Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
MILTON

Mrs. Henry Crown lied Friday morn
ing at the home of oscar H. Wright
after short illness of pneumonia.
The funeral was held at the Wright
place Sunday al 200 p. m.
Miss Helen Robinson returned home
Thursday from Alburg, having finished
her school work at that place.-Mrs. Allen
of Morrisville. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. F. +. Talbee.-Five telephone men
are here putting in the new line
Thomas Shean has charge of the cheese
industry at the Cooperative Creamery.
, Mr.. Shean is an expert in making cheese
! and for years had charge of a cheese fac
tory at Milton Boro. until milk was ship
| ped to the cities.
! The fourth annual reunion banquet and
! ball given by the High School Alumni
association was held Monday evening
/ with good attendance. Forty-four were
seated at the banquet tables and several
! from out of town We're present at the
roll call The banquet was served by the
ladies of the United Church in a pleasing
manner. The dining hall was a bower of
ferns syringa and wild flowers. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
! Luman C. Holcornbe, Jr.; vice president,
Mrs. William F. Kennedy; secretary,
Miss Frances r. Corma; treasurer, Miss
Harriet Il. Rogers: committee of arrange
ments, chairman Brainerd Holcombe
Mrs Karl j, Phelps and Miss Anna Nc
Grath. The ball followed the banquet and
dancing was enjoyed until one O'Clock
Bevin's orchestra furnished music ano
was assisted by Rollin Perry, cornetist
and Frank Cormia Jazz accompanist
The reunion was pronounced successful
affair-The funeral of Lore Hendrici
% l,n 1,tz - 1Irn
was held Sunday at the home of oscar
Wright, where she was taken i'll of pneu
monia 10 days previously. Mrs. Crow
was rs years old and lived a few miles
out of Milton on the home farm unit
a year ago, when she went to Nortl
iona wanda. y. Y. to reside with Mis-
Auranda Crown, She was born in FAIR
field and died soldiers widow. Sh
| leaves one sister, Mrs, William Wright
and A nephew, Oscar Wright. The Rev
, A. A. Bessey officiated at the funeral
The bearers weer. Dean Johnson. Rue
, Wheelock, Homer Judd and Frank May
vile. The interment was in the famll
e lot in the village cemetery.-Emory {
= Mills has resigned his work as chauffeu
! at the Cooperative creamery.-Miss Ami
0 Morse has completed her school work /
d Rochester and is at home.
The funeral or ~, Kay Han, VINO me
u his death last week, in a railroad acci
I dent on the Canadian Northern. in who's
= employ he had been for "A number Q
u years, will bc held in Milton thi
u afternoon at two o'clock. Seneca Lodge
" No 40. f and a. NJ, of this place wi
= have charge of the services.-Mrs. Rem
l. ington of st. Adams visited her niece
, Mrs. Bertha Phelps last Saturday.-Dr
:, s. Cohurn, the town chairman of the tt
" berculosis drive, has taken the lead of tn
' drive with a total sum Of Al5 The quot
y asked for was 1901, and the people of Mi
- ton are to be congratulated on the goo
~ report especially Arnold Boprey, !
y, ycar-old young man at Milton Boro, WI
voluntarily gave s. to the chairman, wi
hcsitated to take so large an amount fro
one who supports IA widowed mother, b'
the hoy wanted to make the gift becau'
he his father died of tuberculosis, Mrs. Ro
n ert McCutcheon is making an extend'
l. visit this week in Northheld. Leblanc
n. y. H., Windsor, Charleston N. H., al
ne Athol, Mass-Word has been receive
lie from Miss Florence Iuill that her faith
IN was instantly killed in the recent ra
IS, road accident at Schpectady, n. Y, al
I'D was identified by ring that he wor
Miss Zuill has many friends who are dee
ed ly in sympathy with her in her gre
lie loss.