Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30

a lew days spent at the home of Mrs
uoretia Bundy of Maple street-Mrs
ueorse wright of East Fairfield and
N,'ss margaret Hickey of the secretary
VI S'a.es office. Montpelier. spent Friday
WIN friends In town.--Mr. and Mrs. q. |
", morse were Barre visitors Thursday
miss Hazel Sherman returned home
thursday from a few days stay In Bur-
nhstoh'-Smith's orchestra played In
otoWe friday night at a reception for
the Students and faculty of Stowe High
ochooi'-Hollis and Aaron Tillotson have
rented the NJ. C. Cochran farm in VOL
cot Tor one year. Mr.. Cochran and fam
ny are moving to Groveton. N. H.. where
Mr.. cochran has conducted a store for
the past year.-The Rev I. p Booth of
STAFFORD Springs, Conn. is visiting
FRIENDS in town.-Miss Mary Magner.
teacher of music in Peoples Academy and
graded school, spent Sunday at her home
In Burlington.-Mrs. c. T. Morrill, re-
turned home Sunday from a few days
stay with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Bailey,
OF Craftsbury.-Mr and Mrs W. Fl.
Boardman Of St. Adams were called here
= Friday night by the critical illness of
their mother. Mrs. NJ. II. Boardman.-
Mrs. III. l.. Spear went the last of the
week 10 burlington for q VISIT 10 ner
sister, Mrs r. Conner.
Mrs. Fred Heath and little daughter,
who have been spending week with
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Henry Par
ker Of Summer street. returned to their
home in st. Albans-Miss Mary Russ OF
North Wolcott was a guest the latter
part of last week of Mrs. Minnie Smaley.
Mrs. Minnie Smalley was a guest over
Thursday night and Friday of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald Page of Johnson.-C. l..
/ Ovitt, manager of the Citizens Telephone
company, was business visitor in town
Thursday night and Friday.-M. Glee
| Towne resumed her duties Friday as
| supervisor at the local telephone exchange
after weeks illness.-Mrs. Clark was
! confined to her home the latter part Of
Through the efforts of William Meach-
am. of the Community Chautauqua. a
| first class series of entertainments will
be given here next summer the move
ment being heartily supported by the
| Morrisville business men.-Mr. and Mrs.
| w. II. Wyman have moved to St. Johns
| bury. where the former has employment
as superb tendent Of a dressing mill. Mr..
and Mrs. Wyman recently sold their farm
| at Cady's Falls to Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8.
! Wanzer.-Mrs. c. II. Crane has been con-
fined to the house by Illness for several
days.-R. H. Farr has been enjoying
vacation from his duties in the tannery.
and has been visiting relatives In Marsh
field and Northfield.-A. Gaskill Of
Nashua. n. H., came Monday for visit
to the home of her brother-in-la George
Lavanway George Lavanway and son.
Harold, were Burlington visitors Monday,
going by auto.-Miss Elizabeth Powers.
who teaches In the Richford high school.
spent Sunday at her home here.-A large
number of Coral Chapter, o. f. s.. were in
Wolcott to attend a district meeting
Monday evening at their home on olive
street Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Decell were
given genuine surprise by about 20 or
their neighbors and friends who called to
remind them Of their 25th wedding ami
versary. A most enjoyable evening was
spent with games and visiting. Refresh
ments Of sandwiches, cake ad coffee were
served. In behalf of the guests, s. l..
Ring, with we'll chosen remarks, presented
Mr. and Mrs. Decell with a purse OF
money as a token of esteem-Mrs. NJ. II.
Boardman. who has been critically ill for
the past five weeks, died Sunday evening
at eight o'clock, from Bright's disease.
Her condition had been considered hope
less for several days. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon from the home.
The Rev George f. Goodliffe of the Con-
gregational Church and the Rev. I. P.
Booth Of Stafford, Conn. who oficiated
at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Board
man. had charge of the service. The
bearers were: f. Bliss. w. w. Fair
hanks w. w. Gilbert and Earl Gray
! Interment was made in the family lot
at Pleasant View cemetery. Mrs. Board
,, man is survived by two children. Alberta
who holds responsible position with the
Burlington Savings Bank. and Winfield
r. Boardman, who as civil engineer Is
, engaged in contract construction With
Headquarters at ct. Adams. In the death
, of Mrs. Boardman the loss will be keenly
, felt in the community as well as the
? home She possessed pleasing per-
sonality. and was much esteemed by all
; Mrs. Boardman was an active member OF
Iamoille Lodge. n. +. A. p. and an en-
thusiastic member of the Uplift club. com
. posed of ladies in that section or the
town.-Last Saturday at Ills p. M. oc
CURED the death of Fred w. Silloway al
=. his home on Cherry avenue from Bright''
, disease. following a period of Ill heaitr
. dating from last May. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon from the Metho
:, dist Episcopal Church. the Rev. W.
Best officiating. The bearers were Car
silloway, George G. Morse, nephews; w
$. Silloway of Gilmore and F.. f. Sillowa,
of Attlsboro, Mass. brothers; .. r.
= Cheever of Montpelier W. S. Carpenter
of Gilmore, brother-in-law. Mrs. Myrs
4 Waite presided at the organ and DENNIS
- Lawson sang THE Brighter Day !
= male quartet consisting of Dennis Law
, son, George F.. Goodiffe. Walter ant
Leon Ward sang. Some Time Wei
: Understand" Interinent was in Pleasan
> View cemetery. Besides his wife ant
3 three children, Mrs A M. Lawson, Car
= roll l.. Silloway and Lyle Silloway all o
Morrisvile, Mr.. Silloway is survived b!
), four sisters, Mrs. Herman Reynolds an'
p. Mrs II. W. Scott of Barre; Mrs. o,
, Cheevcr AID Mrs. William Carpenter o
y Gilmore and by two brothers. w. s. Sillo
way and 4. r. sllloway. He Is also sur
y vived by three grandchildren. Ruth. Nor
II man. nnd Malcolm Lawson.
:. WOLCOTT
!. Merle Wheeler left Monday for visi
with relatives in Lisbon, N. H.-H. A
It Parker is attending the State fair a
G White River Junction,-Mrs. Florence
n Reed and daughter Barbara. are guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Il Newton, in st. Albans.-C. e. Haskell IL
: in Boston on business.-L. c. Udan re-
: turned home the last of the week from
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