Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23

riSviIle, D. n. BarrOwS, of Johnson, DIR.
Arthur Barrows, Of Trenton. n. j.. and
niece. Mrs. G. II. A. Stafford of Nor
risvile. Funeral services were held at
the house Thursday afternoon the Rev.
NJ. r. Bacon officiating The bearers
were G. ~. A. Stafford. w. r. Churchill,
y. A. Barrows and W. p. Macutcheon.
Burial was in Riverbank cemetery She
had been a lifelong resident OF stowe.
Mrs Agnes Sicard, aged 6s, died of a
shock Tuesday morning at her home
with her sons. Mrs. Sicard came to
stowe from Canada in August when
her sons purchased and moved to tho
Frank A. strong farm. The funeral will
be held Thursday and burial will he
made at the Catholic cemetery in Dux-
bury---Paul Raymond has been invited
TO be in Montpelier Thursday to repre-
sent the iO3rd Infantry of the 26th di-
vision at the presentation OF the flas
of the 1O1st Ammunition Train to Yer
lmont--Mr. and Mrs. George Town and
daughter, Agnes, went to Berlin Sun
day. They were accompanied homo by
Mrs. Lena Reed. who will visit friends
In Stowe.--L. y. Tomlinson, Mrs. c.
r. Tomlinson and son Cletus, were at
c. f. Eddys in Hyde rark Monday
Mrs. Paul Raymond is visiting at her
home in Morristown for few days
/ II. w. Page reports seeing a woodchuck
| October s. They arc not usually seen
after September 1.--Mr and Mrs l.. w
| Rixford of Newport are visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Bsiley.--Mrs. William
Bennett is improving. Her sister Mrs
Maud Barber of Richmond is with her
! Frank Sampson and Gene Sampson OF
Hinesburg. brothers of Mrs. Bennett
have recently visited her.-Dr IA. W
Burrows and wife and Mrs. Hattie
Douglass went to Jeffersonville Tues
day, where Mrs. Douglass will remain
and visit her son, Willis Douglass and
family.--Leo and Miss Ella Sargent and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morrill, were in
st. Adams and Burlington Sunday
Mrs. George West and little son have
returned from "A few days visit in Ran
1dolph.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley Sillers OF
Melrose, and T.. .Torrey Upton of salem
returned to their homes Monday after
a weeks vacation at a. l.. Gales
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith of Contra
Falls are at A. l.. Gales for the sixth
time this summer.
| There will he a speci2. meeting of the
o. F.. S. Friday evening. There will bc
| nitiation.-A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Morrill, Monday. October
20--A daughter was born to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry Burnham in Waterbury Tues.
| day. October 21.--On the table in the read.
| ing room are some ripe Strawberries, that
grew in Mrs. r. c. Scribner's garden or
plants that we're set out last May.-The
committee on the chicken-pe dinner
which the Ladies' Aid will given Wednes-
day. November :, consists of Mrs. Fred
Bashaw. Mrs. W. F. Harris. Mrs. NJ G
+, rinkham. Mrs. George West, Mrs. Elmer
iBarrows and Miss Jane Hawley.-Mis
Margaret Lackard. daughter of Dustin
Lackard of Stowe. and Jasper \. sand.
iville Of 1rasoure, a nephew of Mrs
Lackard were married at the Catholic
Church in Hyde Park at $50 O'Clock Mon
day morning. The groom's brother. Wal
ter Sandville acted as best man and Miss
| Vera Mason as bridesmaid. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lackard. Fred Miller and other rela
tives accompan MED the bridal party &c
Hyde Park. Mrs. Lackard served Al
elaborate wedding supper at the Lackard
Miller home to "A relatives and friends
The rooms were tastefully decorated witt
red and green and Japanese lanterns
The supper was followed by reception
and dancing with music by Shackett'.
orchestra. assisted by Mr.. Chase. violin
list. The bride received many valuable
gifts, including a sum of money. Among
the friends present from out of town were
the groom's father, Alexander Sandvlle
and uncle. Clarence Sandville; Waite
Sandville and Miss Vera Mason of Iras
burg. Mrs. Ernest Sandvile and Mrs
Clauss of Burlington Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Henry Of Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs
Palladay and Miss Hattie Palladay o
Wiliston and Mr., and Mrs. Frank Tray
han of. Morrsville. Mr.. and Mrs. Sand
willie went Tuesday 10 Trasburg. wher,
Mr.. Sandville's father and uncle carr,
on a large farming business and stor'
with which Mr.. Sandvile will be connec
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Lackard, Mr.. Nillel
and other rela tives and Mr.. Chase accom-
panied the party to Irasburg where an
other reception and dance were siver
Tuesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Franz
ID. Buker have moved from Selde'
Adams tenement on Miller brook to tn,
home of Mrs. Buker's father. Edwin G.
cleveland, Mrs. Carrie F.. Straw has re
turned from her trip TO Salem. Mass.
Brattleboro and Middlesex.-Mr. ano
Mrs. F.. F. Gale have returned from
trim Malone