Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-17
SOUTH WOODBURY..

SOUTH WOODBURY..
Ella Leach is i'll with eryeipeias at the
home Of George Daniels in North Mont
pelier.-Mrs. B. II. Benjamin. who has
been suffering with an attack Of appcn-
dicitis, is improving The family of
John Morse are all i'll with grip The
1'edden boys were hore from Montpelier
over Sunday.-The coolest weather OF
the season was experienced Monday
morning. thermometers registering from
30 TO 10 degrees below zero.
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Benjamin Paxton, who was called
home by the condition OF her mother.
Mrs. Lorenzo Bryant who broke one hip
some time ago, started Monday on the
return trip to her home in Cleveland
Ohio, her mother accompanying her for
an indefinite stay.--Dr. G. S. Bidwel
was called Monday to Burlington be-
cause Of the condition Of Mrs. Alma
Prescott, who was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital the first Of last week
Arthur Gilmore. who has been III with
pneumonia, is much better.-Roy lie
Baron and Allen Dix Of the University
of Vermont were At the LeBaron home
for the week-end.-Mrs. b. A. Campbell
entertained four tables of 800 Friday
evening at her home on Elm street and
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ernest Joslyn
and Miss Bertha Joslyn were hostesses
at a 600 party at the homo Of Mrs. JOS
lyn. fve tables being flied.-Joseph De.
void died at the home OF his mother on
North Main street Sunday night after
an illness with tubercular trouble. He
would have been 20 years old next July.
He leaves a wife and two children; also
his mother, TITO brothers. Louis Devoid
of this town and William Devoid of
Claremont. n. H.; four sisters, Mrs.
Charles Farmer. Mrs. Antonio Galtoni,
Mrs. Lowney Guyette and Mrs. Leo
march,. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning at st. Andrews
Churchill. r. Demeritt has returned
from business trip to Boston and New
York in the interests Of the Demeritt
acknowledgement Buszell was in
Montpelier and Barre Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mrs Jessie Cameron. - years of age.
died Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Rogers. where she has lived
for 10 years She was horn In Nova Scotia
and moved here from Boston. Her daugh-
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins
arrived from Boston Tuesday
Peter Colby. who has been at the Now
comb home at the Center for a number
of years. died there Monday night He
leaves one brother. James Colby. in tho
West, and was brother Of the late
Page Colby. who died several months ago
in Montpelier Mission of the
Master as brought by the Rev. c. +
Hill Crathern and the exhibiting of the
masterpiece. The Master" by Darius
Cobb made an impression on those who
attended at the Congregational Church
Monday evening. Because of illness in the
family Mr.. Cobb was unable to be
present, but the story Of the painting
was told by Mr.. Hill In addition to his
own address, Christ in Art" The vocal
duet rendered by Miss Welthea Booker
and Mrs. Roy Wesley Demeritt was in
keeping with the service.
have been made by the Mems club Of the
Congregational Church for an address
by AdJutant-General Tillotson Of St.
Adams on the evening Of February 81
Miss Tret LArkin is assisting in the
home OF Frank Lamb-Frank Hodge is
i'll at his homo on Little River. Mrs.
Hodge and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marshall,
who have been i'll, are better.-The family
OF James Wallace are among those re-
Gently suffering with the grtp.-Mrs.
Susan Minott Is at her home at the Cen
tcr.-Herbert Pike, who is I'll with acute
nephrius following an attack OF the grip.
was more comfortable Tuesday.--M. V.
B. Hayden, who passed his 18th birthday
Saturday had IS postal cards. as we'll as
telephone and personal greetings from
frends.H. J. Parcher, who has not been
feeling well. Is able to ne out.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Carroll was
held at st. Andrews Church yesterday
morning. Requiem high mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Robert Dewey, the
regular choir sssisting in the music. The
bearers were a son, ]. II. Carroll, two
grandsons. Harry Mulqueen and George
Robinson, and a grandson -ln-law. George
Grafton. Burial was In the Holy
Cross cemetery. Those present from out
of town were: Mrs. Lizzie Mulqueen, Mr..
and Mrs. George Grafton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mulqueen. Mrs. Frances Jangraw
and Thomas Reeves Of Burlington. Mrs.
William Fisher of Montpelier. Martin
Purtet Of Richmond and j. II. Carroll OF
Lancaster. n. H.-Mrs. Alma Prescott,
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital. is
much improved.-Dr. George s. Bidwell
was in Moretown yesterday in consulta
ton with Dr. James Haylett.-A valentine
party was given Ruth and Raymond
Gibbs at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cas-
sius Gibbs. Fifteen were present, the
games were appropriate to the occasion
and refreshments were served.--John
Fowler is i'll with complications following |
the grip. W. Blanchard is Ill with |
scarlet fever at his home In Moretown. |
across the river from this village. Other
members OF the family have probably had |
light cases OF this disease.-Thc weekly |
prayer meeting Of the Congregational
Church will be held this evening at the
home of b. r. Demerftt. Choir rehearsal
will follow in the same home. Dillingham;
Grange will have social evening Satur-
day in observance Of Washington's birth
day. Each member OF the grange has
the privilege of bringing friends.