Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-13

Ayrshire Breeders association, the only
surviving charter member being ii. r. c.
Watson of this town, He was secretary
and treasurer of the National Ayrshire
Breeders association and was first elect
ed to this office in 1883. period of 30
years. Under his leadership and guild
ance the association has made steady
progress. lie served president OF the
New England fair which. was lreld at
Worcester Mass. For number or years
he had been president OF the Vermont
Ayrshire club and vice president of the
New England Ayrshire club. He was
secretary OF the state Board OF Agricul-
| ture for many years and also MEMBER
of the state Board OF Cattle Commits
sioners. Mr.. winslow represented this
town In the Legislature of 1924 and 1895.
| He also held many town offices of i'm
| portance. At one time he was urged
to accept the nomination Of lieutenant
| governor Of this State. He was an
| active member of the Congregational
Church. He is survived by his wife ana
one son, Charles G.. Winslow OF Detroit,
Mich
Mrs Frank Carrigan died at her home
on Grove street Saturday morning at
four o'clock. She was 81 years OF age.
Besides her husband, she Is survived by
three daughters. Helen, Catherine and
Margaret. all of this town; and three
sons, Charles, who is with the u. s. forces
In France, Francis and John of this
town; two sisters. Mary and ella Maley;
and two brothers, Patrick and Michael
Maley, all of Fair Haven. The funeral
was held Monday morning at nine O'CLOCK
at St Mary's Church, the Rev. u. f..
Cray ofiiciated. Burial made was In CAL
vary cemetery at Rutland.-.Ioseph Need
ham of Bennington Is visiting Charles
Necdham. hugo WEIGH of the Harvard
radio school is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Welch.-Nlrs William
F'rier of Schenectady. N. Y. visited her
sister. Mrs. C. A. June, over the Week
end.-.John Collins of Camp Devens is
visiting his mother here for a short fur
lough.-Mrs. Buckingham and son. Rip
ley, Of Washington, d. c., are at the
home of her mother Mrs. r.. S. Marsh.
for the summer.-The Brandon Concert
band has been engaged to furnish music
at Meehans Park at Lake Dunmore the
afternoon and evening of July L.
The funeral of Charles NJ. Winslow,
who died at his home on Park street
, Saturday morning. was held at the Con-
gregational Church at two O'Clock Tues
day afternoon. The Rev. Walter Thorpe
oficated There were manly beautiful
Button. +. II. harrington W. u. Nutting
Walter +. Scott, Charles Wcatherbee ant
Edward S. Marsh. Burial was in Pine
Hin cemetery. There were number
1 present from out Of town.-'The Rev
e Walter Thorpe was in Walingford Mon
day evening and spoke at a patriotic rally
in the interest of the Wallngford wal
chest.-L. j. Cahee is in Burlington at
tending the Masonic Grand Lodge meet
ing.-A number of boys from Stowe. in
Guiding S. f. French. who is their in
structor there, and who has a cottage
at Lake Dunmore, are in camp at thu
e lake for ten days.-George Lee. who ha
l. been in charge of the Middebury Mar
s BILE company's plant at Middebury, ha-
+ been transferred to this town and will
e he employed at the company's plan
$ here.-Mrs. I. W. Horn and Mrs. Volne.
= Baker will entertain the members o
the Eastern Star Literary society Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs lIorl
in Forestdae The program of enter
!. tainment will include debate on 'Sha
d Women Vote" Mrs. Irving Green an
II Mrs. l.. F. Nichols will take the affirma
r. tive and Mrs Myron Aver and Mrs
r. Horn the negative.-Miss Maud T. Weth
~ erbee will give a demonstration max
a ing freless cookers at meeting of tn
j. women OF tne Iarm bureau 10 be hel
lie next Friday afternoon at the home G
IL Mrsr. Cheney ]. Braley in the Arnol
n district
"a A special communication of st. Paul
"a Lodge \. %. +. and A. NJ. will be hel
Il this evening at 1880 o'clock in Mason
q hall for work on the second degree.-.Tl
O. graded schools will close tomorrow ft
l. the summer vacation. The senior an
l. junior high schools. which opened late
l. will not close for two weeks.-The cond
P. ton of Mrs. II. H. Roberts of Gro'
Is street, who is i'll with pneumonia. do,
l.. not improve very much-B w. Johnsc
and w. C. Gipson were in Burlingtc
Wednesday attending the Masonic Graz
Lodge meeting.