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

John B. Guyett of Shoreham died at the
home Of his son. Fred r. Guyett in Shore
nome, Saturday morning at eight o'clock
after a complication of diseases He was
born In keeseville. N. Y, on June 80, 1871.
He leaves besides the son with whom he
resided three others, Henry j. Of Burling-
ton, F. Edward Of Rensselaer, ~ Y, and
Leo M. Guyett of Shoreham, and three
daughters, Mrs. w. B. Moody, who re-
sides in New Hampshire. Miss Olive G..
Of Rensselaer,. N. Y. and Miss Annie G..
Guyett of Waterbury: also II grand
children. The funeral was held from ST.
Genevieve's Church at Shoreham Monday
morning at ten O'Clock. the Rev. F. A..
Welch on1ciating. The burial was in
st. Genevieve's cemetery.
A service flag Is to be presented at the
patriotic service In the Congregational
Church on Sunday.-Wednesday evening"
May %, the teachers and pupils of the
academy school will have a patriotic en-
tertainment. A small admission fee at
the door. will be their gift to the Red
Cross.-Mrs. c. B. Kendall is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Merrill Field, in West
Cornwall.-Mrs A. p. Sherwin is pass
ing few days In Burlington.-Mr and
Mrs. ID. A. Forbes of Easthampton, Mass.
VINO passed the weekend with their sis
tiers at the Smith farm, have returned
home. Mrs. Maria Smith accompanied
them and before returning home will at
tend the graduation exercises OF the
Moody school at Northfeld, Mass. Her
daughter. Miss Dorothy, Is q member of
the graduating class.-Dr. and Mrs. /. p.
Sharon are in Burlington. DR.. Sharon
Is attending the health officers school,
LINCOLN
A farewell reception was given last
| Monday evening to the Rev. and Mrs. f.
j. Abar. Mr.. Abar, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church. has rendered his resignation
| which will take effect at once.-Mrs. w.
+. Butterfeld Is confined to the house by
| illness.-Mrs. o. T. Moore of Middlebury
has been visiting at the home OF Mrs. w.
| A. Lee.-Mrs Hannah Varney. who has
been Ill for several days is better.-Mrs.
w. A. Lee, who has been i'll the lest
week, is able to be out.--George Will
liams has been drawn by the Addison
county board and will go TO Camp De-
vens Saturday. May 25.
| Enthusiastic reports of the progress of
the committee In charge of the Red Cross
drive. have been received by the chair
man, l.. f. Jackman, during the first few
days OF the campaign, and it is hoped the
| puota VIII ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eve
ming about 100 people gathered at the La
dies Aid hall to give n farewell reception
to the Rev. and Mrs. Il. ]. Abar. During
the evening remarks were made by the
Rev, Mr.. Stewart of Starksboro the Rev.
l.. ID. Benn, pastor of the Methodist
Church and by the Rev. II. j. Abar. Sing
Ing was enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abar left Tuesday morn
ing for Westminster, Mass, for visit to
friends.-L Il. Jackman has been APP
pointed agert of the Vermont Mutual Fire
insurance company.-Luther Dixie and c.
X. Bicknell have been drawn on jury Tor
the June term Of the Addison county
court to convene in Middlebury June A.
The Rev Mr.. Stewart and family OF
Starksboro accompanied by Frank I'M
and children. were In town Monday eve
ming to attend the farewell reception given
to the Rev. and Mrs. f. J. Abar,-Mr, ana
Mrs. Hoyt Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sargent spent Tuesday in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Tucker. Miss Gladys
Dearborn and Elhu Purnton OF TINS
town., accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed'
ward Stowe Of East Middlebury and Ar
land Purinton of New Haven. took an au'
tomobile drive the last OF the weeR
through Burlington and Montpelier re-
turning by the way OF Brandon, vlsitihs
friends at several points on the trip
Fred Martell and family ~ Gran" isie