Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13

Mrs Do""e. was Tor many years loyhl
suPpo'.ei v, '.e union services Ut INC
west n'""." Nnurch' she waa OF "h
Unusually "''ruc'Ne personality ana was
loved ana respected by oil who knew hcr
Inc iunera' was heid at the nome III
1:3O MONDAY atternoon.--Mrs' Net'e
BILLINGS mas oeeh appointed treasurer by
the eNecut''c COMMITTEES OF the uh''eu
church serV'oe' 10 I'LL tho vacancy cause"
Wy 'ne eS,en"''oh OF H. H. f'ssios'oi'
MI rss eNpects 10 pe away an"
could no' lu'ni .ne duties OF the o"'co
me re,"'''s VI 'leroert " virgin wo'o
Drought W .ne "o'ne OF ms parents WI
anu m'S' o'ep"ch IL. wright III f'ssoN
'un'.,o" ""s anu inc iu'or"' "ao
neiu the'e ""'iu"N at'ernoon'-'arroi' "
ueorse' VIM mas received ms oisciu' so
from serN'ce III 'he United states hnvy'
caieo vi i''ei'us III stowe rriuay I'M
amman 'epo'' vi the Eo'u p'ooN
creamery "ssocla,Ion gives the amount
or pptter rat made lol'uo9
POUNDS, butter made 49.2sS'z POUNDS.
Amount received for butter rat
ga ioo'w' ,or SA'i'i MIX SoiS'4f ior ou'.et
szl'4'o'zl' from other sources sooo'4V' total
received Foo'ool'of' Inc average he. price
PAID 10 patrons was 622 with ~ run
Bun; V'ce-preSIueht' W. w. Ayers SCI
ie'ary anu treasurer H. W. ru,ier' VI
,ors' W. w. AVER A. D. Mcorlppoh, w. ~
Dewey' IL. D. narrow b. T. buhi au-
ul'ors w. W. lowhe' george Ayers "'S'
berh'ce ayers
M's' r''ne7t "a "rlsht mas
news Vi .ie ueath on fepruary az
staten isiahu' ~ l., OF MI virgin
pro,her' sergeant iierpert ri's"'i III
VIRGIN, vi t"e "'eu'cal corps' SerV'is ~,
cneii'!st AT Receiving hosp''ai' "V. s,''''
"i'en. "ieu Vi uoupie pneui''oil"
ing iihuen%"' ne was Do Ee"'9 " az
| anu was ,"e 81" VI Ni' an" W. =. '''' =, "
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a'e"'' Va '''''o'ioou. Dui ms &"
VI sesei"' se"i' 1t, '.o"V' 'Ou"e 80
a'tei'ueu "'o"e h'sh s'"ooi "au "a'
srauua'eu III 'ne c'asS Vi Two ny
s'uuieo i"i wv years al ~ ''0"9e o'i''
Nerslty anu aiter"aruS tooh wv Seo's
course III tne toiieee Oh ""'','acy !"
| Albany ~ "a ana mas oee,l e'"PioEeu a'
a pharmacist IN LynoohVi'le' Drahuoh
Morrisville and other Vermont towns ah'
Philadelphia, and at the tune ne entered
service IN June l9le' was 'raVel'ns
salesman for a Philadelpha nfn' fi'
was young man or ability and promls
and his early death brings great regret
He leaves his parents, Mr.. and MIS-
II. Wright of Essex Junction. brother
Ernest II. Wright of Fairfax rams ant
five sisters, Mrs. Lyman II. Leach o
Fairfax, Miss Laura Wright. teacher II
the Stowe graded school and the Misse
Helen. Hazel and Louise. at home witt
their parents. Miss Wright and he
brother-in-law, Mr.. Leach, were called l
Staten Island, Feb. g. by Sergean
! Wright's illness.
Miss Rose d. Straw who died at he
} home on Main street at 12:15 p. m Sun
: day, had been connected with the Stow
: free library for many years as assistan
, to her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Jenney, an
} as chief librarian since Mrs. Jenney
2 death three years ago. She was faitt
full and exact in the details of the worl
, which was largely a labor of love Sh
p was ever ready to assist the patrons {
t ! the library in selecting and finding book
J.. She was patient and diligent in the cal
= of the books and restored many of thel
y to usefulness by her skill in repairin
+ them. Miss Straw was the daughter
}. the late Thomas Akeley and Carolr
d Rand Straw. She would have been 81
:. March, She had always resided in stow
d She leaves two brothers, Albert X. al
Y Herbert T.. Straw of Stowe. and two 81
y tiers, Mrs Lucretia Bundy of Morri
= vile and Mrs. Hattie Douglass of Stow
:. and large number OF nephews al
3, nieces, in whose welfare she took an il
}. terest only little less than that of the
d parents. She also leaves about 20 gre
a and several great-great nephews al
y nieces. She was loyal and active mer
har of |
S. Ladies' Aid society and of the StoH
J. Old Home Week ASSOCIATION. She w
s be much missed. The cause of h
- death was bronchial pneumonia,
k which she succumbed after 70 Gay
- Illness. The funeral was held at L
20 house at two o'clock Tuesday afternoo
If An interesting community servi
- was carried out at the Consr
IN gational Church Sunday afternoon. T
~ Rev. w. T. Best of Morrsville conduct
in the service and preached an eXcelle
sermon. The singing was led by uni
choir, with Miss Marjorie Watts at t
organ. Mrs. Il. +. Bamforth sang
solo NJ. c. Lovejoy and f. Il. static
acted as ushers. There was large
tendance The Rev II. A. Parkhurst
Springfield will preach at lo:45 o'cio
ID. Sunday mornng.--The meeting of II;
nv mony Pomona Grange at Stowe pc
to poned this week on account of so mu
oh illness, will be held Wednesday, Feb
he airy 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Bigel
to were called Monday to Salem, Mass,
at attend the funeral of Mrs. Adeline
n Bigelow, wife of Mr.. Bigelows proth
to Walter X Bigelow of the firm OF Air
Bigelow & Washburn of Salem
I'D Bigelow was formerly frequent Visl