Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-10

vens received despatch Tuesday an
nouncing the sudden. death of Mrs. Noah
b. Blair Monday night at the home Of
her son, Francis Blair, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held at her form
er home in Cambridge this after.
noon.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caikins Of
Westford passed Sunday and Monday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Calkins.-Mark Nelson recently
caught steel head trout from Lake La
noble Weighing four pounds and two
ounces Myra Stiles has returned
from q stay of four weeks in Middlebury
ut the home Of her son, John Stiles.-Mrs.
Sarah Hoyt, who was called here about
three months ago by the death of her
sister. Mrs. H. d. Bryant, left Monday
evening on her return to Parishville. N.
Y, stopping en- route for visit with
friends at winthrop. N. Y.-Miss Susan
Delano returned to her work at the Uni
versity Of Vermont Monday evening after
a short visit here with friends.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Churchill and daughter, Ma
rian, went Monday night to Burlington, to
return with their automobiles. De-
lano, who recently underwent An opera
ton ct the Fanny Allen hospital. returned
home Tuesday.
The funeral Of l. NJ. Mayott was held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. the
REV. George w. Tabor ofYiciating. Inter-
ment was made in Pleasant View GEM
etery. Leonard on. Mayott, who was one
Of n children Of Morris and Mary L. May
OFT, was born in st. Johns. p. O., May
20, 1886. OF this large family only two
survive. MrA Mary Archambault Of Mont
pelier. who IL passing some time with
relatives In Hartford. Conn, and George
y. Mayott Of Boston, who was called here
nv his hpnthe illnAsn fun WAQka AFRO.
When Mr.. Mayott was six days old his
parents moved to Montpelier, where he
remained until 1893. when he married Lucy
Dr1igg, daughter Of John and Marguerite
Drugg, Of Stowe, who died about "a years
ago. Mr.. Mayott later married Bertha A.
Jennings, who died a year following her
marriage. To his FIRST union was born
one daughter. Miss Bessie N. Mayott.
who has had charge of the home. giving
her father the most tender and devoted
care since her earliest years. Mr.. Mayott
moved to Morrisville from South Wood
bury II years ago and was for many
years a blacksmith In this village, dis
posing Of his business about three years
ago on account of declining health. The
deceased was member Of James NJ.
Warner Post. @. A. R, and also of Mount
Vernon Lodge. F. & A. NJ, hie membership
being transferred from the Masonic lodge
at Cabot about z years ago.-Mrs. Charles
Dugar Of Hardwick came Tuesday for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Ellis
worth.-Miss Winnifred Cheney went
Tuesday evening to Burlington. where she
| Is a guest for few days Of Mr. and Mrs
John Waterman.-Mrs. John L. Beaudry
Of Manchester, N. H.. arrived here Tues
day evening. having been called here by
the death Of her uncle. L. NJ. Mayott.-The
Gilmore auto stage is making two trips
daily now each way, leaving Morrisviile
for Ei1nOre At 9:15 q m. and 6:l5 p. m. I,
leaves Elmore At tbs a. m. and 4D p. m
JOHNSON.
b. A. Hunt is able to be out Of doors
after suffering from a kidney trouble
Mrs. Hattie Waite Of Barre was in town
Monday.-A. J. Pomeroy shipped car Of
sugar from this station Monday.-E. M
H<neeland and wife called on his brother
Homer. Sunday from Jeffersonville.-Mrs
III. e. Holbrook spent Saturday with Mrs
Fred Leslie here.-John Wilds and wife
of Hyde Park were callers at John Lar.
aWays on Sunday.-Leon Young, who has
been working in the tale mill has given
1t up and gone to work for the Greer
Mountain Silo company Of Rutland.-O
b. I1andon spent part Of last week will
his son. William, IN South Hero.-Willart
WHITE of Newport spent Sunday at l.. f
|Cobb's here.-Charles Stevens of st. AL
bans called on o. B. I.andon and c. p
Jones Saturday.-D. A. Barrows and w
II. Stearns have returned from Boston.
HYDE PARK.
A meeting was held Friday Of thu
selectmen Of Eden and Hyde Park ant
Ii ~ Ill
at which a hearing was had regardin,
allowing the Chrysotile company o
Lowell to run a caterpillar engine ant
three trailers over the roads Of the town
of Eden and Hyde Park. state High
way Commissioner Bates and H. NJ. Nc
1ntosh were present Vice. President Ferl,
of the company asked that permission
be given, saying that at any time thi
permission can be revoked when tn
towns showed that the roads were dam
aged. 1t was finally agreed that a trfa
Of the OUTFIT be had as soon as the road
were dry enough. and adjournment wa
taken for two weeks. Vice-President Feril
OF the Chrysotile company of Lowell wa
in town Friday and reports that activ
operations will soon be commenced Their
II permission Is given to run the TRACTION
engine and trailers over the roads of thi
town and Eden.
CAMBRIDGE.
w. H. Howard Of Johnson visited il
town last week.-E. j. Gallup of Under
hill was a business visitor here Saturday
Miss Bertha Weston of Bakersfield
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l. r
Weston.-George Brown Of Waterville ha
been a guest at D. w. Potter'a-E. II
.Olmstead Of Morrisville was q bushes
visitor here Monday.-Mrs. Julia Pulling
ton was called to Cowansville Friday b.
the death Of her brother-in-law. Davi
Bowker.-Jack Rustzholtx Of Burlington
spent Sunday at c. A. Corse's.-Mrs, Bell
Nathan Of Burlington is spending tn
week here.-LAdies' Union will meet witt
Mrs. M. NJ Reynolds this afternoon-M
J D. Young returned home Monday from
! several days stay in Searsburg. Mrs. W
d. Wiley received news Tuesday mornin
of the death OF her aunt. Mrs. Eiizabet
Blair. who died in Buffalo Monday eve
ning.-C. e. Ellingwood has traded hi
Cady hill farm with +. ]. Lafrenier for hi
farm in Westford. the deal being made b.
J the real estate agent, w. N. Lang. VIII
has sold for Mr.. Ellingwood the farm h
traded for to v. NJ Page OF Enosbur7
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ORANGE COUNTY
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