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

'iicc Moiludy after several dayt' absence
on account of Illness
The Mt. Mansfield Cn-o,,r,,iy,
Creamery association held it's annual
meeting Monday evening with presi-
dent j. c. Benson in the chair and T.. f..
Harris, clerk. Officers were ro.oIoctoa
as follows: President, j. G. Henson;
vice president. A. -. Weeks; secretary
ana treasurer, NJ. G. Lovojoy; assistant
secretary. H. n. Downcr IT, : Small
was reelected trustee. the board being
mad" up as follow: T.. a. Strong r.. b.
Gale and l.. s. Small.--The Rev. T.. t.
Goddard went Tuesday to New York.
Dr Hatch of the Montpolicr Seminary
VIII preach for Mir. Goddard Sunday
morning.--The Rcv. r. W. Collins of
MOSCOW who had several serious i'll
turns SAT- rdar night and sunday. was
more comfortable Monday-A. J. Ma
coon. who is recovering from crysiuc-
las, has not been 50 well, having an at
tack OF heart failure Monday night.
lie was more comfortable tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Peck are i'll with
the grip at f. l.. Barrows's miss Mar
ian PIKE was n guest at a house party
givcn to "A number OF college friends
by Miss Ruth Hilton at her home in
Richmond from Frida.- until Monday
Miss Eliza Cady Of Mddlebury accom-
panied Miss Pike home and is her
guest for the Week.-Mrs. IT, II. De-
merritt of Waterbury is at the home Of
her aunt Mrs \. n. Slayton, CT ac-
count of the death of her uncle, A. H.
Slayton, whose funeral was held at
two o'clock Wednesday, nftcrnoon-At
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry, Satur-
day afternoon the following officers
were installed by Past Master j. T.
Campbell. assisted by Mrs. DcCa Tom
lnson as installing marshal: Master. H.
~. Parsons; overseer, y. j.. Chaplin; lee
turcr. Mrs Louise Fuller, steward :
II. Nuttins: assistant steward. Gordon
Moulton; Cby proxy chaplain, Mrs. H.
$. Mathews; treasurer. II G. Fuller: sec
rotary. Mrs. Maudc Campbcll. gate
keeper. +. l.. Recor; Pomona. MIS-. Nina
Nutting; Flora. Mrs Jennie Hodge VIII
kins Ceres Mrs. II. \ Parsons; bust
ness committee. Mrs. bora Eddy. G. H..
Chaplin, 6. :. McAllist"r; social COM
mittec, Mrs Helen Hin. Mrs. Della
Tomlinson. j. +. .-mpbcll finance.
Mrs. Della McAllster, Mrs. Carrie T..
strong. H. II. Cooley memorial, II T..
straw: Mrs w. /. Dcmcritt. G. y. Serb
ncr: relief. Mrs. Matte Smith, Mrs.
Emma I.atuch, A Il. straw. Mrs a -.
Long; children, Mrs. Haiti" Recor, Mrs.
Lottie Collins. l. \. Foster. Mrs. Laura
Robinson The secrctarys report
showed that tn, re are 1O1 members
The installation of the officers Of the
Epworth League has been postponed
until the evening of January 26.--News
has been received of the marriage IN
White River Junction on December &c
of Miss Elsie Brown and Francis Nc
Clcy. The bride vas formerly a resi-
dent Of stow" and is the daughter Of
Mrs. Lena Brown Reed of Berlin. Sh"
was graduated from Montpelier high
school in 1915, and has had employment
as stenographer ut White River juno
ton. Mr. McCley was formerly 81
Barre hut ras employment as a design
or in marble in Boston. where they Wll'
roside-Miss Rose straw is i'll.
The funeral of Ahial II. Slayton vas
held Wednesday afternoon AT his home
south of he VILLAGE where he died sun
day afternoon at ~ years of age. There
was large attendance. y special ON me
Mt Mansfield Electric railway was Pre-
vided for friends who wished to attend.
The Rev. W. L. Douglass of EnosburS
Falls. a former pastor, conducted the
service. The bearers were Mr.. SlaNton
nephew. W A. Slayton, and nepheWS-ln-
law. &. n. Chaplin, II. H. Demeritt, ..
4, smith Smith, Mrs. r. W. Rarrow- and Mrs.
l. A. ''""'i'S. SUE . ~.
somewhere i,rf'hS ''t .r,,'..
DoucIaSS re"l ,"HS'"s tie ,''.' 1,,,e
was a profuSlon OF oeau,l'ul "o"e'S
"ufia' was H'a"t u" me i"'''''E W.
River Bank cemetery. Among '"' wv,