Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
lAM0|llE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.


Mrs Fred NJ. Small after an illness
of five weeks with Inflammation OF the
liver and complications, died at l:3o
O'Clock Tuesday Jan. p. Funeral serv-
ices We're held at her late home FRIDAY
afternoon at two o'clock. the ReV.
Lemucl Davis OF stowe officiating. In
termout was in Randolph Road Gene
terry, her brothers. Frank Douglass, Will
liam Douglass and Willard Douglass, and
cousin. Henry Small. acting as bearers.
Lula Anna Douglass, daughter of Eben
and Laura (Batchelder) Douglass. was
born in Hyde Park June T., 1878. She re-
ceived her education at Peoples Academy
graduating from that institution in the
class of % She was united in maria sc
to Fred NJ. Small February 10. 1905, and
she has since made her home. Mrs
Small was a member Of Coral Chapter.
O. T.. s. Lamoile Grange, in which or
der she has filled the several important
offices, and Harmony Pomona Grange,
having filled the office of lecturer for
i've wears. She was also a member Of the
choir in the Congregational Church in
stowe for five years Besides her hus-
bard, she is survived by her mother. one
sister. Mrs Elsie Wilson of johnson;
three brothers. Willard Douglass Of
Greensboro. G. w. Douglass of Randolph
and Frank +. Douglass of Medford.
Mass; and two sons, william Douglass
Small and Wayne Amherst Small. The
aged mothcr-in-law. Mrs. Hattie Small,
survives and is on the homo farm
Dana II. Wood, who had been i'll for
several weeks from general breaking
down. developed pneumonia and died
Tuesday night of last week at his home
in the south part of the town. Funeral
services were held Thursday afternoon at
two O'Clock at the home, the Rev. Walter
T. Baker officiating David Wood was
one of several children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard d. Wood. lie was born about
20 wears ago and is survived by two
brothers. Lorenzo Wood of this town
and ITezckiah Wood of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Bundy went Frid ~ ev ming
to Bakersfield to remain for a time with
her mother Mrs. j. A. Barns.-MrS. A
Gaskill of Na=h ua, y. r.. cam" FRIDAY
evening. returning home Saturday morn
ing accompanied by her niece. Blanche
IaVanWay, daughter of George II. Lavan-
way. who is in i'll health and will receive
treatment at Nashua.--C r.. Smith was a
visitor Saturday in Frhnliir,--. Yrs. ilar-
riot Idc and sons, Robcrt and Paul. passed
Saturday in Burlngton.--Mr Flora Fos-
'cr Of Barre. who was called to fillmore
on account ~ the illness Of her mother
Mrs Julia Peak. and has visited nc,
daughter. Mrs George Taft. here. return.
cd home Saturday. Mrs.. Elizabeth
4 1I,,iJ ~
visit her brother. Frank Butlcr.--Miss
Elizabeth Powers was in burlington Sat
urday.-Miss Helen German of Buring
ton, guest for few days OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. ~ H. Ellsworth returned home sat
urday.-Miss Marjorie lIayford, whose
school in North Cambridge wa:
closed the past week on account of sick
ness among the pupils, and who has
passed the week with her mother Mrs
Julia IIayford. returned Standardization
tivcs have received news of the birth of ;
son Friday to Mr., and Mrs. Roy Macon
Der of Wolcott.
Mrs. l. \. lie Baron died Monda.
morning at one o'clock after an lines
Of three years with hardening Of tn
arteries, having been confined to til
bod since last May. She had been il
with tho grip since January A. Fu
neral services were held Wcdncsda
afternoon at two o'clock at her lat
home. the Rcv. Y. d. Cranmer official
Ing. lntermcnt was in Pleasant Vic,
cemetery. her three sons and two sons
in-law acting as bearers. Maria l.. Bar
rows. ono Of six children of Malacl
and Patience 1Benson Barrows, wa
born on the Allen farm in tho sout
part of tho town April Is, 1912. Sh
was united in marriage Juno ~ ISL
TO Isaac \. Ic Baron, who survives hcr
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Baron came to Morris
viii" to reside y years ago last October
OF hcr family only one brother, China
A. Rarrows survives Mrs, lie Baro
was n member of tho TniVcrsalis
Church and Mission Circle. and actiy
in both branches Of tho work until he
, health failed She was also charts
member of T.amoillc Grange, -Four cir
and three sons We're born to Mr.. an
, Mrs. Lc Baron. Ada died when
months old and Eva, Mrs. +. ",
Merrill. died about six years ago. r.
sides the husband she leaves her son
Dana f., of Boston, who has been he,
for q few months, w. irving and
Newton Of Morrisvile. and two dauGl
tors. Mrs. Incz stewart and Miss DAN
lie Baron, both of Morrisvllc. Twel,
grandchildren also survive hcr.--Thom;
Brown went To WinoosN Monday
enter the Fanny Allen hospital to
operated upon for appendicitis. La
. Thursday Mr.. Brown took his little so
ROLAND, to the hospital for an ono
, alton upon his tonslls and the remov
of adcnoids, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Lester Magoon, Mrs. = D. Sea
and Miss rlossic Sears went 10 Rurlin
ton Monday 20 return Monday evcnlr
with the formers daughter Dolly NJ
@ COON. vino was operated upon two wecl
70 ago for appendicitis at the Mary y'le
f cher hospital.--Mr. and Mrs. r. \
h Wells of clarksbure, Va, who have he,
II guests for several DAYS at the Randa
II left Saturday night Mark Cutting
o Brandon returned Saturday after sho
!. visit with his parents. Mr. and MI
g Frank A. Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
+. lis jackson of Woodsvilc. N. H., a