Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-02

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laer N. Y.
| ELI Noseux an aged and respected
citizen, died Friday morning at his
home on Main street from the effects of
| a shock sustained about six weeks ago.
in the send year of his age. Mr.. Noiseux
was born in St Marie, p. Sand came
to this city when a young man and en-
tered upon his trade blacksmith,
at which he worked for nearly 90 years.
| A few years ago on account of poor
health he retired. giving up the business
to his son. John lie is survived by two
sons, Joseph and John, both of this
city-Mrs Maria (Mlle) Mott,
widow of the late Capt. Louis Mott, died
Thursday afternoon at her nome ON
Water street after a lingering illness, in
the S3rd year of her age. Mrs. Mott was
born and always resided in this town.
She is survived by one son. H. Louis
Mott, and two grandchildren Elliott ana
John Caisse Mott all of Burlington. The
funeral was held Saturday morning at St
PETERS, Church.-Mr. and Mrs. George
s. Floyd have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Myrtle Julia, to
charles II. hartley of this place.-At-
torney and Mrs. r. w. Taft of Ludlow
are visiting her father, Amos T. Need
ham.-The Burroughs family held a
reunion Thursday al the home of NJ.
and Mrs. Frank Burroughs. About 30
were present and dinner was served on
the lawn The family is descended from
Joseph Burroughs. who settled in FERRIS
burg in 1889 on the farm where the re-
union was held and which has ever since
been owned and occupied by his
| descendants.
Miss NJ l.. Abbott of Burlington
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hartwell--
whitney Bell. who has been spending a
few days with the Rev. and Mrs. II. H.
| White has returned to Hardwick Will
bur, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Smith
and Anna. daughter of Mrs. James Nc
| Evila. both of Addison, were married
Thursday afternoon at the Baptist par
| sonage in this city by the Rev. II. H.
White.-f r. Kent of the Corbin Manu-
featuring company of New Britain
Conn. and family spending two
weeks on the Stevens House.-On ac-
count of increased orders and lack of
storage, the Vermont Shade Roller COM
panY are putting up an addition l2x10o
feet to their dry house. Changes will
be made in the interior of the dry house
to accommodate the increased business
The Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol Of
Middlebury spent the weekend with
the:' mother. Mrs. NJ. r. Bristol, and
their sister, Mrs. II. G. Herrck.-
George n. Seiplc OF Springfield visited
friends here Saturday. Mr. Seple has
been engaged as a teacher in the public
schools of Hartford Conn.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dalrymple of Worcester,
Mass, on an automobile trip through the
State, are visiting his brothers. William
and Walter Dalrymple.-Miss Mary Ross
has returned from visit to her brother,
Philp J. Ross of New York and Mr. and
Mrs. Bass of Little Silver. \. J.-E. A
Lee has returned from Proctor. where
he has been caring for a patient and is
, spending "A few days with his family
Miss Edith Chamberlain, who has been
spending her vacation with her parents
IN Bradford. has returned and resumed
? her duties as librarian at the f'ixby
Memorial Free library. Bennett
| has gone to Providence. r. l.. on bust
ness.-Maurce Lee has returned from
a visit to his cousin. Sanford Foote,
: of Cornwall.-Walter w. Bristol is con-
e fined to the house by mumps.-Bcnia-
min W. Fisher of City Point. Va. is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr. ana MIS-. t1enfN /. fiSHel -NiiSs
: Anna W. Fox. who has been spending a
month at Eagle camp, South Hero and
who has been the guest of Mrs w.
Watt for few days left Saturday for
her home in New York.-Mrs r. \.
F'oote is spending "A few days with
Judge and Mrs. f. A. Field of Panton.
Leicester Benton of Willimantic,
Conn is visiting his mother Mrs l.. +.
. : sI,;, i.. ri-it i,1u
her sister Mrs Ezra NJ Ball, of Fer
riSburg.
AR and Mrs John w. Ryan and chill
dren visited his parents, MI. and Mrs.
John Ryan Of Orwell Sunday. Fabian
Rivers of Manchester. \. H., is spend
ing his vaction with his parents, NJ.
and Mrs. Napoleon Rivers.-k.arle Brush
Kngsland of Lincoln. Ncn.. is spending
two weeks vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Kingsland.- MIR. and
Mrs. John Nugent son and daughter of
Buffalo. y. y. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs T. W. Fletcher at their camp al
Mile point al the lake. Mr.. Nugent was
former resident here in the employ
t of the late Herrick Stevens.-Mrs. Kath-
crime Garno is taking a weeks vacation
and Maurice Lee is taking her place
i'm the store of G. w. Ross & Co.
j. Mrs Josephine Liberty of Worcester
Mass. is visiting Miss Mary Jane Alden
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. r.. Hewitt and Miss
. Gladys Hewitt of birmingham Mass.
are spending a few days with Mrs
Hewitt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
\. Ball-Mrs. William Palmer anC
u daughter of New York city are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Z
Yattaw.-Mss Nellie Ryan and niece
4 Miss Mary Ryan, have returned r.
Orwell after visit to their brother ant
uncle, David f. Ryan, and family.-O
n w. Wills and daughter, Miss Florence
Y visited Mrs. Wells at the Mary Flet
e cher hospital Sunday.-Mrs r. w. Day
= gave a party at her home Sunday il
S honor of her mothers. Mrs. j. B
0 Harrington, nth anniversary of hel
. birthday. There We're 10 present, those
from away being w II. Harrington and
e SON Richard of Saranac Lake, y. Y.
II. f.. Harrington and son, Herbert OF
2 Essex ~ Y. feature of the party
was a large birthday cake,-Miss Louise
e I.angevin has returned from a three
I months visit to friends in San Juan, Cal
= During her visit in California Miss
( Iangevin attended the Panama Pacific
e exposition at San Francisco and on hei
t way home visited relatives in Kankakee
= H. Miss Langevin was accompanied OF
4 her return by Mrs ode Myers of Sar
. Juan, Cal, who will spend the winter