Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08

don officiating. Interrnenf WaA In Hope
cemetery. Mr.. Arey was until last No.
vember n resident of Barre and was a
longtime employee Of Jones Brothers. ie
was born in Vinai Haven. Me, June
1857. In his native town he Learned
stonecutters' trade and went to BaY.
to reside In 1896. He was employed b.
Jones Brothers for IN years. He was a
member Of Star Of Hope Lodge. l. o O.
f., and tho Rebekah Lodge in Ninal
Haven, and also belonged to Barre Lodge.
y. f. o. p. and the granitecutters' lodge
in Barre. He was married in Vinal Ha-
ven Me. June 9, 1873, to Margaret Creed.
He is survived by his widow and three
children, Mrs. E. ]. Purver Of Waterbury.
Alton Arey Of Cleveland, Ohio, and vinal
Arey. an employe Of the Barre & Mont.
pelier Traction and Power He
also leave four grandchildren. two Of
whom, Roger and ivan Purver. are Water.
bury children. One brother, Ralph Arey.
resides In Vinal Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs, = f. Foss, Mrs. Caroline
Foss and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowland
left Saturday Tor an over-Sunday visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. MURRAY Donaldson in
North Hero.-The infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ray Owens has been
named E:velene Pearl-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Irish and children, Raymond.
Dayton, Ethel and Roger, went Sat
urday TO Westford for a visit with Mrs.
1nsh's parents--RoUland Kicker of Md
dlebury College is at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Kicker
Miss Mildred Breene In visiting her sis
ter. Mrs, William LaPoint. in East Mont
pelier and Miss Florence Furrier in Mont
pelier.-Miss Grace Dewey Of New York
city is a guest Of her sister. Mrs. Lewis
Circuit Myrtle Walker and Miss
Winnifred Rowell Of Barre we're over.
Sunday guests Of Mrs. e. r. Deneritt.
Mrs. j. H. Thompson, WHO had hecn
at the local hospital as a private pa
tient, died at that Institution Sunday
morning Of Bright's disease. She was
born in Stove March 70. 1855 the daurh.
ter Of Ira and Helen minor Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have lived Of
late on the river farms. She is survived
by her husband. two sisters. Mrs. Fan
ME Morse and Mrs. F.. L. Foster Of this
place, and two brothers, V. .. Hender.
son Of this town and II II Henderson
OF White River Junction The funeral
was held at the nome of her brother. V.
D. Henderson, Monday afternoon at three
o clock, the Rev. W. l. Boicourt Off
%ciatine. Burial was IN the village Gem
etery.-Miss Tret 1-arkin, who is at the
home Of J. F. Hodge at the Center. Ia
improving Miss p. Anderson. who until
this past year taught in the local high
school, has secured the position as teach
er in the English department Of the Ed
munds high school in Burlington.-Nnss
Ruth Valcourt has resumed her position
in the Waterbury Savings bank after q
visit at her former home in Greenfield,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marshal
are parents OF a son.-Miss Carrie Deavitt
Of Montpelier is a guest of her cousin.
Mrs. Nellie Morse.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Hoffman. Miss Nellie Lewis and Miss
Emily Lewis arrived Monday from
Claremont. y. H. to be guests Of rels-
tives.
a family PARTY. descendants Vt Isaiah
and Elizabeth Church Huntley, with their
families gathered at the home Of ]. F.
Somerville Monday. a picnic dinner being
served. Twenty-three were present. in
Guiding E. W. Huntley. the oldest Of
the party. Miss Ollie Somerville. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ma rles
Hoffman and the Misses Ollie and Emily
LOWS VI Siditlnoflt ana INe IA miles OF
J. F. Somerville, Or. G. 5. Bidvell and
F. F. Palmer. The afternoon was spent
very pleasantly. pictures being taken.
games played and stories Of the Huntlev
family told. The entire party were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Somerville at
the theatre in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaiah Huntley were born in Lyme.
Conn. moved from there to NARROW, n.
H.. thence to Duxbury. where they died
and are buried In the Duxbury Corner
cemetery. They had six sons and one
daughter. most of the Huntleys in Yer
mont being descendants of five of these.
II is hoped to make the gathering an
annual event.-Mrs William Carpenter
died Sunday at the home Of her son.
Daniel Noyce. In DuXbury. she was born
81 years ago in New HAMPSHIRE. her
maiden name being Nettie Pickwell. She
was married three times. first to Oscar
Royce, then to Joseph Wilson and last
to William Carpenter. who survives her.
She also leaves five children, Mrs. Frank
Blake Of Mortified. Daniel Royce Of
Duxbury, Dexter Royce of Quincy.
Mass, Mrs. Belle Ramon Of Duxburv and
Frank Royce of New York State. There
are eight grandchildren, two sisters and
a brother. The funeral was held at the
home Of Mrs. Royce Wednesday At
two o'clock. with burial IN the Duxbur.
Corner cemetery. The Rev. V. I. Smith
officiated and music was furnished by
the Fiske sisters of the Center. Mrs. Car
penter had suffered much from raralysis.
Sunday night at the CONGREGATION
al Church a patriotic service was held.
especially applicable to tho community