Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-17
SHELBURNE.

son. born recently at the Mary Fletch-
er hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Colishan have left the point and gone
to Boston.-Harry Wetsou. who has
been Ill for some time, 10 not much i'm
proved. The crew Of the steamer
Vermont are making preparations for
the steamer to make her first trip on
May 29.-John and Howard Miller are
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. saxton.-The food sale held in
Tracy & aMeck's store Saturday aft
ernoon by the Improvement society
was very successful.--Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Morgan are expected home
from the South about May 20.-F. H.
Macomber and niece. Miss Ethel DOM
ney Of Plattsburgh. spent the week.
end at the home Of Mrs. e. H. Nash.
WESTTORD.
Miss Lessie Cobb Of Jacksonville spent
the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Car
RE Cobb.-Special meetings are being
held at the Baptist Church. the Rev. G
I. Ramsay, the State evangelist, being
present.-Ernest Elmer and family are
moving into the Albert Wilcox house.
About 80 were present at the wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Munson
Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Calkins visited in Morrisville last week.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
The canning demonstrations are being
held at the different schools in town. con.
Quoted by Miss Emma Fuller Of the Uni
versity Of Vermont.
WINOOSKI.
The listers Of the town Of Colchester.
Louis 1ongeon. F. e. Villemaire an6
II. e. Thompson, Tuesday signed the
abstracts Of the town Of Colchester grand
list and . hearing Of the board will be
held at ten o'clock in the morning Of May
q to hear any and all persons. corpora
lions. co.partners. ETC., who might be
| aggrieved 1t their abstract as filed by
them.
The Rev. J. e Pariseau Tuesday mar
ried Leonard Pierre Dupont. Of North
street and Miss Esther Beaudoin Of Hall
street at st. Francis Xavier Church.
The French Canadian club over the
Royal Syndicate store in the Carpenter
block was searched Sunday morning
about eleven O'Clock and ID bottles Of
beer were found and taken to the police
station. Hector Bushey was adjudged the
steward and the names Of about dozen
others were taken by the searching party.
1
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Ravlin and
Chief Of Police Barber. The search was
on States attorney warrant and 1t had
been reported that liquors had been sold
to minors at the club. The society Of the
Union st. John the Baptist Of America
have their rooms with the club. The
searching party also visited the restaurant
Of Fred Labounty on Main street. No
| liquor was found, but a punch bowl was
taken.
Miss Maybelle Bulger Of West Allen
street and Gordon Wells Of Burlington
were married at the rectory Of St.
Stephens Church at seven o'clock Satur-
day morning. The Rev. ]. B. McGarry
performed the ceremony. Miss Madeline
Deadly was bridesmaid and James Smith
Of Burlington was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells left shortly after for a we'd
ding trip to Springfield. N. j.. and on
their return they will reside on N0rth
street in Burlington.
Benjamin Arthur Taylor Of Montreal
and Miss Lorena May Huntress Of Col.
chester were married Thursday by the
Rev. L. Aldrich.
JERICHO.
Mrs. Lucy A. Martin. wife of Buel
|
noon after a severe illness of several
weeks Of a diseased condition Of the kid
neys. aged 66 years, eight months and 10
days The funeral service was held Tues
day in the Baptist Church. which was
filled by friends Of the deceased. The
Rev. I. e. Usher Of Essex Center Of
fciatsd at the service. Tho bearers were
Frank P. Percival. Cyrus Mead. William
T. Mead and Lincoln H. Roscoe. The in
torment was In the cemetery In this vii
lage. Mrs. Max Buzzell, Mars. Leon Nor.
gan. Mrs. Wilson Curtis and Dr. G. B.
Hulburd sang my Jesus As Thou wilt
and Some Day." Miss Florence Buxton
played at the organ. There were many
horal tributes. From away to attend the
services were: Cyrus Mead. Mr.. and Mrs
william T. Mead OF Underhill. Mr.. ano
Mrs. L. H. Roscoe and children. Lester
Luna and Howard. Of Essex Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Percival. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Phelps Of West
ford. James Lewis and Mrs. Orion Of
Fairfax. Edwin Humphrey. Mrs. Ids
Bostwick Of Burlington. Robert White o.
Underhill Center, and Mrs. Lucia Martir
and Charles Lane Of Underhill. Luc,
Ann Percival was born In this town. {
daughter Of the late Henry Percival. who
died In 1880. and Luana White, who died
In 1895. She was married to Buel s. Martin
In 1858. She had been life time residen
Of this town. In her younger days sh
was teacher In the schools of this town
For 10 years she had conducted in THU
village millinery business and also
carried a line Of ladies' furnishing good
Surviving her are her husband, one sister
Mrs. Cyrus M. Mead Of Underhill. wht
was unable on account Of illness to at
tend the funeral. and one brother.
Mothers day will be observed at tn
Congregational Church next Sunday
, Mrs. Emma Cook. who has been visiting
, friends in Burlington the past few days
returned home Thursday 'evening.-Mis
, Rena White. who has been Ill. is BETTER
| Mrs. Mary Hale Of Underhill 10 visiting
at the homo OF Mr. and Mrs. William Jack
, son.-The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam ochillhammer. who has been Ill will
the measles. IL not getting along as wei
as would be expscted-Mrs. Olive FOLSOM
of shehield has arrived in town Fat tn
home Of Mrs. AHbie Foster. She ha
rented rooms over the store of e. B. VIII
! iiams 4 Co.. Of William Jackson.-Mr. an
: Mrs. Walter Blaisdel have rented tn
: Baptist parsonage and will take posses
sion Immediately.
. Mothers Day was observed Sunday a
= the Congregational church.-Mrs. M. c
. Mason 10 III with neuritis.-Adiss Rather
] Inc Cook was an over-sunday visitor 4
O Underhill at the homo Of Mr. ana Mri
4 George Farrsll.-Hurd Montague was