Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-04
WATERBURY,.

Janette Marguerite. the ine-year-old !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rus
SELL died at the home Of her parents on
Blush Hill October z after
three weeks illness with rheumatic
fever. Mr.. Russell has been employed
in the O'Cair shed. They moved here
from Groton six years ago. She is SUR
vived by her parents and six brothers
and sisters, William, Lillian. Nelson,
Wendall and Clarence at home, and
Mabel wife of Ebenezer Plummer of
Newbury. The funeral was held at
the home Of her parents Saturday at
two O'CLOCK with burial in the village
cemetery.
The funeral Of George Mitchell, who
died Of typhoic fever at the city hospital
in Barre Wednesday night was held at
the home Of Andrew Kelley in this vii
lie Friday afternoon. Mr.. Mitchell was
a nephew of Mrs. William Dickie and
the burial was in the Dickie lot in the
| village cemetery. The Rev. William l..
| i3oicourt, pastor of the Congregational
Church, officiated. The bearers were:
| William Dickey, John Scott and Andrew
Kelley Of this town and John Mcdonald.
James Coutts and Alexander Laurie of
Barre. Others present from Barre were
/ Frank Morrison, Adam Wood. William
Wood and Mrs. Joseph Wells The de-
ceased came from Aberdeen 10 years ago
and was 30 years old. He is survived by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitchell. three sisters and three brothers
one of the brothers being with the Scotch
Grays somewhere in France. An uncle,
Adam Wood of Barre, and an aunt Mrs.
1tn,, n taly
'ive-Mother's day was observed by the
| Pierian club with Mrs D. D. Grout Fri
day afternoon at her home on Randall
avenue. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs. F. c. Lamb. accompanied by Mrs
| F. f. Atkins, and readings by Miss Ollie
Somervlle.-The Halloween spirit was
much in evidence Friday evening ~he
frolic of the Hochelaga Camp Fire Girls
at the Congregational Church was well
attended.-At the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Carroll on Main street merry
party Of % invited guests assembled, the
tostesses being the Misses Inez Carroll
Beulah Edwards and Nellie Swasey. Miss
Marion wilkins, who is at home from
Johnson Normal. received the prize for
guessing most of the riddes.-On Blush
Hill, Mrs. II. D. Mott and Miss Ruth
y.
Games We're played and recitations and
vocal solos given by Mss Kathleen
Lebanon, with Miss Mott acting as ac-
companist-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Irish of
Moretown have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Irish.-Mr and Mrs. Edgar
sanborn and daughter Alice, OF East
Orange are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Shonio.-Miss Ruth Gibson of
NJ all,
Under the direction of Miss Lena Wallace.
teacher of music In the schools, a high
school glee club has been organized. Tt .
Officers are President. Miss Nellie
swasey; vice-presdent, Miss Stella
riifith; treasurer. Miss Lestina Bldwell;
sec.etary. Miss Ruth Graves; accom-
PIANIST, Miss Hazel Cook-On No
vel Der II. u and 10 in the high school
room will be the Turner art exhibit. -
Mrs. j. b. Williams has gone to New
York city. expecting to have an opera
. ito on her throat Saturday. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Violet, is with her aunt Mrs.
a. G. Schofield who has returned to the
city from Linden farms.-Mrs. George
Crandall of Berlin is guest of her
, nephew, w. d. Turner, in South Dux
, bury,
The funeral of Jeanette Marguerite
Russell was held at her late home
5 Saturday afternoon, the Rev. A. w.
Page officiating. Burial was in the
/ village cemetery. The bearers were
Russ Lowe, Clarence Gauthier George
E wallace. Merton Ather and Mr.. Jac-
[ ques.-Mrs j. r. Kane OF Spencer,
I Mass was a guest over Sunday of her
q daughter, Miss Christine Kane, at the
4 Atkins home
$ AT the Twenty-Five club meeting Mon
day evening at the inn. after the ban
g quet was served, the members and
guests listened to lecture by DR..
CHARLES +. Dalton of Burlington, secre-
tary of the State board of health, on
, public Health AS a Business PROPOSE
'ion,' The meeting was In charge of
; Judge Il. w. Huntley. who secured the
speaker of the eVning. Tuesday morn
ing in company with Superintendent
t Frost and Mr.. Huntley DR.. Dalton visit
/, ed the new school building at Duxbury
corners and expressed himself as much
) pleased with the same. New members
, elected at the Twenty-Five club were
r. e. Luce and Allan Perry. The next
+ meeting Is in charge of Alton Wheeler.
3 Miss Marion wilkins was at home from
the state normal school at Johnson over
r Sunday.-Paul Swasey was at home for
the weekend from the University OF
4 Nermont-Mr and Mrs. Philo Towle are
( Doth In poor health.-Judge George POW
$ ers or the supreme court was IN Town
= Monday, as was also the Rev. Evan
e Vhoinas of BURLINGTON.
The funeral of William r. strickland
Q was held at his late home at North Dux'
}, bury Tuesday afternoon. burial being IN
g the village cemetery The Rev, Verne
n l.. Smith officiated and hymns, Some
@ time Wen Understand and Shall we
= Meet?' We're sung by Mrs Phillip Shonio
=, ana Mrs, T.. f. Palmer The bearers were
@ Alpha Davis. Perley Davis Fred DAVIS
L and Lester Durkee. Examination OF Mr.
n Stricklands clothes which we're taker
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