Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15


funeral will be held at tile house at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning and the re-
| mains Will be brought here for burial
AT the meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
! Grange Saturday afternoon the lecture
ers program Included songs by the
Grange choir, readings by Mrs. A. J.
MAgoon and Mrs H. S. Mathews. a. tarls
upon the federal town loans bill by
G. S. McAllister. "a True Story by
Mrs. Matte Sanborn. and roll coll,
current events; NJ 3. Chaplin was ap-
pointed agent for the state Grange CO.
operative Fire insurance; the peace
resolution proposed by Nermon, PO-
mona Grange was endorsed George
NJ. Towne was appointed agent to send
for grass and grain seed.--Gcorse A.
Burnham. assistant teacher in stowe
high school who has been confined a
week with measles. Is recovering. but
not able to be out yet.--Bert Merrill
has moved into the lower tenement of
Miss Eunice Politics. house on Maple
street--Mlss Bernice Towne has closed
the winter term of school in Addison
and is at home for the vacation.-Mrs.
Louisa Loonts has moved here from
Mortified to make her home with her
sister. Mrs. Susan Luce at West Branch.
II h Len dali a nd club mot
with Mrs. T.. G. Robinson on Maple
oticcL w CuneSOiIN HIteTnOOn.-Ine MI.
Mansfield Circle of Campfire Girls held
a ceremonial meeting at the home Of
their guardian. Mrs. Lola b. Douglas.
Saturday afternoon. Sixteen members
were present. The pastor, the Rev. e. L.
Goddard, gave an address. The Misses
Lila Ashland. Gladys Eamley and Jo-
sic Blake were taken into membership.
MIR. and Mrs Lynn B. Pratt have
moved to c. Q. Burts farm north of the
village and are working for Mr. Burt
j. II. Latuch of Concord N IT,, Mrs.
Frank Muzzy and George Norway Of
Montpelier are here on account of the
death of their father. John Latuch-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney A. Tomlinson were
visitors In johnson over Sunday-Mr
and Mrs. w. j. English were visitors
In Waitsfeld over Sunday.-Mrs. Ma
linda Drugg is stopping with her niece.
Miss Bessie Mayott in Morrisville.
At the annual village meeting at the
Akeley Memorial building March
lC. NJ. Watts elected chairman;
: ]. r. Wells. clerk A. A. Pike, G.. w.
! Buzzell. ]. r. Wells, trustees; F. Z. STAFF
ford, H. e. Shaw and DR.. II. w. Barrows
water commissioners; L. L. Harris. F. p.
Billings and c. A. Riley. auditors. IT was
J voted to raise a tax of 40 cents on dollar.
and to leave the matter of oiling the
streets to the trustees.
The funeral of John Latuch, SIS years
of age, was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis a. Latuch. on West Branch.
where he died early Sunday morning.
The Rev. II. w. Cummings of the Con-
. gregational Church conducted the serv-
ice. The bearers were two sons of the
deceased. j. II. Latuch and l.. A. La
J tuch. a stepson. George Norway and
son law, Frank Muzzy. There was
, a profusion of beautiful flowers from
ncighbors and friends. The burial was
! in the River Bank cemetery. Among
, those here to attend the funeral were
]. II. Latuch of Concord, n. H.. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Muzzy and son. Leon, Mr..
and Mrs. George Norway and son. Levi.
and Mrs. Maude Stoddard of Montpelier.
p. A. Shonio and daughter Goldie. of
Gilmore, and Mr. and Mrs George Raw
, lin of Waterbury.-The Mt Mansfield
Circle of Campfire Girls and the Ep-
worth League society will have St.
, Patricks social and masquerade at the
vestry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday evening. buffet lunch
will be served and good program
: will be carried out. All are invited
The ladies' of the VI. II. Smith Wom-
ems Relief Corps will have St Pat
rick's social at the Akeley Memorial
building Friday evening. There will
be cards and dancing and refreshments
will be served.-The regular meeting
of Sickle Chapter. No a. Order of the
Eastern Star was held at Masonic
Hall, Wednesday evcning.--Mrs. Helen
a. wilkins is passing the week in Bur-
lington.-Paul A. Raymond returned
Monday to his work at Buena Vista
Farm in Windsor after passing a few
days with his mother. Mrs. Alice A.
| Pa
JOY who are passing the winter in the
South are now in Stewart, Fla, where
they will remain until the fifteenth
II. c. and r. r. Mcmahon have return
ed from Boston. where they attended
the automobile show.--A. A Royce has
returned to Gilmore. where he is press
ing hay. after a few days at home on
account of illness--Mrs. c. NJ. Law
renee. who has passed the winter in
St Adams, returned to stowe Tuesday.
Mrs. A. D. Lang, who has passed sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. w. l..
Warren in Bennington. returned home
Tuesday.--Mrs. G. NJ. Culver is Ill with
the grp.-The Village Ladies' club OF
the CONGREGATIONAL Church met
with Mrs. Alice = Raymond Wednes-
day afternoon,-Icrncst L.. Wright went
. Monday to Fairfax 20 work through
auGarng for his father, stephen II.
WfiSns.-MrS. "A. IL. straw mas re-
ce.ved the announcement Ct the mar
riagc engagement OF her niece, Miss
Dorothy Heron of Oshkosh Wis, to
Frederic William Kohl. The marriage
will take place IN June and they WIN
reside in Riton. Wis. where Mr.. Kohl
is engaged in the hardware business.
Miss Heron passed the summer of 1914
with her aunt and made many frendn
ana acquaintance heIe..-Mrs. IL r.
Fauacc is recovering fiom . serious
attack of indigestion.
The mercury registered zero and be-
. low in this village Wednesday morn
ing.--Mlss Clara Fuller, who Is making
cal operation at the home az her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, II. G.. Fuller. and
who was not so we'll the first of tho
week, was more comfortable Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Minerva Tinkham and
granddaughter. Carolyn Pike have re-
turned from. Goldsborough, \. c., where
, they have passed several weeks. They
visited In Haverhill Mass. on their
return-Earl W. Tinkham and Ken
meth Robinson returned Wednesday
from Toledo. Ohio. where they have
been since January taking course
in the Overland factories The Rev.
T. L. Goddard will preach q Lcnten
sermon at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning and In the
evening will give an address. The goth
Century Mile and Dick" There will
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