Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
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os held IN the tO~t hsl! IN this ,1llAre
at ten O'Clock Monday morning, March
10. This meeting is for tSc purpose o.
either separating tae present association
o. to create n double association which
viii have ons set Of officers with as
ststants and will hire two testefs TO do
the work. All interested are urged TO st.
tend.-Tho regular monthly meeting O.
the Ladies' Aid sooisty Of tho Memorial
Baptist Church was held IN the church
pa-lo:s Wednesday afternoon. a. 500
O'CLOCK there WAS a covered.dish supper
served for the ladies Of tho society and
their husbands and a good sum was
realized for the benefit Of the society,"
Tho Young Wcmen's Auxiliary Of ST.
stcpher's Church held q we'll attended
sewing meeting With Miss Eeuna Ander-
son et the home OF afra oliver Z. Chilson
on South Main street-Mia. Ada Pierce.
who has beea teaching school N Sudbury
FOR the past term, Is spending the vaca-
ton at the homo of her mother or.
Thomas street.-iAliss Ellen Taylor feS
returned from Sudbury. whore sas Waited
Miss Ruth Sawyer.-Mrs. Perry LAvalloy
is Waiting relatives ant; friends in Flor
encs.-Mr. ana Mrs. Scion Laws~noe of
Malone, ~ Y. and childrcH are y1s.tinA
relatives In this vicln:ty.-Tho funeral Of
Charles p. IAndon wa3 held ak the under
taking rooms of A. J. BiAclmssr ~ two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. DR.. d. n.
Corllran. pastor Of tho N3sthodist Church.
officiating. Buria! was IN the family lot
In the West cemetery. Tho bearers were:
Walter j. Forbes, George Mead. Rollin
Hallott ana c. o. Bllungs.-The Womcn's
Auxiliary to tho Y. NJ. c. A. will hold nm
open meeting in the vestry Of the Con-
gregational Church Mondoy evening at
eight O'Clock musical program will be
rendered with an address by Professor
M. L. Sanford OF Middebury College,
Miss Marjorie Wheeler is confined to the
house with a severe attack Of the grip
Ralph Ryder is i'll at his home on Sey-
mour street.-Gcorge r. Kidder and the
Concord Candy Kitchen have made ap-
plications to the village trustees for per-
mission to erect wooden structures in tho
rear Of their places Of business on Main
street 10 be used for summer ice cream
gardens.-Niss Flora LandOn of Bur-
! lington is In town, called here by the
death Of her father, Charles p. Landon.
VERGENNES.
| Fred w. Chamberlain died March
at his home in Panton from kidney
troubles and complications. aged Al years.
| Mr. Chamberlain was born In Orwell
November %. 1876. He had been an r. F.
D. carrier on route three for over IA years
and was able to attend to his duties until
about 1--WE months ago. Some years ago
the loss Of leg through the falling of
tree untitled him for doing hard work.
Mr.. Chamberlain was member of ST.
Peters Catholic Church Of this
city and Of the Holy Name society. He
married October 10. 1905. Miss Katherine
Fl. Kennedy Of New York city. Besides
a wife. he is survived by a mother Mrs
Charles Douglass of Addison: four
brothers. Joseph Chamberlain of Addison.
Charles. Ernest and Norbert Chamberlain
Of Ferrisburg two sisters. Mrs. Frank
Bushcy and Mrs. Benajmin Douglass OF
Ferrisburg. The funeral was held Satur-
day morning at st. Peters Church.
Miss Stella Cross has closed her
school in Monkton Boro and Is spending
the vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton Cross.-Mrs. Charles Wing
is ill.-Willis M. Dernell of Portsmouth.
N. H.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Tucker.-J. II. Smith of Troop X. Second
U. S. cavalry of Fort Ethan Allen. spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Smith.-Bessie Lydia, the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dugan. who has been i'll with congestion
of the lungs. is recovering.-B. w. Beal
and son of New York visited friends in
|
Flagg spent Sunday in Middlebury with
his uncle. Earl Frost.-Edward Little.
who has carried on the Harrison Smith
farm of Monkton for seven years. has
moved to the home OF his father. and
James Agan will carry on the farm this
Iyear.-Donald Norton Of Dartmouth COL
lege Is spending a few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Norton
e. Garvey has moved from the G. n.
lMcCuen house to the Fred Dubuke tene-
ment on Water street-Niss Beatrice
Devoid has closed her school in Addison
and is spending a months vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Devoid
of Barrumtown.
! Winthrop Smith of Middlebury Col
lege spent Sunday with his mother Mrs.
George Smith.-While on her way Sunday
to attend services at St. feter's Church
Miss Julia Milo slipped on the ice. and in
falling broke her left wrist.-A st. Pat
ricks social will be held Friday evening
at the Congregational Church in Ferris
burg.-P. II. Tupper Of Montpelier visited
here Monday.-Wiliiam Mccormick of
Pittsford called on friends In town Mon
da;.-Ars. Rufus J. F1ske has return
ch from Champlsin Valley hospital.
Plattsburgh, N. T.. where she recently
underwent an operation.-Cecil Newton
and clAssmate Of Goddard Seminary
Barre. vre spending Q few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Newton
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coonrod have re-.
turned from a visit to Boston. Waltham
and Springfield Mass.-EgEs sold for 20
cents per dozen in the Wholesale market
here Monday.--Joseph Stanton has re-
turued from Orlando. Fla. where no has
been spending the winter.-Ars. George
E. Stone has returned from q VISIT to her
son, Harold Stone of MiddlebuTy.--Rjch-
ard MscDougsi has finished work In the
store Of c. w. Walsh.
i As the hands Of the c!ock turned to-
wards tan Monday morncS, tnc Baptist
parsonage at Vargennes was the stcno
Of a quiet and pretty wedding when Miss
Beuiah Irene Deavitt. only daughter OF
Mrs. Nettie Deavitt OF Burlington. was
married 10 William Fyfe Laughton.
Youngest son Of the Rev. and Mrs Will
liam Laughton OF Vorgsnnes. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Wil-
liam Laushton, father of the bridegroom.
Only the near relatives Of the bride and
=, bridegroom being present. After 'u3cn
w:s served. ths happy couple lef; on the
noon train for Albany, \. Y. and Other
place, OF interest After their rHtIvr.
they will reside in Darlington. where ,he
brid egrcom kas a position hs tr:mme-
and window .resse: with T.. e. Ciar.acn
& Co.-The Rev. and Mrs William
Iaughton left yesterday rlorr!rS for
| Westport, x. ". wherc they havc been
called by the ,l.nees of their eldest son.
tho Rev. Jameo LaHghton pastor CT the