Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.


Mrs. f. t. Moody, who has been i'll for
sometime with a canCcrous trouble died
at her home at the Center Thursday
Emma Graves was born in
on the old Graves farm May
p, 1876, the daughter Of Luther and Ann
(SimondsD Graves. She is the last of the
family of four children. May ., 1864, sh"
was married to Mr.. Moody and went at
once to the Moody farm at the Center
which has since been their home. she is
survived by her husband and four sons,
Bert Moody of Montana, the Rev. Lewis
Moody of Iowa, Ernest Moody of
Lebanon. y. H., and Clarence Moody of
this town. She also leaves three grand
three weeks ol!
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Arlington died very suddenly at
the home of her grandparents ON Crossett
1ill Thursday morning.-Mrs. James
Ryan died at the home of Mrs. r. j.
McMullin Thursday morning of heart
trouble. For nine years she had been
at this home, where she had had eX-
collent care. Bridget Gillgan was born in
ireland 50 years ago. About 20 years ago
she married James Ryan and for "A num-
BIER of years they lived on the Ryan
farm in DuXbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
never had any children and Mr.. Ryan
has been dead for a number of years
Her only relative is a nephew, Herbert
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pastor or the local 'oieI'N"'''i''t
church is to he one oil inc E'i"ah'IS
BY the purchase OF the So-caI!e" Noou-
bury farm at Montpelier Junction =. !"
Moody thus becomes the owner OF an
other large Washington county farm
The reception Friday evening In the
Methodist Church parlors TO tn" Rev.
and Mrs. Verne l.. Smith and the Rev
and Mrs w. f. Douglass was well at
tended. Beside those in whose honor the
reception was given, in the receiving line
We're: Mrs. Henry Marshall. president of
the Ladies' Aid Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Demcritt representing the church, ID. ".
Cooley, representing the brotherhood
and Mrs D. W. Cooley, the SUNDAY
school The Introductory committee We're
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs
L. L. Joslyn and Mr.. and Mrs. u. e.
Jones. The decorations We're of ported
plants and cut flowers in charge OF MIS-
Jones. Refreshments We're In charge oi
DIR. II. II. Fullerton, DR.. 7, j. Allen MISS
Rose GlbsN' and MISS tuEthe Mae boy &C.
The annual meeting of the Hypata
club was held at the nome Oh MIS- 1oh'
Fowler on Blush h'il FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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encouraging. OFFICERS elected We're rresi
dent, Mrs. W. H. b rcrrS' ''oe-P,.a'
dent. Mrs. l.. E Josiyn' secretarS' MIS-
hose carpenters treasurer,
| DeInerltt; program coiiil'n'''e'
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iiiih Vi the e"oou','o 'o'''I''.
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10y. ,.,..i.., o.. ,io,,a roctto
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NJ ,,,unto m,,nSott -, p,ttsford was n,
49,. ST.. a,,.,s. 80 Nrs w + Was
eon w.. = - cbott,o,, ord Mise Mil
Ave., Sha,tro,, ~ pmr,irgtor we're over
c,da,, o,,,s,s 90 NJ ana Mrs + +
Comnholl Harold Can,nhoT was also n
ho,,a f,oro Norv,ich T,nivorsitv DIR am
Mrs q. & Ridwou has ro,urned afte
two veeks i, Rrool,lvr y V with NJ,
and Mre Edgar Dur.nd mr. Ridwoll'
imnrovod health arorle. him To resum
b,s nractice al onco The funeral c
Hazel Eunico A,.p,inptou was hold nj TN
homo or her pranduorerts saturday moor
tho Pow A ~ pare omcIating Burif
was in the South Duxb,Iry cemetery.
Mrs @ II Uoltor suffered q shock Satur
day afternoon. hut is now fairly con