Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-22
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has been received Of the death of Mrs.
Fordyce Moore. a resident of this village,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baker. at Winchester, Va, Sun
day morning. where the family went few
months ago. Mrs. Moore had been Ill for
four years with complication of trou-
bles. She was 20 years of age and Is sur
,ived by her husband. one daughter. Eiz-
! abeth, six years old. and son. Frank.
four years old. The funeral and burial
took place in that city.
The royal arch degree will be conferred
this evening at the Masonic Temple at
Z 80 o'clock for the first time in two years.
A large attendance is expected. An oys-
ter supper will be served.--Mr and Mrs
Mark l.. Casey of Rutland are spending
their honeymoon in town. guests
Of his uncle. Arthur j. Bissett.-
The beginning of Lent was observed here
with the customary A sh Wednesday serv-
ices at st. Stephens and St. Mary's
Churches and with large congregations
in attendance. morning and evening"
Mrs. John n. Burns has returned from
Burlington. where she has been for a
week past IN attendance upon her daugh-
ter. Grace. at the Mary Fletcher hosp-
| tal.-Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Shedrick with
their children. George and Gladys, have
returned to Pittsford after visit here
with Mr. Shedrick's parents.-Miss Grace
( Shackett of Rutland is here on weeks
visit to relatives.-The regular meeting
of the Middlebury Grange will be held in
their hall Friday evening and the follow
, ing program will be carried out: Music
Grange orchestra; address. DR.. John NJ.
Thomas: vocal solo. Miss Lillian Myers;
recitation, Marjorie Smith: music. Grange
orchestra Light refreshments will be
served.-The last number of the 1916 en-
tertainment course of the Century club
was given by the Suwanee River Male
| quartet at the opera house Wednesday
, evening.-Mrs. c. A. Earle, former res
ident, who was for some time at Linden
Ledge, Brattleboro, is now undergoing
treatment at the Memorial hospital in
that city.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cady
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Roy
Weeks. visiting at their home. have gone
to Pittsfeld, Mass to visit at her home
for a few weeks-Oliver T.. Chilson of the
firm of Hanks & Chlson is ill.-Miss Flor
ence T.. Eddy, who has been i'll with the
grip for several days. is able to be about
town again.-Cassius F. Morris of East
Shoreham is in town to spend a few days
with his brother, Adolphus j. Norris
In accordance with the recent action OF
the board of trustees. Arthur N. Brown,
member of the board, personally on
Tuesday morning notified all the keepers
of hotels and eating-houses in the village
that they must pay their licenses for the
coming year on that day. All persons
involved complied with the notice. They
are: John Higgins. proprietor of the Ad'
olson House; John II. Burns, proprietor
of the Logan House. John j. O'Conneil,
proprietor of the Sargent House. and
George T. kidder and Mrs. I. NJ. Taylor
who paid the sum of 81 a year for the
Hofo hoc tn ho la =
of this month.
VERGENNES.
Mrs Joseph Lavalley died suddenly Sun.
day night from the result of a shock
aged SO years. She was born in Milton
, Besides husband. she leaves one son
William Duprey Of Burlington. five daugh-
ters, Mrs Frank Dague, Mrs. Jane Shar.
row and Mrs. John Brunell of Burlington
. Mrs. Edward Brunel Of Wakefield
: Mass, and Mrs. Fred Reed of Vergennes.-
Mrs. Rufus Fisk. who recently underwent
an operation at a hospital in Plattsburgh
: n. Y. is gaining.-Mrs. F. w. F1agg visit.
. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Bu!'
lard of Burlington, Monday.-Mrs. Cyrus
HOrsford and son. William Of Charlotte
were weekend visitors at her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosby.-The "Ai
You Like IT, club met Monday witt
> Mrs. John A. Harrington on Main street
Mrs. George r. Thorne and Mrs. T. Ne
vile assisted in entertaining. and Mrs. A
= s. Haven presided. The program was a:
t. follows Music: paper. woman the
Wage Farmer Of the Family" Mrs. f. w
Graves: music: paper, THE Effect of En-
!. ployment Outside Of the Home UpoT
Motherhood and Marriage" Miss Mar,
: Ross. read by Miss Ruth Norton. shor'
= entertainment was furnished by Mrs. A
/. s. Haven. Refreshments were served.
:. Mrs. Cecil A. Bristol was called Saturday
! to Alburg by the death of her grand
\ mother.-The Rev. l.. A. Vezina was
called Monday to Fall River Mass. by
/, the death Of q relative.-News has beer
s received Of the death in Cleveland, Ohio
y Of Mrs. Frances F.. Derby Field. widow
! OF Dwight E. Field. former resident o.
( Ferrisburg Melleur of Bristo
c spen: the weekend at the home of d
: Renaud on his way to the Fanny Aller
3 hospital for an cperation.-M. Humiston
s son of Mrs. EMfth Humiston. and Mis-
= Yvonne cyr daughter of Mrs Aubin Cy'
= Of New Haven. were married Monda!
y morning at g.. Peters Church b!
= tho Rev. l. A. vezinA
{ Tho Misses Lotto aud Anna NcCaule,
J. spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.. an'
. Mrs Frederick McCanley Of New Haven. =
= EGGS brough: - cents per dozel
a III the Wholesale market hero Satur
= day.-NdiEs LILA Munettc of Charlotte wa
n a weekend guest OF friends here
h Charles Tredo n seriously III at the hom
t of Mr.. and MT. John Iebeau. Sr.-Mis
: Marjorie I/sc, a teacher In the Bristo
high school. spent the weekend with h..
. parcntA Mr. and Mrs r. A. I-ee.-San
h ford and Winfield Foote spent the week
u end with theiv parents, Mr.. and Mrs
!, Frank Fr,ote OF Cornwall-An interesting
Q meeting of the Parent-Teacher associa
!. tion was held in the assembly hall at tn
. Bixby Memorial Free library Friday eve
= ming. about S5 being present. This wa
the co.h anniversary OF the founding O
S the National Parent-Teacher Association
r and Mothers Congress of America, whcl
= hal its beginning in Washington, d.
u Several articles were read relating to this
}; followed by an able talk by Supcrinte1
y dent OF Schools II. A. Farrar. Illustrate
d by slides showing the work being done l.
e other parts of the State and which ma
Q be done here by the extension club work
= The next meeting will be held March 16
y II. Y. Mcintyre spent the weekend 4
s Rutland and Fair Haven.
:. The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph IIevalle
y was held yesterday morning at the house
. the Rev. J. Elmer Mckee officiating. TIL
{, bearers were four sons-in-law Of the dc
II ceased. John Brunell, Frank ,Dague an
q James Sharrow of Burlington and Ere
: Reed Of vergennes. Tho body was place
n the spring will be taken to Burlington 70
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