Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-14
vERGEHNEa.

~ the annual meeting or ~, Peters
Cemetery association held Sunday morn
ing officers were elected m follows;
President, John W,Ryan; Vice.presldents,
the Rev, L. A, Nezina, Charles l.
Lalioeuf John II, Donnely and Albert
Larrow secretary, George Casey; fnan'
cia secretary Dr. y, j, Carroli treas
urer, e, II, Caisse superintendent Al
bert Larrowi assistant superintendent,
c, II, Caisse. The association IN in a
prosperous condition, the reports show
I ing the last year to be- the most success
sui one yet experience d 10y the assocla-
lion
The body Of lsaac Bora was brought
here Monday from Providence, r. l., and
burial was In st, Peters cemetery, MIR,
Bora was for many years a resident Of
this city, going 10 Providence only few
years ago, lie Is survived by two sons,
George Of Providence, Il, J., and Frank
Of Waterbury,
During the last conference wear the
Nergennes and Ferrisburg Methodist
Episcopal churches have made goo d
progress, The sum Of 81 COS has been
raised for all purposes, The pastor
preached ll0 sermons, received 10 new
members, OBLIGATED at six baplisms,
seven weddings and eighteen funerals
The churches lo,ts seven 10y death, and
nine were transferred to other churches
The Vergennes chapter ofthe Epworth
League has had an encouraging year, II
splendid average attendance, marked in.
lerest and oydty on the part Of the
Dung people At the adjourned meeting
of the quarterly conference Walter
Kellogg was elected steward in place of
Corydon Harris, who has transferred his
membership to the North Ferrisburg
church,
Miss Edith j. Chamberlain is visiting
her sister in Bennington
Mr., and Mrs. William a, Dalrymple
visited her brother, o. 4, Gibson in Mid
dlebury Sunday.
Oliver Danyew was called Saturday to
Brattleboro to attend the funeral of his
brother George Danyew, which was
held Monday,
Miss Bernice Avery, a teacher in a
school near Birmingham, Ala, arrived
home Monday, called by the condition
Of her brother, Lucus NJ, Avery,
II, c, Herrick left Sunday on a husi.
ness trip to Boston.
The Rev. Arthur V. Allen went Satur.
day to Rutland, where he will be en-.
gagged this week in evangelical services.
S, l., Reynolds of Burlington visited
here yesterday,
The Holy Name society of St Peters
church held their annual meeting Sun
day evening in Foresters' hall and cleo.
ted officers as follows; President,
John w. Ryan; vice president, George
H. Bora; secretary, Victor Renaud;
treasurer, n j, Rpnaud; solicitors, c. II.
Caisse, Dr. d j. Carroll and John II.
Donnelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gee spent Sunday
in Burlington with their son, George.
W. II. Taft has sold his farm of 100
acres in WaItham to WlIfred Dubois Of
ST Johns, Can,
Mr. and Mrs. d. \. LaDuc have re-.
turned to Orwell after a visit to Mr. and
Mrs, John W. Ryan
Luz Jus hNlN III ANtINi Il ulRlIN re-
spected and widely known citizen III, d
Tuesday evening at his home in Ferris.
burg from tubtrcular peritonits He
was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
+. Avery Of Frrrsburg, where he was
born july 81, 1898 He was a graduate
Ntrgennes High school and also of Bur.
lipgton Business college A short time
after his graduation from the latter in.
stitution he engaged in the grocery, hay
and grain business in Vergennes under
the firm name of L. f. Avery & Son. On
account of the i'll health of the junior
partner the firm sold out the business to
Hendee & Walsh, After his retirement
from business here Mr.. Avery moved to
Ferrisburg Center, where for a short time
he was associated with his father in the
carrying on of the F, rrsburg creamery
until continued i'll health compelled him
to give up business altogether, Mr..
Avery was of genial nature and made
many friends. He was married October
%, 1914, to Miss Josephine Kelly of Mid.
dlebury. He is survived by wife, one
son, Loren Evans, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Lucius E, Avery, one sister, Miss
Bernecia Avery, all of Ferrsburg, and
one brother, Volney Avery of Cornell
University. The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at 80 O'Clock at the
house, the Rev. John Evans Bold of Mid
dlebury, assisted by the Rev. j. Hall
Long will officiate.