Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY
st. ALBANS.

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura p.
Phelps) Catlin, aged 81 years, widow Of
Mark 3. Catlin. who died Tuesday Aug
Is after long illness of heart trouble
at the home of her son, Albert Catlin,
on the Highgate road. were held at her
late home Friday afternoon at two
o. clock The Rev James Kenworthy OF
Green's Corners officiated. The bearers
were her three sons. Albert Catlin OF
St Adams town. George Catlin of
Sheldon and Fred Catlin of South Bur
lngton. and a nephew. Theodore Jennison
Of Sheldon. The burial took place in East
Swanton. Besides the sons Mrs. Catlin
is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Abbie
Read of Fort Wayne, md, and Mrs.
Grace Martin of Por. Chester, y. Y.
Mrs Catlin was twice married Her first
husband was named Sanborn. Her sec
ond husband died IL years ago.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Cavanaugh. aged 50
years, died of heart failure Thursday
night at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. C. L. Gilman, on Fairfax street.
She is survived by three other daugh
tiers. Mrs. Hugh o. Hamilton of st. AL
bans Bay, Mrs. Eva Blythe of Hart
ford. Conn. and Mrs. Carrie Peckham
of WilllmantiC. Conn. also by one sis
ter. Mrs. Lucy s. Sweeney, of Boston.
ard five grandchildren all of this city
I The funeral services We're held at
| Mrs. Cavanaugh's late home Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock, the Rev
DR.. F. A. Lendrum. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. offici-
atlng and the burial took place in the
| Bay cemetery
Announcements have been received
! in this city of the marriage of Miss
Edrie Mae Turner daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. NJ. Turner Of Moretown,
to Harry Paul Boyce of Waitsfield
which took place Wednesday, August
ll6 Mr.. Boyce is travelling passenger
agent for the Central Vermont Rail-
way company.
Miss Gladys Brooks delightfully."- en-
tertained fifteen young women friends
at her home on st. Alans point Satur-
dav afternoon a t a miscellaneous show
er party in honor of Miss T.. Mae
Greene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, r. a.
Greene of Bank street, who Is to be
married in the fall to II. Harrington
Brooks of New York, eldest son of Mrs.
Homer Brooks of St Adams point. Mr..
rock drill department of the Ingersoll-
Rand company The party was a ccm-
plete surprise to Miss Greene. who re-
ceived many handsome gifts. Dainty
refreshments We're served.
Nelson. the two-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William n. Barnes of Diamond
street. is recovering from the effects or
drinking a bottle of paregoric last Satur-
Nod l.
cealed by Mrs Barnes but the child dis
covered it, The mother prompt" dis
covered what he had done. administered
an emetlc and summoned DIR. W. D.
Upton.
Sheriff Holmes of St Adams was IN
town Friday and took o. NJ. Jeffords back
with him to Identify a suspect being held
for completely in the burglary of the sta
ton here,-A. f. Beaulac has purchased
the stock in the blacksmith shop OF the
late H. ]. Archambault and rented the
building j. l.. Archamhault of East FAR
field was here Friday attending to the sale
and transfer.-A variety shower was ten
dered Miss Ida May Lavery Friday eve
ming at her home on Missisquoi street
Miss Laura Towle went to Riverside camp
Friday evening for over Sunday-H. ID
Isham and daughter Mrs. + ". smith
left Friday for Rchford from which
place they started Saturday morning or
their return to Minneapolis, Minn.-(luite
a number of farmers are building silo'
this season A. A, Aseltne has one near
" completed on the Draper farm neal
North Sheldon. l.. l.. Marsh is building
one of cement on one of his Franklin
farms. Eugene Perley and George Jacobs
and others are about to start huldnl
operations.
The Rev. EVarts Kent, of Sterling
Mass, who came to D. +. Woodward
Saturday, will visit friends here for sew
eral days--A. j. caldwell of Lewiston
Me, is passing a few weeks in town.
Miss Florence Jones of Evanston, HI is
a guest of her school friend Mrs. Edward
David \ picnic party in her honor was
given Saturday by Miss Ruth Draper
Miss Annie Hocomh OF st. Adams was ;
! guest over Sunday of Miss Belle c. Stone
Mrs l.. l.. Reed and her son, G, /" Reed
with Mrs. Reed and two sons of Addison
: were guests over sunday of Mrs. Reed
) brother, G. II. Abell.-Ida May LaverN
and Wesley Wilson. both of this place
\ were married in the Church of St. Johr
the Baptist Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
J After a short wedding journey they vii
. be at home with Mrs Wilson'S parents
l Mr.. and Mrs, b. l., Lavery, NJ rWnsoi
} is employed by the Federal Packing com
pany
Mrs. Elizabeth \. (Thompsonl Bronson
aged "A years wife of Irving f.. Bronson
died at midnight Monday at the hos
pital from a shock following n seconC
, operation for appendicitis, performed
sunday. and complications. Mrs. Bronson
was born in Rutland July g. 1892 He
, marriage took place March 6 last. BE
, sides her husband she is survived by he
father, j. j. Thompson, of this city TIVE
sisters Mrs Frank T., Sheehan and Mis-
, Pauline A. Thompson of this city; anC
one brother, Harold +. Thompson o
Rutland. Her mother died four year.
ago Funeral services will he hel,
at ST. Mary's Church this morni lg a
nine O'Clock, the Rev, u, j. OSu'lival
, officiating, and the burial will take place
| in Holy Cross cemetery.
Il Tuesday was the last day for films
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