Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-03

present from out Of town were. Miss
Gladys Cooley of Barre, Mrs. II. r. Hili |
OF waterbury Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stowell, Miss Carrie Stowell. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Stowell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Stowel Of Morrisville and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Harlow Of stowe. The
bride has been employed at the Vermont
State hospital and the groom formerly
was employed there. Both have many
friends who wish them much happiness.
At the last meeting of the Maccabees
surprise was given Miss Stewart and a
silver cream ladle and sugar spoon pre-
sented by Commander Daisy Webster and
a set Of linen presented by Hazel Spauld-
ing in behalf Of her hospital friends.-Mrs.
Roxanna Crossett received Friday news
OF the death Of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Julia Payn. in Keene. N. H. Julia Cros-
sett was born in Duxbury over 30 years
ago. the daughter Of Hosea and Ferris
Crossett. OF family of IL children. only
one remains. brother, Julius Crossett
OF Asworth. N. H. The deceased Is sur
vived by two daughters, Miss Minnie
Page Of Keene and Mrs. Robert Wood
ward Of Dublin, N. H.
Among those who attended the fun
era1 OF James ]. Goodwin in Barre
Sunday were his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Goodwin. Mrs. Liz
ze Casey. John Keefe and T. J. O'Neil
and from Moretown accompanying the
party from here was Mr.. and Mrs.
James Flynn. James Flynn. Jr.,
Bernard Flynn. Paul Flynn and Miss
Ruth Flynn. The burial was here in
the Holy Cross cemetery. the Rev.
Robert Dewey Of st. Andrews Church
officiating at the burial. The bearers
we're Barre business associates of the
deceased. Fred H. Rogers, Benjamin I.
Eastman. f. l. White. John b. Games
and George w. German and Mr.. Price
Of Middlesex.--The annual meeting of
the Hypatia club wf1l be held with
Mrs. d. G. Jones Thursday afternoon
instead of Friday. 1t Is planned that
the Spanish musicale will also take
place at that time.-At the Campfire
entertainment in the opera house Fri
day evening they win have for the
closing numbers moving pictures OF
features interesting to campfire work.
p. c. Luce who was operated upon
last week at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. has done very we'll and was ex-
| pected home Tuesday.-W. ]. LIE
Baron. who recently injured his back
has recovered. His son, W. Roy lie
Baron. who came home because of this
will remain to work on the farm until
he il called for the naval reserve
The Ladies' Relief Corps at the Center
will serve their annual dinner Satur-
day, May 6. to which all members OIL
the Corps and Stetson Post are in.
Observation-Disclosures Post, G. A. r.. have
secured Attorney c. B. Adams as theil
Memorial day speaker.-The Rev
William l. Boicourt attended tn,
meeting of the Congregational club il
Montpelier Monday.--Grant Russell
has returned from fishing trip t.
East Alburg with forty pounds of LAKE
fish.-Miss Eta Graves, who wa
detected president of the Womans Mis-
sionary society OF the Cong regationa
; Church, has accepted the position. Sh,
succeeds Mrs. L. Fl. Elliot who ha
given many faithful years in that of
fice.--Mark Eastman has moved hi
family from one Of the Demeritt tene
: ments to that of A. ]. Patterson at tn
Corner. Mr.. Eastman made the chang
30 he might have more land for cul
tivation. Joey Chase has moved int
I the tenement vacated by Mr.. Eastman
Julius Berry is moving his famil
from Waitsneld into the tenement h
rented Of Mr.. Demeritt sometime age
} l-Services at st. Andrews Church con
tinue this week each day with mas
and sermon at $50 and a. m. an
benedlction with blessing of tn
Bleased Sacrament and the Rosar
: with sermon by the mission father
|. the Rev. Joseph Mckay OF Bangor. Pa
in the evening at 7:3.-Mrs. r. j
h"o"!es anu mo'her' MIS- Aacr al
= ahu. nave gone 10 nal'on. w"ere MT
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