Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-11

stay IN TOW VII ora 1NS Dfel tttINtu
that Mrs. Damon Champagne, who went
to the Fanny Allen hospital about three
weeks ago, was operated upon at that in
stitution Tuesday and that the operation
was a successful one. She Is doing as
we'll as could be cxpected.-Mrs. George
Farr is in Troy, \. Y.
VERGENNES.
Mrs. Eugenc Chilson died Monday
morning at hcr home on East street
from the effects of a shock sustained
a few days ago., aged 70 years. She was
born in Bristol, being the daughter OF
Milo and Betsy Durfee. She was mar
ried to Eugene Chilson September go, 1857,
and had resided here for many years.
She was n member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Vergennes and also
Of the Ladies' Md of that church. She
was OF q quiet and unassuming nature
and found her greatest enjoyment in her
family. Besides n husband, she leaves
two sons, Oliver T.. Chilson of Middle
bury and Georgc -. Chilson of this city,
one daughter. Mrs. William \. Dalrymple
Of Nergennes, and one sister. Mrs.
Melissa Purinton of Collier, Kans. The
funeral was held at the house We'd
nesday AT $50 y. ma meeting of the
stewards of thu Methodist Episcopal
Church will he held Thursday evening
in the vestry of the church directly after
the prayer meeting.-Howard Grandey of
the Albany, y. y. business College is
spending a week. with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Grandey.-Leonard Law
renee has returned from a visit to his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Duquette of Chicopee Falls. Mass
benjamin Clifton Of Watertown, y. ",
called on friends here M~onday.-The
monthly meetin% Of the Ipworth League
will be held Friday evening in tina
vcstry. followed by parlor games.-C. +.
Fisher is recovering from "A weeks ILL
uoss.--Levi Brown left Monday on n
business trip to O~gdensburg. y. 70.
+. Chilson of Middlebury was in town
! Monday, called here 10y the death of
his mother, Mrs. Eugene Chilson.-JOhn
Ross of Rutland visited his brother,
George w. Ross, Monday.--In Mon
days market eggs brought 20 cents per
dozen and butter from p to 30 cents per
pound.
Prof. Mortimer w. Thomas. who has
been visiting his brothcr-in-law, DR..
rank G. Phelps has returned to North
Adams. Mass.-Attorney and Mrs. r. w
McCucn are spending a week in Boston
and Haverhill, Mass, whore they Will he
the guests of Mr.. McCuen's brother. DR.
Charles n. M~cCuon.-J. G. Hayes has
rcturned to Tic,nderoga. y. Y. after a
visit to his DAUGHTER AZ the home Of Their
grand pa rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Desire Re-
uaud.-The Misses Anna and Lottie Nc
Z Attln, rnnNt C,,r-F-. L.; >-An. Ia,.a, ,.;.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Charcs Swenor.-Josepf
paigneault and son, Frank. have gone
TO Westport, y. y, to install a saw mil
on the farm OF Frank Simmons-Henrs
v. Smith spent sunday in Fairfax
Maurice Sullivan Of New York spent the
week in town. going from here to Bostor
to attend the automobile show which
opened IN that city March 6-Lee "
Deaae will occupY the Charles LeBeout
tenement house on North School street
The condition Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius r
Warner is somewhat improved.-Mrs
Mary Waters visited her son, Louis Wal
ter, Sunday at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Bu~rlington.-At a session of thu
probate court Friday the last will ant
testament of Mrs. Maria Clark was reat
and probated. Mrs. Andrew Hanley o
West Rutland and daughter. Mrs. Mar,
Ryan OF Middlehury, who have been Wis
ting Mrs. Hanley's parents. Mr.. AM
Mrs, p. j. CASEY, have returned to thci.
homes.-Benjarnln Williams has move
his family from Monkton to rooms in thu
Gaines block.-Nrs. q. Rail- gave n party
Friday afternoon in honor Of the fit,
anniversary Of the birth Of her daughter
ana A1,p,t IL Of har ~ pla ~ n I ~
were present.
Miss Mae McPhilomy was a week-ent
guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. f. f.. Reed of For
estdale.-The condition of Stanley, BOZ
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Hawkins. VIII,
has been seriously i'll, is slightly i'm
proved.-Leonard LeBoeuf, who wa!
called here to attend the funeral OF Mrs
John IRBoeuf and who has been for {
few days the guest of his sister, Mrs, W
IT. Norton, al the Norton House. ha.
returned 10 Worcester, Mnss.-C. +
Fisher, who has been Ill, is able to b'
out.-Judge Frank l.. Fish Eel Monday
to st. Adams To preside over the session
of Franklin county court.-The condition
If Bert Waterman of Burlington, who Il
at the home of his son, DIR. Vance w
Waterman, remains about the same.-Or
account Of a break in tho water main
the water was sui off Monday evening
and Tuesday while repairs were beinl
m~ade.-John Tei}oeuf and children hay,
returned to Worcester. Mass. They wer
accompanied by Miss Anna LeBoeuf,
sister OF Mr.. leBoeuf. who will for
while preside over his household. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Benson and Mrs. Benson
mother. Mrs, Sylvia Carpenter, left Mon
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where the!
will reside.
The funeral of Mrs. Eugene ID. Chllsoi
was held yesterday afternoon at tn
house, the Rev, Thomas Stevenson
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopa
Church, OF which the deceased was
member, officiating. The bearers were
Oliver and George Chilson. william A
Dalrymple and John Ryan. Burial wa
In Prospect cemetery. There were man.
floral tributes. News has been receive,
Of the death of Charles Collins At Lon
Peach, Cal. Mr.. Collins was a forme
resident Of Monkton and a son-in law o
Truman Newton of Ferrisburg. IF. c
Manss Of Troy. y. V, called on friend
here yestcrday.-W. H.. Orr left yester