Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

visiting the West Branch neighborhood
Which was formerly her home residence
FOR many years.--A little daughter
born Sunday TO Mr. and Mrs Harry
! Faunce died at birth.-The family of
! Frank Horsington at the lower village ia
I Guaranteed the oldest daughter Lula :.
/ having case Of diphthers.-There will
be special meeting of Mansfield Moup-I
tain Grange on the evening Of The 18th
for work in the third and fourth degrees
HYDE PARK
The funeral of Loren S. Maniey. WIN
died Thursday, after an illness Of about
a year, was held Sunday afternoon from
mis- late home in this town. the Rev. v. A.
Ober officiating. There was a large at
tendance and many floral tributes
Burial was in the family lot at North
Hyde Park. Mr.. Mauley was born IN
| Westford but in early life came to THIS
town with his parents and has lived in
the same home over 30 years. He never
married He is survived by a ester Mrs.
Eli Carpenter. and a brother, Samuel
Manley. Mr. Maney was unable to do
manual work because Of enfeeble n
health but for most his life was able 60
DO sewing. in Which he was an expert
and for many years worked in many
families in this village. walking back and
forth daily from his home, three miles
from the village in all kinds of weather :,
He was of kindly disposition and had a
large circle Of friends, in fact he wasI
held in high regard by everybody. Ia
times OF sickness or death he lent assist i
ance TO the afflicted and was valuable,
aid in homes when death entered. A
good citizen has passed to the great b.
n Lon so cit
Miss Josie .Mudgett IL visiting her
brother in Barton.--David Valleau of,
Canada has been visiting his sister, Mrs
| II. n. Noycs.-The Matthews farm and
also the Sargent farm in this town Weya
SOLO TO French people from Canada
Large numbers of French from aerosa
the line have come and are coming into
this country and purchasing the best
farms.-There will be a teachers meet
ing at the Congregational parsonage
! Thursday evening.-Georye DALEY spenu
sunday with his brothers in New Hamp-
shire.-Madam Kingsley of Brandon in
visiting relatives at the Inn.--'rhe lecture,
by Strongheart. the Indian chief, was
well attended last Saturday night 1t
was the second number in the l.. c. A
course and was very interestjlg-Miss
Alice PAGE has returned to Washington.
! MORRISVILLE
| About 80 friends and neighbora' gather.
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. s. L.
King Friday evening TO remind them of
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
The affair was quickly planned and a
surprise to those at the house Music
and cards furnished the evenings enter
tainment. Refreshments of apples, sand
wichcs. cake and coffee were served
| AT the close of the evening Ralph Bar
rows, in behalf Of the guests, presented
Mr. and Mrs. Ring with sum Of money
to which the groom and his bride for
twenty years, feelingly responded All
Join in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Ring many
more happy years.-Miss Mary j. Smp-
son was in Burlington Saturday to attend
State executive meeting of the wom-
ans Teachers club.--Mrs. W. H. Isham.
has been confined to the bed by iIlnensa
the past week.-Mrs.. r. W. Eaton went
Friday morning to Boston and Salem
Mass. where she will epcnd a week with
her husband, Il. w. Eatoi,. Miss Esther
Bacon and Eugene Call left Friday for
Albany, n. Y, where they will take a
course at Albany Business College.-Dr.
A. NJ. Goddard went last week Wednesday
night to the Mary Fletcher hospital
where he underwent q successful
operation on Thursday for removal of
tonsils.-L. c. Tillotson LEFT Friday on a.
western trip, where he will purchase a
carload of horses.-Mrs. William Biddis
who underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital for appendicitis
recently is getting along nicely.-Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Davis, who have been suf-
fering from tonslits are convalescent.
William and Robert Johnstone, little
sons of DR.. and Mrs. w NJ tombstone
underwent successful operations at the
Fanny Allen hospital last week for re-
rnoval Of tonsils and adenoids.
! The next meeting of the Woman's Club,
Monday evening, November II, will ba
addressed by Miss Charlotte Pierpont OF
the extension service OF the University
of Vermont, subject Choosing the Sea-
sons Wardrobe" This is the homa
economies meeting and it has been decid-
ed to take up the subject of clothing at
this time rather than the subject of food.
MIS-. Fisher will have charge of the musi-
cal part of the program and a very in
teresting meeting is assured-Mr. and
Mrs. Jether Lariviere, who recently sold
/ their farm. on Laporte road, left Monday
for ST. Hyacinth, Que, where they will
reside.-Mrs Mary Patno will go TODAY
to burlington, where she and her daugh>
ter, Miss Rhea Patno, have taken an
apartment-N a. Naleau of Oshama
Ont, is spending few days in town with
his sister Mrs. c. II. Crane, and brother
| DIR. A. J. Nalleau.-J. =. Roy and little
son, Woodrow, left Monday for Berlin,
y. H., where they will spend n week.
Mrs. Roy left the same day for Boston on
business "trip. on her return, she will
join Mr.. Roy and son in Berlin for
short stay.--Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Smaliey
were Sunday visitors at c. Il. Richards
in Jeffersonville Cedric Humphrey came
/ lC0ntinucd fraM nare icnl :. q