Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-18

the town, died Saturday afternoon n,
one o'clock, after an Illness of a ,veel,
with pneumonia. Funeral services
were held Monday at 100 u m tho
Rev. w. T.. Best officiating. Interment
was in the Laport cemetery. rv,
sons. Henry c.. and Ezra Bailey If
waterville. and two sons-1n-law. James
Boylan of Morristown and William NJ
Nasser of Underhill, acted as bearers
Besides her husband End two sons che
is survived by two daughters. Mrs
Alma Boylan and Mrs. Marion NrcNas-
ser; and one sister, Mrs. Oliver How
ard of Milton. Abby Polly Sanderson
daughters of Isaac and Polly Winters
Sanderson, was born at Milton In April.
1S4S. In early life she was unircd m
marriage to william Bailey. living ot
Milton with 10 years ago, when tbev
moved to Wolcott. where they resided
for eight years. coming to Morristown
two years ago to make their home with
their son. Henry c. Bailey.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Raymond of HighRnte were
guests over Sunday of his brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank non
Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Jackson went
TO Burlington Monday. the doctor ey-
pecting to Undergo an operation. Mt
the Mary Fletcher hospital, for amen
dicitis.-Miss Eunice Sternes went
Monday to 81. Adams to attend the
funeral of a friend Miss Addic Bedell
Of oxford, n. H., Is visiting friends
here, a guest of Mr.. n Mrs. Frank
Smith.-Mrs. Lizzie Eunson returned
Saturday evening from a visit Of SOW.
eral weeks with her brother ard wife.
Prof. and Mrs. a. l.. Hardy of Am
herst. Mass.-Maurice Kelley, =. V, NJ.
on his return Saturday evening from
a trip to Boston, made his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. Kelley a short
visit.-Mrs s. r. Stevens returned sat
urday evening from a business trim to
New York.-Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Sternes
spent Sunday in Johnson.-H. j. Ed
mands spent sunday in Burlington
with Mrs. Edmands. Mrs. Edmands il
reported as improving.
Mrs. c. u. Howe rs i'll. suffering from
~iniammatory rheumatism. Her mother.
Mrs. II. a. Durfee of Burlington, is as
slsting in caring for her. Arthur
Wheeler returned Monday evening from
iiardwick.-Ned Foss, the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G.. Foss, is III with
rheumatic fever.-Mrs. Anna Doty Jones
and son, Walter. returned M,1dav
night from Worcester, Mass, whore they
nav" visited her mother, Mrs. Flora
Doty, and sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Grout-Mrs. Myron Hutchins
OF Waterbury was a guas Monday Of
her niece, Mrs. Ray Sterns.-Mrs For
cnce 1,adeau of oxford. n. H., came
Monday evening for a short visit with
friends. a guest while here Of ME- Matte
Messer.-MiSs Dorothy Powers. who IS
attending Bishop Hopkins Hall. Burlinc-
ton, is at home for the Easter vacation
Of two weeks.-Wor was received Tues
day from Mary Fletcher hospital at k.r-
inston. that DR.. Frank jackson had been
successfully operated upon for au-
pendicitis. MIR, and Mrs. Harry Shanuar
of Sheldon were guests Tuesday &C th.
Lttter's mother, Mrs. Mary Patnod.
surt and Mrs. l.. H.. smith OF Williams
town are passing a few days with th,
formers parents, Mr.. and Ms. =. T.
Smith.-Newton LoI}aron has nccn m
able to attend to his duties as carrier
on mail route No. 2 for several days
owing to n severe attack Of %luinbago.
Ills substitute, |. y. Lebanon, s.. is
serving the route during his enforced
Las off.
pr ana Mrs. J. 4. Robinson left TUGS
day night for Boston. where tn, doctor
will attend a meeting aud exhibit Of
the Dental Manufacturers club If
America. Mrs. Robinson will visit rela-
tives Al Hyde Park, Mass.-Miss Addio
Ecdell. who has visited here for seyeraI
days. returned to Oxford. y. H.. We'd
ncsday. She was az. mpanicd q. ST
Johnsbury by her host .es, Mrs. Fran.
Smith-Mrs Bessie B!ckford of East
ItIFhFate Is a guest OF NJ ana Mrs
T.. T.. Schutt.