Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
WATERBURY,.

WATERBURY.
The funeral of Mrs Thomas Reynolds.
whose death occurred at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital was held Mt st. Andrews
Church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
with burial In Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs.
Reynoldss death occurred Saturday night.
Her maiden name was Florence Lucia
and she was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mtdor Lucia. Besides her parents,
she leaves her husband, and sister.
Mrs. Belle Rood of Waterbury. The body
OF Alfred Mccoy was brought here
yesterday from Essex junction for burial
in Holy Cross cemetery.-Mrs. Helen
Warren, widow of Lucius Warren, died
suddenly Monday afternoon at her home
on Little River. Her maiden name was
Helen Burley. and she was Il years OF
age. Her husband died three years ago
and since then she had lived with her
brother. Andrew Burnley. A sister, Mrs.
Lucy Eaton. lives in Maine. A niece. Miss
Lucy Whiting, lives In this village. The
funeral will probably be held Thursday.
Miss Marguerite Minard was called to
Barre Monday by the death. OF her
death occurred at the age Of 81 years.
He leaves one sister in California.
Those interested in the Village I'm.
provement society arc to meet in Library
hall Saturday afternoon Mt three o'clock.
A meeting last week showed much inter-
est In the society and the officers
Of the society which. did such good
work few years ago are acting for the
present as follows: President, Mrs.. A. I.
Torrey; vice-president Mrs. II. c. white
hill; treasurer, Mrs. George Burnham.
The secretary, Mrs. C. II. Haincs, having
moved away, Mrs. r. J. Knowles WA
acting secretary.
Mrs. Joseph Ravlin, who had been i'll
for some time. died Thursday night from
complication Of diseases. Mrs. Ravlin wal
6s years Of age. Her maiden name was
Elizabeth Harris and she first married
Mr.. Shimmerhorn. She was married to
Mr. Ravlin about 20 years ago. She ID
survived by her husband; one brother
John Harris Of Hinesburg: two sons
Henry Harris Of Waitsfield and Frank
shimmerhorn Of New Hampshire. She
also has stepsons. At the home Of one
OF these. Fred Ravlin, on Crossett Hill
the funeral was held Monday morning a,
ten o'clock. Burial was in South Dux-
bury.-The Athletic club Ministries are
booked at the opera house March and
There will be a special orchestra, 1oca
jokes and fine program. The box office
receipts are for good local baseball next
season.-Little Nealey. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Clifton. remains very
i'll. Other members OF the family are
better.--The Pierian club met Friday witt
Mrs. Edwin Cooley.-Another snow ant
wind storm broke over this vicinity Fri
day afternoon and by evening people had
to be met with "breaking' teams to gel
them home. Saturday morning all team.
were busy getting the roads open for the
rural route men.-The annual meeting o.
the Congregational Church was we'll at
tended Thursday. A. H. Smith was electst
moderator and the report Of the year.
work was most encouraging. tn,
Canerdy fund is all well invested and
brings a good rate of interest as shown
by recent church meeting. c. G
Graves. who has served so efficiently OF
the prudential committee and IN othe
places for years, asked to be excused be
cause Of pressure Of other duties Thl
was reluctantly done, due appreciation
being given him for faithful service. tn,
following officers were elected: Clerk
Mrs. r. ]. Knowles: collector, o. A. Sea
bury; treasurer. W. B. Clark; auditor
Demeritt. f. Z. Campbell and c. D
Swasey-Frlday afternoon the educa
tional meeting Of the Hypatia club wa
held with Mrs. e. A. Stanley, Professo
Aldrich giving his paper, THE Cryini
Need" in which he urges more work dom
for boys in the community. A vocal sol,
was rendered by Miss Welthea Boeke
and a duet by Mrs. b. r. Demeritt ant
Mrs. r. w. Demeritt. accompanies bein,
Mrs. Chaffee and Mrs. Max Ayers. Re
freshments were SERVED. The comrnitte
for this pleasant and profitable afternoo,
were Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Perkins Mrs
Imopene Wheeler and Mrs. Stanley.-MY
and Mrs Arthur Marshall are parents O
n son.
Judge Jackson is confined to the hous
nv illness.-Mrs I,uella Pierce Of Baker,,
field is visiting Mrs. Alma Baldwin!
son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hair
January Y.-There are a good many case
of grin in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc
Corsey are the parents of n son, Dor
January 30-H. 7. BEARD began his worl
Monday AZ Cambridge Junction manufac
turing kniyes.LThc play. "Crarhcrr
Corners" will he riven in the near n,
ture. The cast Of characters has bee
carefully chosen.-Mrs. q. ". Bragg
visiting her Daughter in Higheate.-Mi
and Mrs. Jaw Laraway are the parent
~ n daughter. horn February 3-Mr,
Edna burnett was at home from FIetchc
over sundav-Henrv smile ms resume
his studies at Brigham Academy. Baker,
ea,d -uo,nor II et.orr, no. 4. car,
bridge and Johnson on business the Ar,
of the week.
The weekly community PRAYER meetin
connected with the White Memorial Sur
day school, Duxbury. was held at tn
homo of f. r. Palmer last evenins .-Th