Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-23


from an Indiana school of telceraphy
and has since then occupied many po-
sitions, at present being tho ticket agent
at Windsor for the Central Vermont and
Boston e. Maine railroads. The couple
left OH the night train for Windsor. The
brides going away gown was a blue
serge. with hat to match. Numerous
wedding gifts were displayed.-Twin
daughters were born Friday night to
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Chambers at the
sanitarium. The mother was Miss Ruth
scott, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
scott and the father, Robert Chambers,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers of
tnis town, but who for the last six
months has been in France.
Thirty-hve business places gave 10 per
cent. OF their gross receipts Tuesday to
the Red Cross. Salisbury Brothers Fur
niture company has already given 500.
its employees have all given one days
wages with totals Of $105.e2 and a check
has been handed the Rev. Fraser Metz
ger OF the town committee, for $9O5.92.-
The death OF Mrs. s. NJ. King at the ho..,s
, OF her daughter Mrs. Albert Dales. oc-
Cured Saturday after an Illness of about
! four weeks with erysipelas. Mrs King
| resided in Island Pond and had reached
the age of II years. She came here a few
weeks ago to pass some time with her
daughter. and at the time was in her
usual health. Brief funeral services we're
held at the home Of her daughter Sunday
afternoon. the Rev. r. II. Moore of the
Methodist Church officiating. assisted by
the Rev. Joseph Hamilton. The remains
were taken that night to Island Pond for
| further services and burial. The de-
| ceased is survived by four daughters.
Mrs. Dales, with whom she was at the
time of her death. Mrs. Alfred Farmer of
Windsor Mrs. A. p Cobb of Island Pond,
and Miss Sadie King Of Gardner. Mass,
all of whom were with her in her last i'll
ness and at the time of her death. A son,
Chester King residing at Island Pond.
also survives-Miss Minnie Carpenter
came from Montpelier Monday for a few
days in town with Mrs. f. c. Angel and
other friends.-Miss Dorothy Whipple
went to Lake Sunapee. Y. H., Monday
Mrs. p. r. Chase and little daughter re-
turned Monday from two weeks stay
in Waterbury, guests Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Hart. and other rela-
tives.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Order OF
Paterson, N. j., who recently purchased
farm in town. have ararived to take
possesson.-The death of Mrs. j. F.
Travers came Sunday night after many
years of Ill health, caused by heart
trouble. During the winter Mr. and Mrs.
| Travers have had apartments in tn"
! Martin block on Randolph avenue and
three weeks ago moved to their house
at Beanville, but the trip proved very
hard for Mrs. Travers and she had
steadily failed. Mrs. Ella tTanner) Trav-
ers was born in Montpelier in 1862 the
daughter of Andrew Burnham and
Emeline Nancy Hudson) Tanner In
1870 they moved to this place and here
she had passed the greater part of her
~ she
married to Mr.. Travers She is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. II. d. Banis-
ter of this place and Mrs. Rancore OF
Shelburne Falls. Mass, besides her hus-
band. The funeral was held at her late
home Tuesday afternoon. the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment was In the
family lot beside her father and mother,
who died many years ago. Among those
who were here for the services were Mr..
and Mrs. John Rogers and son of North
field,-AIrs. Arthur Howard Of Burling-
ton and her three children arrived Tues
day for several days stay with Mn
Towards relatives in town-Mrs. Ellen
Chandler and her daughter. Mrs. White,
arrived Tuesday from Burlington for a
visit with the formers sister, Mrs. Emma
Mcintyre.
The following men have been called to
report at Montpelier, the oath Of this
month Harold F. Tatro. Jerry c. Jar
Wis, Forest l.. Barnaby, Arthur Seymour,
Leon M. Stokes, Guy L. Flint, Wayne C.
Hedges, Burton p. Flint. Elmer Greene,
Roy NJ. Bragg. These men also have
been notified to make application to the
Red Cross for supplies before they leave
here.-Miss Emma Seymour. who has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Averill
in Claremont. N. H., for several days,
came Saturday. but expects to return
there to assist them in the near future
Miss Celia Clifford has finished her first
year at the University of Vermont and
will be with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
: c. c. Clifford, during vacaton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Holman of New Haven. Conn.
who had been here for short stay
left for New Haven Friday. They went
> from here to Warren TO attend the
: funeral of Mrs. Eliza Banister whose
death occurred after a long decline men
tally and physically. Mrs Banister died
: at the home of her brother n-law, Fred
Cardell Of Warren. and the funeral was
! held there Friday. The deceased was
> 20 years OF age and Is survived by one
adopted daughter, Mrs. Holman. Mrs.
Banister owned a house on Emerson
terrace, which she occupied until III
health caused her to give this up and for
the last few months had been in War
rem to be cared for by relatves.-Tbe
local fuel committee has fixed upon the
following prices, up to next September:
Jeddo, all sizes, s10.7 per net ton: Lack
: awannn. o. c. Lehigh and p & r.. all
sizes. 5000 per ton. Extra charges will
be made for delivery upstairs, or in places
: which are inconveniently located.-Abbie
$ F. Clarke was in Springfield Friday night
: to attend, with other grand officers. the
t meeting or Ramona Chapter at that
e place.-Dr. j. NJ. Ryder recently re-
h leased from ten-year term in the States
d prison, was former resident in town.
t his parents having lived many years ago
. in the east part of the town.-William
, XIX left Friday for Washington, d. c..
: where he had been to enter the govern
= ment employ as a carpenter-Laurence
n Leonard has completed his first years
D course in the Massachusetts College of
4 rharmacy. In Boston and will assist in
B the drug store of his father, H. A. Leon
ara. during the summer months-Mary c.
I Hatch came recently from Arlington,
r MASS where she has been with her son
to pass the summer with another son
l II. L. Hatch
Harold Tatro. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Aioert Tatro Of this place and Miss
8 Dorothy. daughter of Mr.. md Mrs
burton Spooner We're married at tho
nome or the Rev. Joseph Hamilton. the
officiating clergyman Tuesday after.
noon at about three O'Clock and left
Immediately on short trim on the
northbound train. Mr.. Tatro is called
70 report Friday-Mr and Mrs II