Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-11
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Funeral services IVES held at Moritstown
corners Church Sunday at $780, the Rev.
George Tabor officiating. Burial was
IN the Corners ccmetery.-Thc funeral OF
Wallace Montgomery was largely attend
ID Thursday afternoon at the Advent
Christian church. The Rev. George Tabor
oflicated and the bearers were two
brothers. Daniel and Valley Montgomery:
brother-in-law, Clarence Clapper, and a
cousin. Dclbert Montgomery of Sheldon.
There was beautiful display of flowers.
including Il spray of roses from A. G.
church, chrysanthcmums from the Ameri-
can Legion besides many pieces from
neighhors and friends. Burial was made
IN Pleasant View cemetery. -Thursday
afternoon Glenn Eaton. 13-year-od son
of Mr.. and Mrs Uermon Eaton of West
Hill, met with quite an accident while
playing with his dog. They were enjoy
ing a frolic In the yard and the dog ran
into the boy. hitting his leg in such a way
that 1t was BROKEN above the knee Doc
iors Johnston and Bates were called and
placed the injured member in a cast and
Glenn was taken Friday morning by
automobile 10 the Fanny Allen hospital
He was accompanied by Mrs +. B.
rhayer. a. a. Thayer and Gerald Davis
Mrs. 1la George, who has employment
IN Burlington, is spending several days
IN town with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
kendall.-tienry Root and son. Clamont
nave returned to their home In Buring-
ION after visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Root.-Ray Chase went Friday
10 Burlington for Il few days stay with
relatives.
\ letter received yesterday by l.. Bliss
from his son, Hobart Bliss. stated
mat ne had reached Los Angeles Cal.
and was feeling fine He reports the
weather very warm and the orange and
lemon trees are in fun bloom. He is
staying nj the home Of Ny. Bliss sister
Mrs John WoodwortbMrs l.. Bliss
is gaining nicely from her recent illness
and expects to he able to return the last
of the week from the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai where she has been receiving treat
nent.-The December meeting OF the
Unity Club was held at the church par
Iors Monday evening. It was very
onthlslaetc meeting and was largely at
tended. The usual relief work will be
zone at Christmas time and the club will
appreciate very much. II all needy cases
he called to their attention Tho names
IAN he given TO Mrs. r. l.. Barrows
chairman of relief committed This in
Guides those who live in the rural district
us well as in the village. other matters
or business were attended to and refresh
ncnts of popcorn and toasted marsh
mallows vcd.--Miss Emily Best. who
mas been resident OF this village for a
great many years. died early Monday
morning at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robbins Elenora street. where she
had been roomns for a few weeks Miss
Hest had been in feeble health for some
iine. although confined to her bed but
a rev days. Death was due to hardening
OF the arteries and general breaking
down. She was the last of nine children
of John and Dorothy Best and was born
IN Pnilpsburg. =. e.. March 10. 1888
She came to Morristown when "a wears of
age and has spent practically her whole
ne mere. She had resided in many
homes in this village. living at o. NJ
.Boyntons for great many years Her
brother. Simeon Best. died two years ago
ms month and two other brothers. died
TWO years ago last June. She was
'nember of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and was an earnest Christian.
oeing highly respected by all in this COM
munity. The funeral was held Wednes-
day at 1000 a. m at the home of her
niece. Mrs. f. IT, Farr. The Rev W. T |
Test Officiated and burial was IN Pleasant
lew cemetery. The bearers were
Luther Best. NJ. b. White, r. n. Farr
The flowers were many and beautiful
Those present from out Of town to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Burton Burrough
We're: Mr.. Burroughs mother, Mrs. Julia
burrough. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Cargill Of
Morgan: Mr.. and Mrs, Rufus Powers and
Mrs. Cynthia Coolidge of Johnson--Mrs |
~. q. Wilson of Burlington Id in town |
called by the death OF her aunt, Miss
bmiiy Best.-Monday evening at the |
Methodist parsonage. occurred the mar
rage of Miss Mae pease and George D. !
seymour both of Hyde Park