Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-08

MIS-. I. L. >. pierce; treasurer, i. Nev1lle,
chaplain, r. L. Kngsland; guide, n. ].
McCuen; guardian, George Chilson; senti-
nell A. w. Norton; trustee for three
years. 7. Nevllle.-Donald and Ralph
Norton Of Dartmouth College are spend
ing the Easter vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. w Norton.-F f..
Fillmore of Mooers. n. Y. called on
friends here F'riday.-Miss Catherine
tiarno Of Mount St. Mary's Academy,
is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Katherine Garno.-Mrs. Mary +.
Manchester and daughter Miss
Lucia, of Stockbridgc, Mass are spending
n week at their cottage at Long point.
The Rev f. f. Taussig left Monday
for Saratoga, n. y, to attend the an
nua session of Troy conference. Henry
V. Smith went Saturday to Crown Point.
n. Y, for a few days visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.-The
will of George Washburn Of New Haven
was probated Friday. DR.. Eugene Wes-
ton was named executor and Judge War
rem Peck and j. o. Bottom OF New
Haven were appointed commissioners and
appraisers Eugene Brooks and
daughter, Pearl. who have been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Dustin G. Barrows. re-
turned Saturday to Burlington.-Dana
Lovatt spent Easter with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. June T.. Lovatt. of Brandon
Mrs John Donovan is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith oi
Crown Point n. Y.-Mrs. w. ]. Strons
has gone on a ten days visit to relatives
in Boston.-Charles Barrows is visiting
his parents in Barre.
At the Congregational Church Sunday
eight new members were received and
the Easter collection was sg22Ss The
Easter offering at the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church was S7957, and 10 new MEM
bers were received in full connection and
two on probation.-Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Grandey left Monday on a business trip
to New York and Boston after which they
will visit relatives in Bridgeport and
South Norwalk, Conn.-W. j. O'Brien or
Rutland visited here Saturday.-Mrs. Peter
Iavarn died Saturday evening from gem
eral breaking up of the system, aged si
years The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at st. Peters Church-Andrew
Sears went Monday to Williston for
weeks visit to a nephew.-Roy Taft has
gone to Sprinfeld, Mass, where he has
position with the w, l.. Douglass Shoe
company and Mrs. Frank Gee
spent Easter with their son. George Gee
Of Burlington.-Arthur Daniels son Of
Capt. and Mrs. NJ. II. Daniels. has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital
Winooski, where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicits.-Mrs Fred Whit
comb of Somerville, Mass, Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George F.
Young.--James Ryan of Hyde Park
Manor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Robert Hudson The Rev. Thomas Ste
venson went Tuesday to Saratoga. y. Y.
to attend the annual session of the Troy
! conference Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Godette
visited their son. Henry, in Bristol Sun
day.--.Iohn Lynch of st. Adams spent
Sunday here with his sister. Mrs. Charles
T.. Tull.-Mr. and Mrs. William Dubuc
son, Curtis, and Miss Florice Aunchma,
of Orwell, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
David +. Ryan Sunday.-The little daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. J. 3. Emo was bap
tised Sunday morning in the Methods
Episcopal Church.--Eggs sold at whole
sale in yesterdays market at 10 cents per
dozen.A daughter was recently born t(
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bristol
Miss Agnes F., Booth, who has beef
visiting her aunt Mrs. David Curtis
Peck. at Newtown. Conn, has returned
and is the guest of her brother, Arthur
T.. Booth.
The funeral of Mrs Peter Iavarn was
held Yesterday morning al St. Peters
| Church. the Rev. L. a Vezina officiating.
| The bearers were Samuel and William
| Tredo William Barrows, Frederick Reed.
Frank Robare and a. II. Godette Burial
was in St Peters cemetery. Among
those present from away were Mrs.
Charles Reed and daughter of Wfnooski.
Mrs I.avarn was born in Canada, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nou-
dre She was twice married, her first
husband. Henry Reed, dying here about
% years ago She afterwards was mar
ried to Peter Lavarn. who died few
years ago. For several years she has
been confined TO her bed She is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs Lillian
Robare of Vergennes. Mrs. Anna Nc
Carly of Lowell, Mass one son, Anson
Reed of Lowell. Mass and one brother,
Peter Voudrie of Winthrop. y. H.-Wi-
liam Larrow has leased the two vacant
stores in the Gaines block. In the one
formerly occupied by the Lash Brothers
the Larrow brothers will open an under
taking establishment. Mr.. Larrow has
sub-let the store formerly occupied by r.
L. kingsland TO A. B. & c. L. Taber
| where they will continue their business
| AT the special meeting OF the voters
| of this city held Tuesday the result OF
the vote on the installing OF a filtration
plant was as follows No. $50; yes los
The financial report OF the committe,
| appointed to investigate the matte,
| showed an expenditure Of over $3, 400. The
| committee was dismissed and a vote OF
| thanks rendered them for the faithful
and painstakng performance OF thei,
labors-Miss Edith Dawson was taken
| Tuesday to the Mary Fletcher hospita!
| Burlington, to be operated upon for ap.
| pendicits-The body of Mrs Josephin.
Archambault arrived here yesterday from
st. Hyacnthe, Can, where she died a,
Hotel Dieu Tuesday morning. Mrs
Archambault was formerly employed as
houSekeeper for Cyrus Botsford of thif
| city and on account of poor health wa
taken to St Hyacinthe about two year.
ago. She was without any near relatives
The body was placed in st. Peter
Church where the funeral will be hel,
this morning,-Aliss Ruth Fisher. VIII,
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs Henry p. Fisher has returned
her duties as teacher in New York cit,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bapts
Church will meet Friday afternoon witt
Mrs John II. Nash.--Benjamin Fishe
has gone to City Point. Va, where he ha
a position.-Mrs. Eliza Quinn has moved
to the Harvey Ketcham house on Mapl,
street.-George Preston is ill.-The ladie.
of the Congregational Church will serve