Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-30
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A. care She married July o. 1881 Edwin
Sertincus Robinson. whose death occur
red July = of the present year. 70 this
union one daughter. Lucille Gertrude. was
born. who survives her with two broth
ers. Edward q .I1slyu Of Springfield H.,
and Fred II Joslyn of Randonh.--Fu-
neral services were held from her late
home Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
the Rev George r. Goodlifc officiating
and hurial was made beside her husband
in Pleasant View cemetery. Mrs. Robin
son was member Of the Congregational
Church and Of the Wonan's club and took,
much interest in church and club work.
She was a woman of ability and sterling
integrity and fond remembrance viii long
linger in the minds Of those who were
privileged TO know her intimately. Al
though thought TO be improving at times,
there was a gradual decline of vitality
until tho end
\ gloom vas cast over the com
munity, when news of the death Of IDA
Lucrctia kecler. which occurred at $40
O'Clock Wednesday morning became
known. She had been in poor health
since her illness from influenza last
February. but was thought 10 have been
improving up to about ten days ago.
when she was forced to take her bed
and gradually failed up to the time of
her death Ida Lucrctia kecler was born
in Coventry. June %. 1898 third child of
Josie IGorhamD and William O Keller
With her parents she made Wolcott her
1 home, attending the graded schools of
that place up to four years ago. when
the family came to Morrisville to reside
and she entered Peoples Academy. from
which she was graduated III 1918. Follow
ing this she taught year. lacking six
weeks, in the graded school in Wocott
\ sister, Mary Kceler. died November rs.
1917, and a brother Earl Keeler, died
January H. 1918. All three deaths &C.
cured on the same day of the week and
at very nearly the same hour. Besides
the parents, brother. Everett. survives
In the death. Of this young life an
example of beautiful home living has
been left TO the community. Much SYM
patty is felt for the bereaved parents
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon q, mo o'clock and burial will
he made IN Pleasant View cemetery
MI. and Mrs " y. Best returned We'd
nesday after a few weeks spent with
the formers parents. The Rev. and Mrs.
w. T. Best Mrs. Best to her home in
Burlington and Mr. Best to the Brooklyn
navy Nard.--A reception was given W. \.
Best ana Heber Best at the church par
Tors Tuesday evening. \ musical pro-
gram consisting Of the following numbers
was carried out: Piano and violin duet,
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Hanson; solo Mrs
Tia jackson; reading, Mrs Rylc Farr
and number by a quartettc composed
of Mrs. jackson, Mrs. Vita tombstone,
Mrs. Carrie Lawson and Miss Nita Ellis
Refreshments Of ice cream and waters
were served. Mrs. w II. Nye of John
son spent Monday with Mrs. \. \. Aiken.
Miss Agnes Durgin is at the home of
her sister. Mrs. G. r. McCuen of Stowe -
Miss Virginia Badger enroute TO her
home in Burlington from Craftsbury
visited her sister. Mrs. Frank Guimond
the first Of the week Mrs George
Eurnap has returned TO her home in
Waterbury. Conn, after three week
stay with her sister. Miss Kate Howard
al Mrs. V. Nj, Hardys-The regular
meeting of the w. II. G. which was held
Monday evening had a double signif-
rance from the fact that it was the date
OF the birthday anniversary of Theodor.
Roosevelt. y Roosevelt memorial AS
ISOLATION was formed and the following
committees appointed: Ida TOWne, Ida
Wallace and Bessie Mayoit Tho idea
II this committee is that all funds RI Scd
VIII take oN the character of popular
tribute and also represent the greatest
possible number of Morristown peopl,
hoth OLD and young Methods will soor
ne outlined which viii afford opportunity
Tor everyone to be represented-A socia
dance was held At the Academy hall
saturday niGht-MSs Leila Flint return
I'd Monday after n weeks absence from
ler duties at IN" Academy --Thcre is an
enrolment Of one hundred riphtV-nin.
AT the academy, This is the largest
enrolment Of some time. and is du,
partly 10 the addition of the Junior higt
school but also to an increase in tn,
senior schooi.--Thc faculty is planning ;
student government organization for In,
purpose of helping the school to becom,
acquainted with the essentials of tn,
government Of our state, and to settI,
some school questions,