned home Saturday.-A1rs
+. T.. Schutt and daughter, Beatrice, and
Misses Bertha Durgan, Elizabeth Powers
! and Lucia Atkinson were in Burlington
~Saturday.-Mrs. Roy Sternes and two
sons went Saturday to Johnson to pass
| Sunday with her parents. Mr., and Mrs
c. ]. Munn.-Melville Brigham and Miss
Bernice Guyette went to Burlington Sat
/ urday, calling upon the formers mother
Mrs. Charles Brigham, who is at Fanny
Allen hospital, recoI ering from a recent
operation.
4 pear supper given by G.. A. wilkins
to members of Mount Vernon Lodge
r. & \. NJ, n invited guests, will b.
served at Grange hall Thursday evening
! December l6. supper will he served a,
eight O'Clock. Post-prandlal exercises
will Immediately follow the supper. I'M
portant Masonic matters will be dis
cussed at this time. w. +. Baker Will
he the POSTMASTER. -Elwln Brown OF
Burlington was in town Saturday.-Tht
funeral of Oliver S Warren was held al
The Universalist Church Saturday after
noon, the Rev. X. ID. Cranmer officiating
Interment was made in Riverside Gene
terry beside his wife, who died in April
1897. The bearers were j. Henry Atch'n'
4 son. Austin wilkins, Henry }. Fisher
and Howard Stevens. Oliver 5. Warren
son of Roswell and Ruth Nj. Phelps
Warren was born in Gilmore August Is
1872. He was united in marriage tC
Emogene Luce November p, 1852. Wher
u wears Of age he went To- New fiamp
shire remaining in the state for Is years
returning to the home farm in Elmor'
at the time of his fathers death, anc
caring for his mother until her death a
50 years of age, lie still remained OF
the farm, where he died Wednesday
December 3. He is survived by a sister
Mrs. Olive r, Luce Of Morrisville, and
brother, Orlo L. Warren of Guildhall
also by two nephews and one niece. Mr.
Warren lost a leg from blood poisoning