Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18

! mon. Ladies' Homo Missionary society
Ladios Foreign Missionary society, Dor
cas- Guild, Jessie Perrin club and parish
house committee. All showed n PROSPER
Gus year. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Allen Martin; clerk.
Mrs. w. G.. stevens; treasurer, s. a.
/ Brownoll; trustee for three years. n. o.
whitney; deacon for three years, II. w.
Post; superintendent OF Sunday school.
u. j. Berry. The trustees presented a
budget of expenses for tho ensuing year.
which was accepted, and it voted to usc
the duplex envelope and conduct an
every member" canvass. A generous
hcncVo'epce budget was also accepted.
committee of five were appointed to adj
visc the church relative To the tercon-
t"nary program. The committee on del-
cation reported and il was voted to con.
| tnuo the committee with power to ar
range FOR - dedcatory service sometime
! in the future.
| A prayer service for Mrs. ". A. Glove
land was held at hor late home Monday
| morning at nine O'Clock. The funeral was
| held at The Baptist Church in Hunt
/ ngton Monday at $50 o'clock. Mrs
Cleveland who died Iyiday night OF dila-
(tatlon of tho heart, was born IN East
Charlotte SO years ago last September.
being Sara Beers. daughter CT Ransom
| G. ana Euretta Beers. She was married
! to Mr. Cleveland in that town 10 years
ago next March. They lived Tor some
years in Huntington. They moved here
a year ago last October. Mrs. Cleveland
is survived by her parents. her husband.
two daughters Mrs. Forrest Norton Of
! itrosburg Falls. Mrs. Clarence Kenyon
! Of Huntington. and one SON. Roy, of the
same place; also two sisters. hrs. Annie
/ CleYc!and Of Essex. where her parents
also live. and Mrs Edwin kimball OF
Westford. and two brothers. lewis G.
Beers Of last Charlotte and Burton A.
Beers of Jericho.
! Olive Bates Fielder, wItiuw of William
| Fielder died 1T the home OF her daugh-
! ter. Mrs. Charles Teachout, on the River
road. Monday evening nj 9:6 o'clock.
Olive Bates was born in Monkton on Sep
tenbor 9, 1912. where she lived until wom-
! anhood. when she removed To Charlotte,
| where on JGly 3, 1863 she married Will
, liam Fielder, who died August %. 1915.
To them were born four children. George
and Mrs Charles reachout survive her.
and Charles and Edith. who died several
years ago. Mrs. Fielder was "A woman
of sterling character ana OF a retiring
! disposition. She was best known nOi
loved BY h"- Immediate friends and neigh
bors. There never was anyone in need
to render it and win be greatly missed by
a large circle Of friends. The funeral will
he held ut the home of her daughter
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
son was born January to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Esmond of steep Falls, Me.
The baby is n grandson Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas o'Neil of this place.
Thomas Casey died Monday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of his son,
James Casey, in Essex. at the age of 81
years and 10 months. lie Is survived
by two sons, John of Wi!liston. and
james Of ESSEX. two DAUGHTERS Mrs
Harmon Cook of Westford and Mrs.
George Allen of Burlington and several
grandchildren. The funeral was
Center, Wednesday morning at 10
O'clock.
The marriage of David Carl Robinson
Of New Britain. Conn, to Miss Lillian T..
Dorr of this place took place at seven
O'clock last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter G. Machia The Rev.
+. O. Foster performed the ceremony.
The bride given in marriage by her
uncle. Mr.. Machia. She wore becoming
blue suit and black hat. Mr. and Mrs
Robinson left on the night train for New
britain, where they will reside.
w i. johnson & Son, proprietors OF
Lake Champlain creamery, paid $l.34 for
standard milk during the month of De-
ccmter.