Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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/ was at the Center. The Rev. W. e.
Douglass of Enosburg Falls, former
pastor of Mrs Wallis, offcated.-
Mrs. George Hart died late Saturday aft
crnoon at the home of her daughter Mrs.
/ Tierney, on Main street. Her home was
! Kicker hill, but she was brought to the
home or hey daughter January ~.
Mrs. Harris maiden name was Nora Swee-
ncv and she was born ~ years ago in
February in West Bolton, the daughter
Of Thomas and Ann Tobin Sweeney. She
leaves two sons Edward and George
Hart, who live on the home farm; and
one daughter, Mrs. Leonard Tierney;
grandchildren: two brothers, Michael and
Edward Sweeney. The funeral was
| held Monday at $3.50 O'Clock at St
Andrews Church. The Rev. Robert De
voy officiating. Burial was in Holy
Cross cemetery.
| News concerning the condition of the
patients quarantined with scarlet fever
at Lyndon Center continue to be favor
able. OF the i've cases which came
down mt the Mathcwson house at Lyn-
don Institute, Miss Annie Dorothy Pal
mer of this town and Miss Ruth Robin
son of Warren are two. All five were
removed early in the disease to the Col
lisan house, where they have doctors
and nurses experienced in the disease.
| Everything is being done by the man
agemcnt of the institution for the care
of the patients and prevention of the
spread of the disease. They are all re-
ported to have light cases and Miss Pal
mcr the lightest of all-Presdent Ira
l.. Reeves of Norwich University gave
an address on the obligations of Citi-
zenship" in the social room of the Con-
gregational Church Friday evening.
supper was served and provisional or
ganization was formed with c. II.
Swasey as president, +. f. Campbell
as secretary and committee on constitu-
ton and next meeting b. r. Demerltt'
C. r. Adams and G. C. Graves The
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
held a meeting Friday evening. the Rev.
/. II. Benedict of Montpelier being the
speaker.--Orin Arlington is seriously Ill
at his home in Morctown.-The funeral
of Mrs. Marella Morse was held at the
schoolhouse in the Phillips district Sat
urday afternoon, the Rev. w. l.. Boz
court officiating The bearers were
Edgar Morse, Buel Morse, Daniel Morse
and Lewis Morse. Burial was in the
cemetery in that community condi-
ion Of Frank Morse, who is Ill at the
home of his father in Duxbury. was
much improved Saturday.. +. Crossett'
who has been suffering with asthma, is
bctter-Thc high and graded schools In
the village are to remain closed for an
other week.
| Tho wedding of Raymond Clement
I.eavitt Of Lebanon, y. H., and Miss
Ruth Aivra Wells of stowe was
solemnizcd at the congregational parson-
r age Monday afternoon by the Rev. W.
| l., Bocolirt. They were Unattended
Blaine Wallace of Hartford, Conn, Is
at the home of his father. called here
by the death of his grandmother Will
liam Carroll has received word OF the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Mary
O'Neil in ADMINISTRATION Luce
is out after an attack of the grip
Mrs. A. II. Smith. who has been quite
: i'll with the grip, resumed her work IN
the library Saturday.-Mrs. G. 5. Bidwell,
, who was i'll last week with tonsilltis, Is
much improved. Miss Ethel Irish is ILL.,
also Miss Amy Goodheart who Is at the
home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
, L. James Morse.-B. r. Demeritt is out
=, after being confined to the house for a
| week. Mrs. B. r. Demeritt is now housed
with an attack of the Erip.-Ahs. j. r.
Shipman remains quite lib. +. Ather-
ton is confined to the housc.-Thc senior
class of the Waterbury high school will
| give Friday evening at the opera house
the comedy, THE Time of His Life
: directed by Mrs. W. J. LeBaron. Those
. taking part are thurman Murray Clifton
Mccormick. Allan Perry, Loren E.ldridGe,
Burton Luce, Robert Luce and the Misses
Nellie Swasey, Gladys Gilmore and
Lila Morse.
The prohibition rally at the opera
house Monday evening was well attended
c when DR.. Clarence True Wilson or
U Topeka Kansas, discussed the Issue
u before the People" lie was introduced
II by the Rev. Verne l.. Smith. y feature
@ of the evening was the singing of "A song
u written by the Rev. W. l.. Boicourt, pas
s tor of the congregational Church, for
the occasion. The verses were sung by
+. T. Houston. all joining on the chorus.
I \ number of voters attended the meet
s ing.-Mrs. Otis Alden Of Montpelier is a
" guest at the home of T. L. Hart and
|, Jerome Hart-Miss Margaret licefe. who
n has been i'll with the grip at the Castle
ton Normal school, is better-William
| Deal, who was quite i'll Sunday, is more
g comtortablc.-M Charles Bailey is
+ among those who are sick.-Wilma Liant
l. is i'll.
$ The funeral of Mrs. Hiram Wallace
It was held at her late home Tuesday after
d noon. The Rev. w f.. Douglass of Enos'
burg Falls, u former pastor officiatcd
assisted by the present pastor of tn,
Il Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev
h Verne l., Smith. Tho bearers were the
@ two nephcWs. Wayne Burt and Craie
h O. Burt OF Stowe, and two grandsons
Q Blaine Wallace of hartford. Conn, anC
Paul Wallace Of this town. Among those
present from out of town were Mr.. an,
" Mrs. {. =, Burt, Mr., and Mrs w. T
e Burt Mrs. Frances @, Wright Mr.. anc
6 Mrs. T.. r. cobb. Mrs. Charles Cobb
n Mrs. Henry Reed, Mrs. T. d, Pike, Mr.
= and Mrs. \. O. Pike, {. o. Burt and
t Mr., and Mrs. Barney McManus of Stove
" and Mrs. e. T. Russell of Burlington
- Burial was at Waterbury Center,-ThC
e Burt Wallace, who has been i'll with the
? grip, is able to return to the store
Mrs. Lewis \, Morse has returned from
Troy ~ Y, to her home in DuXbury.-
Orrin Arlington, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia is better.-Mrs Philc
= Towle has returned to town and witt
! Mrs Ola Towle Hogaboom is at the home
a of William Carroll.-Fred Atkins is out
y | after an attack of the grip.-Elton Steele
= was i'll Monday-Mrs. Ellen Thompson
| Dat, h, uain in Str Ot