Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-22

Bostwick The Home Missionary society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
met Wednesday afternoon with MIS-
George d. Middlebrook Miss Lula Tup-
per of Burlington is caring Tor her
brother-in-law, Amos +. Needham'-Mr'
and Mrs. Robert Foster have moved 10
the Haven house on Main street.-Mr'
and Mrs. Jacob Aunchman OF Orwell VS.
tied their daughter Mrs. David r. Ryan
Sunday.--The Rev f.. r. Taussg is NOV
ing his household goods to his new pas
torate in Monkton.
John Davey died Monday evening after
a years Illness from general breaking
up of the system In the I'D year OF his
age. He was born in Truro. Cornwall
England. lie came here in 1873 and en-
tered the employ Of Hollond Parker,
working at his trade Of wood ca rver ana
turner and remaining with that firin
for six years, after which he returned
to London, where he resided for eight
years. lie then returned with his wife
and family to this place and entered the
employ of the Vermont Shade Roller
company where he remained until about
two years ago. when failing health caus-
cd him TO retire from the active duties
OF life He was n member OF the CON
gregatlonal church Of this city. Mr..
Davey was universally respected. June
so 1868. he married at Truro. England,
Miss Eliza Hooking who with two sons,
Robert of Jackson, Mich, John II. or
Glasgow. Scotland, two daughters. Mrs
W. II. Weston Of Burlington and Mrs.
+. G. Fry Of Sanford, Fla, survive him.
The funeral will be held at the house
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.-Ray
n. Taft Of New York is visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs w Fl. Taft.-John
Daigneault was operated on Monday for
appendicitis at the Fanny Allen hospital
winooski Levi II. Brown left Tues
day on a three days business trip to
Malone. n. Y.-.Dr. w. G. Watt. who
spent tho winter at New Rochelle, n Y,
has returned and will spend the summer
with his mother. Mrs. Watt. 4. Nor
house OF Mddlebury. secretary OF the
Addison County Y. NJ G, A., called on
friends here Monday. Henry Brecken-
ridge of Rutland visited his cousins, Mrs
H. l.. Kingsland and Miss Fanny Breck-
cnrdee TUESDAY
At the annual meeting of Jerusalem
Chapter. No. .. officers were elected as
follows: II. p, j. A. Harrington; X,
G. w. Ross s., L. F.. Avery; secretary,
C. +. $. Pierce: treasurer. j. a. Harring-
ton: c. H.. Dr. Charles ~. Cole; =. S.,
c. A. Chapman: r. a. c., r. NJ. Spooner;
NJ Bird ", j. ]. Barnard; NJ. End ".
Charles O'Bryan; NJ. LIST v, F. w. Flags;
chaplain. +. r. O'Bryan; S. s., r. w.
Day: J. s., W. n. Flagg; tyler. F. II.
Adams.-Among those from here who at
tended the conservation of Co-adjutor
Bishop G. Y. Bliss at Burlington yester-
day We're: The Rev. W. f. Williamson,
! Capt. and Mrs. Charles f, Parker. At
| torney and Mrs. Robert W. McCuen,
Mrs C. T. Stebbins. Mrs. +. r. Field
Mrs G. l.. Wyman and Miss Fanny
, Stearns.- Robert Davey Of jackson, Mich,
and Mrs. w. II. Weston OF Burlington
are In town. called here by the death
Of their father. John Davey.-Judge
James Donaway OF Middlcburr was ir
| town Tuesday William Field, who was
called here by the death of his nephew
Jeffrey Field. has returned to Gardener
Ma ss.--J. II. Donnelly went yesterday
on a business trip to Walpolc. ~ H.-Dr
l.. p. Bellinecr of Shelburne visited
| friends here Tuesday.-lIarold Stone re
turned yesterday to Middiebury Colleg,
after spending the vacation with hi:
parents. MIR. and Mrs. 6; F.. Stone.-Mrs
Mary Rogers Of Mortified is visitnt
her brother, II. e. Slack--Miss Schruff
man Of New York Is making an extended
visit to her cousin, Abraham Cohen
Mrs Fred Field who has been visitins
relatives here, has returned to Lowell
Mass.-Miss Blanche Field visited in Bur
lington yesterday.