Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-21
MORRISVILLE.

The remains of Daniel Edward st.
Louis, who died at Fort Leavenworth.
Kans., on March IA. after a two weeks
illness with pneumonia, arrived here
Monday and funeral services were held
from the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec ST. Louis. Of Jersey Heights,
yesterday afternoon, the Rev. w. T. Best
officiating. The remains were placed in
the vault and in the spring will be in
TERED at Pleasant View cemetery. The
young man was born in Montpelier on
May 8. 1892, but spent his boyhood In
Morrisville going to Portland, Me-. when
IS years of age, where he studied in an
automobile school for a few months. He
was employed in st. Johnsbury and in
New Hampshire points for time. then
went to the middle West, where he has
lived nearly all the time since. with the
exception of a year spent in the Canadian
northwest. In October 1915 he was united
in marriage to Miss Maude Denmann Of
Rhinelander, Wis. who survives him,
with his parents and a sister, Miss Gladys
st. Louis, Of Morrisville. He enlisted on
January Is. 1913 from Minneapolis In Co.
D. ID battalion. signal corps and had
since been in the training camp at Fort
Leavenworth. Kans. Mrs. st. Louis has
been here for some time.-Miss Maude
Moulton has returned from a two weeks
stay with friends In Concord. N. H.. and
with Mrs. Dora McNall at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. H. w. Camp and daughter, Mar
jorie, Of Sheldon, came Monday to spend
a few days at r. H Grams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Camp will move here as soon as a
| house can be secured. the former having
position here as assistant freight agent
at the local depot.-Miss Marion Brooks
went to Wolcott Monday for a few days
| stay as the guest Of her sister. Mrs. H..
e. Sweet. She was accompanied by Miss
Elsie Perkins. who had been her guest
over the week -end.-Mrs. William Best
OF Philadelphia Is visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. w. T. Best. Her husband William
A. Best. assistant paymaster. U. s. navy.
recently received orders to report at New
York city to make preparations for SAIL
ings for duties across. Mrs. Best has
recently gone to Burlington. where she
will remain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Buckley.-William stephen
has moved his family from the l.. L.
Camp house on Pleasant street to the Don
Thomas house, which they purchased
some time ago and has been recently va
Gated by DIN Sweet and family.
The parlors Of the Puffer Methodist
Church were the scene of a large gather
Ing Tuesday evening when friends and
relatives. numbering about rs. met there
to extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman l.. Camp Of Morrisville in honor
OF the golden wedding anniversary OF
that worthy couple. The affair was plan
ned by the ladies of the Methodist society
and Of the local w. C. T. u. A program
was carried out, consisting Of instrument
tai numbers by Miss Eleanor Downey.
vocal solos by Mrs. lila Niles Jackson and
Mrs. Carrie Lawson and vocal duets by
the Misses Rheba Skinner and Lilah
Grant. also several other features. In
GLIDING selections from the grafonola.
In behalf Of the church society, the
pastor. the Rev. w. ID. Best. presented
the esteemed couple with a $500 gold
piece, while Mrs. T. ]. Stewart. as presi-
dent or the w. c. T. u, extended the
greetingS of that organisation and pre-
scented Z gold coin to Mr.. and Mrs Camp
as gift from the local union. The
parlors were beautifully decorated and
DAINTY refreshments were served. Lyman
l.. Camp was married on March IS. 1865
70 Hattie E., daughter of Thaddeus and
Miranda White Of Wolcott Four chill
drep were born to them: Elmer A. Camp
OF Morrisville, Mrs. Gertrude Puffer OF
Richford. Abel Newton Camp and Lucy
The two last named are deceased The
worthy couple has six grandchildren
J Lyman l.. Camp, who was the son OF
Aoel ana Charlotte (raplin) Camp. was
porn IN Elmors June 10. 1885, OF English
descent his father served under Israe
rutnam. His father, Abel Camp. thre'
nmss represented the town OF Elmor'