Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
WATERBURY,.

Two Duxbury men passed away
last week both farmers with homes in
louisville. George Andrews was born
in Duxbury May so. 1858. the son OF
J. D. and Jane Freeman Andrews. He
first married Eliza Neill and later
Miss Nora Farnsworth. He had been
in poor health for some time and for
a number of weeks had been at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Fred Wilder.
in Waitsfeld, where the funeral wa5
held Thursday afternoon. BESIDES his
sister. he is survived by his widow and
three children. daughter and two
sons. Wednesday afternoon. sept. 20 while
teaming Homer Freeman had a bad
spell and died at ten o'clock. He was
cousin of Mr.. Andrews. He
was born in Duxbury July 20. 1873.
the son of G. W. l.. and Clara Eaton
Freeman He was married May %.
1905. to Miss Jennie Has<ins, by whom
he Is survived. and also by three chill
dren, two daughters and son. He
also leaves his aged father and three
sisters. Mrs. ID. F.. Phillips of Duxbury,
Mrs. Roy Kellogg of Massachusetts and
Mrs. Herbert Ward of Moretown.
The largest number in its history is en.
rolled in the local high school there beng
/ 9S regular high school students and 70
, more in the teacher training class. There
are now five high school instructors. Ih9
| teacher training course is new this year
and 10 young women have enrolled. This
course is in charge of Martin ". Chafee
| formerly union superintendent of schools,
who had charge last year of a SINH a.
course in Peacham Academy. Membr'.
of the class are the Misses Margaret PIKE
Brettany Powers, Ruth Phillips, Ha@'
\ -,
Griffith, Marion Marden. Gladys 60
more and Terrice Foss. Beside Mr.. chat
fee the other instructors are as follow
High school, Jos pupils; Frederick a
| Rennherr principal; Perry n. AldricH,
agriculture; Miss Geneyieve +. Harlow +;
| Latin and French; Miss Christine j. Kane
! commercial course and English. Gram
mar school. Miss Clarissa Carpenter, as
I sstant. Miss Margaret Pike. 81 pup'!s.
Seventh grade. so pupils Miss Gle; sixth
grade. Il pupils. Miss Hayes, NTH grade.
! a pupils, Miss Colby: fourth grade; A pu-
pills, Miss May; third grade 80 pupils,
Miss fully; second grade. Is pupils. Miss
Melurson: first grade, Mrs Houston, "a
pupils; kindergarten, Miss Westover 1J
pupils.
The Rev. A. A. Mandigo Of Moretown of
ticiated ut the funeral of George Andrews
at the home of his sister in WaitShcld
The bearers We're \. NJ. Snow, Samuel
| Farnsworth, Frank Farnsworth and Fred
Wilder The burial was in tho South DuX-
bury cemetery, where the relatives founI
the grave decorated with flowers gathctcu
and furnished by friends in that locality 90
Mrs. Christopher CorSe, who has been il
poor health for some time with nephr!tiS
died Saturday morning at the home al
the Center She was born in Bombay, y
Y, April 10, 1870, tho daughter of Siia
and Maria Howe Marrying &. {. Corst
of DuXbury several years aEo she came
to this vicinity to live residing first ct
ton for n short time but most of thei,
married life has boon spent here In re
cent years their home has been at Water
bury Center Mrs Corse was woman OF
, strong character and high ideals, devo te'
to her home and children. She is survives
10y her husband and three children, Mrs
William Brown OF Lexington Ky; Mrs
Roy Parsons of Middlesex. and DAME
Torse of this town. The funeral wa.
, held at her late home Tuesday Afternoon
. at two oCOCk.-Paul Swasey ha,
gone to Boston to enter as seq
ond year student at the Massachusetts N
, stitute OF Recommendations Chesley
, who has been spending two weeks viii
, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassili
, Chcsley, has returned to his home !:
Prov idence, II. Mrs. Virgin and daugh
p ter, Leila, who have hccn at the Water
: bury Inn, have left, accompanied by Mrs
| lW. L. WATSON, for motor trip to Canada