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

Evans was born in Moretow11 in 1885, The
son OF Osgood and Mary Bailey Evans
For 50 years the deceased was D. resi-
dent of Waterbury and until he retired
one of its prominent druggists owning the
store and business now carried on by
H. H. Whitney. He also dealt extensively
IN sugar and butter. buying also at Stowe
HIS first wife Mary Carpenter, died
many years ago. BY her he had four
children. three of whom arc living. Alice,
wife of r. G.. Lloyd OF Boston: E'ranl, Of
Burlington. and Eva wife of Bert Anders
son of Medford. Oregon. BY his second
wife, who was Bertha Knapp. he leaves
three children, Merrii, Q. and Carl Of
Portland, Ore, and Earl. who stree his
discharge from the service. has been here
at home aiding in the care of his father
The widow also survives and two brotbcrs
@. 3. Evans Of this town and !. D. Evan,
of WATERFOWL, Mass. There are seve,
grandchildren and four great-srand-
children. The deceased was a member OF
Winooski Lodge, No. 40, F. &. A. NJ. and
OF waterbury Chapter, r. A. NJ. He was
also a member OF the Methodist Episconat
Church in which funeral services vii, he
held this afternoon at 1.so-The new
ice house connected with the new cream
cry Is Sox9o feet and 20 feet posted. This
is nicely built and is a fine addition to
the plant. J. n Whiting treasurer Of
the company Of Boston, was in town last
week rms week bacteria tests are bein.
taken'-A number met in the high school
room Monday evening and much interes,
was shown toward forming 4 choral union
This work will probably be taken In IN
January under tho direction of Harry
lIdwards.-Mrs. Dow Adams, who had q
shock, remains in serious condition n
ner nome at the Ceuter-Miss Lestina
fio~esi' daughter of DR.. G. s. Hidwe,1
Vi 'n's pace, has been elected vice-presi.
dent OF her class at Syracuse uniyersit,-.
ae tnere are nine hundred in the class.
this seems like a high honor Of
which, all here feel the young lady ia
Worthy.--Napoleon Dumas has return.a
from Boston, where he went IN 400
George Senior, who seems 70 he ,pslire .
good recovery from the effect o. ir-r.. 81. ....
paraiysis.-Miss LILLIAN PARKS ouialt:.,. 81
10 Of her young friends on her bii'irt..-
and was we'll remembered with gifts
Miss Jane Boioourt Is detained from school
with iaryngitis.-The Rev. and Mrs. r. G.
Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Stevens ana
Mrs Edwin F. Palmer were in Bolton
Saturday TO see Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
ituntley, Mr.. Huntley being quite III.
This evening IN the town hall in dug
bury County Agent Raymond r Rriers
and 8. c. Wipslow OF the exchange viii
meet all those interested in agriculture
to talk over matters relative 70 the work
Mrs. e. s. Frary of Berlin y. Y. is
the guest of Mrs z. S. Frary.-J. L.
Nalcourt of West Windsor. Conn. is y.
business visitor in tovn.--State 1nspector
COOK is at the Brigham company's cream
cry taking sediment tests.-Sdnev His.
VINO is one Of the official testers for
registered herds has shipped to the farm
OF his father here q registered bull calf
from the herd of r. B. Howe of Burlin-
ton This has all the best qualities for
generations back and is considered ono
OF the best.-Mrs. f. J.. Palmer spept
Yesterday afternoon with her Uncle, \. G.
huntiey' III Bolton. Mr.. Furtlev is i'm
nrONing.