Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-11
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS TINES THURSDAY APRIL H. 1918

a number Of grandchildren and great.
grandchildren. The bearers were Robert
and Charles North, ELI Labounty, Leonard
Johnson, Henry and Lester Fenwick
There was a profusion Of flowers. Rela-
tiyes from out Of town who came to
attend the funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Johnson and Miss Ruth johnson
Of Richmond, Nathan Johnson of Stowe,
Arthur johnson of Williston, Bert John
son of .Jonesville. Mrs. Lottie Baker Of
Colchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Labounty,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Labounty, Charles,
George and Edward Labounty of Char
lotte. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fenwick, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazen Peters, Mrs. Ida Bowley and sons,
Erwin and Robert. Miss Gladys Fenwick
Bonnie Fenwick Of Burlington. Friends
who attended from out Of town were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Gotta, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gotta Of Starksboro. Daniel OBrien
and Grant Comstock of South Burlington
and Irwin Bobar Of Colchester, Mr., and
Mrs. David Finncssey, Mr.. and Mrs will
lam Fletcher, Thomas and Kate Nc
Kenzie Of Shelburne. Miss Marguerite
Kehoe Of Richmond.
JERICHO.
The remains Of Mrs. Lille (Piace)
Hayes we're brought here from Platts-
burgh for interment Friday. Mrs. Hayes
was "a years of age and was the grand
daughter Of George Howe and Ellen NJ.
Galusha. She is survived by her mother
and her husband.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Buxton and son. Ralph were Sunday
visitors at the home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
J. T. Buzzell.-Mrs. Andrews Of Burling-
ton was Sunday visitor at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Stygles.-Mr. and
Mrs. Peter frank, who have been work.
ing In Essex. have returned to their
place here. Their grandson. Lawrence
Norman, returned with them and will go
to school here.--News has been received
that Mrs l.. j. Burrows of Middlepury
was severely burned about ~ weeks ago
and now is suffering from ASSESSES on the
spine, caused by the burn.-Mrs. G. B.
Hulburd has been appointed as a mem
Der of the women's committee for Chit
tenden county and F. s. Jackson as a
member Of the mems committee to have
charge in this town Of the work for the
third Liberty Loan drive. Those who have
been appointed to assist Mrs. Hulburd in
this drive will meet at her home April
IL In the afternoon at four o'clock
Donald Teachout and Roland Montague
are under quarantine for measles.-Dr.
G. B. Hulburd was at the hospital Satur-
day on professional business.-The Rev. ].
T. Buzzell was in Colchester Thursday
to officiate at the funeral Of ]. c. Lyon.
Mrs. Leon Morgan Of Colchester was a
visitor Thursday and Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Howe.-Miss
Sadie Foster has completed her work for
Mrs. L. c. Rice and returned home.-Mrs.
Mrs. Lawrence Quinlin is confined to the
house by illness.-Mrs. Fred Tomlinson
and Miss Lula Lincoln were in Burlington
on business last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lee of Boston are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith,
Wayne Prior who spent his Easter vaca-
ton in Burlington has returned to the
home Of Miss Lena Varney.-Postmaste
Frank Percival reports the sale in this
town for the month Of March of war
savings and thrift stamps amounting to
N.14s.22 Included In this amount Rural
Carrier Warren l.. Day of route one
sold on his route stamps Of both kinds
which amounted to s77S.s2.-News has
been received here Of the marriage OF
Miss Urania Willard and Arthur q.
Pratt in Boston. Both young people are
well known in this town.-Mrs. Charles
Jackson Of Burlington was in town Sat.
urday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Mary Hale.-Morris Buxton. who has
been at the home of the Rev. and Mrs
j. T. Buzzell for two weeks. has returned
to his home in Jonesville.-Miss Bernice
Cox OF Cambridge was a visitor Friday
and Saturday at the home of her uncle
Lorenzo Rice.-Mrs. Bostwick Of Burling-
ton was at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith Thursday.-Mrs. Peter
Finn and Mrs. Walter Blaisdcll were in
Burlington or business Saturday.-Roland
Paige. who has been at he home Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Rice the last week. re.
turned to his home in st. Adams Satur-
day.-Mrs. Lettie Tracy Of Sanborn
Florida. is visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Jordon.-Mrs. Hattie Otis
who has been visiting in Burlington, has
returned home.-Miss Lula White of Bur
lington was a visitor at the home Of heI
mother. Mrs. Flora White, Thursday
Miss Aida Booth was a recent visitor a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Neal,
In Underhill-Mrs. John Jordan and Mrs
Lettie Tracy were visitors In Cambridge
Thursday.-Mr. Billado has rented hi:
farm to James Sturtevant and he will
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run meat cart this summer.-News ha!
been received of the serious condition
caused by a shock. Of Mrs. Alice Nichols
Wright at Essex Junction. She was taker
to the hospital and made as comfortabl,
as possible.-John Mclaughlin has re
turned to his home in Hartford, Conn.
after spending a few days at the home o
his father. John Mclaughlin. sr.-Mrs
Sarah Packard. who has been with he
son, Arthur. the last few weeks. hal
returned to her rooms on Church stree
and Mrs. Emma Cook will stay with he
| for a few weeks-Mrs. Estella Algers ant
mother, Mrs. Petite. have gone to Greens
boro for a few weeks.-Dr. Eddie wa
called to Fred Fosters Sunday. where h.
removed the tonsils Of Mrs. Fred Foster
Wright Foster and one tonsil Of Delber
Buxton. Mrs. Hattie Otis assisted DR.
Eddie.-Mrs. Bert Blodgett and daugh
ter. Frieda. were in Burlington Thurs
day on business.-Densmore & Osgoo
have purchased the granite business O
Mrs. Joseph Williams and business vii
| be begun soon.-Mrs. Evalin Written 1
spending a few days at the home Of Bell
| r. Parsons.-There was no Red eros
meeting Saturday on account of Mrs
Hale's funeral-Miss Phillis Brown o
Boston arrived in town Monday.
A very pretty wedding took place Thurs
day, April 4, at st. Mary's Cathedral whe
Arthur G. Pratt and Uramia Willard. bot
of Jericho attended by Mr.. Pratt's sister
Lulu Pratt. and a friend Of the groom
were united in marriage by the Rev
James A. Mooney. The bride was prettil
attired in her travelling suit of gray an
hat to match. the groom in his nav
uniform. Mr.. and Mrs Pratt are bot
graduates of Jericho High School. Arthu