Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01

81. Johnshury have gone to Baltimore,
called by the serious Illness of their sis.
ter, bfrs. r. pil,e.--Relatives in town have
received word Of the death in westfield,
wis, OF Mrs. Sarah A. Blakely after q
shor. Illness. Mrs. Blakely was 80 Year,
Of age. March %, the day on which she
was buried. Aunt Esther. had been to
Vermont several times during the Las,
few years and had made many friends,
who will regret to learn Of her death.
Mrs. Blekely is an aunt Of Mrs Eliza
Cram. Mrs. Mary Bedell and Mrs. Carrie
porrow.--Last Wednesday. Mrs. Elmirs
Ollie, "a years old, who lives with heI
daughter Mrs. B. f. browne, fell from
her chair. 20 the floor, striking her ankle
IN such a way that she broke It. About
Il year ago she broke her hip and has
been practically helpless since Drs
Goddard and Bates were called and at.
tended the injured member. Mrs. Gle
Is as comfortable as can be ex.
pected.--A daughter. Harriet Eliza
beth, was born March 81, to MIR.
and Mrs. Frank A. Manley.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry p. Cote are receiving congra-
tulations OF he birth of son, Henry
Pascal born March 3.
Mrs. E. G. Foss received news of the
death in Lowell, Mass, of her aunt Mrs.
Elizabeth Churchill wolstenholm, on
March &c, from the effect of shock. The
funeral was held from her late home in
Lowell March &.-Mrs. Wolstenholm was
the daughter of William and Adelne
Darling Church and was born in stowe
February IA. 1892 Her early life was
spent in Stowe and Morrisvlle. living in
this vicinity until about 20 years ago
when she moved to Lowell living tho en-
tire number Of years in the house where
she died. She was sister of the late
II. II. Churchill, w. ]. Churchill and
Nathan Churchill of Elmore. She is sur
vived by a granddaughter. Mrs. Lola
Benny, who resided with her and n grand
son, Frank Quinn of Courtney. Bristol
Columbia. Her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Quinn, died last September. Mrs. VOL
stenholm was one Of the Oldest members
of the Ladies' Circle W. r. c. in Lowell
Two years ago last winter she spent the
greater part of the time here with Mrs.
Foss. During her frequent visits here
she has made many warm friends, who
regret to learn of her death.-George
Dick has exchanged his property on
Wabun avenue with Perley Griggs OF
Hdye Park. immediate possession to be
given.-Wesley Smith Of the University
Of Vermont has been a guest for several
days at the home of his brother. Dewey
Smith, of Maple street.-Miss Mary
Moody. who has been in Burlington for
several weeks. returned Monday night.
Miss Moody underwent an operation on
her throat and Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Eaton has been confined to the house by
Illness the past week.-Dr. J. NJ. CAVITY of
St. Johnsbury has been a visitor in town
this week.-Mrs.. Fannie Bickford and
daughter. Miss Marjorie, returned Mon
day from a two weeks stay In New
York and Phi!adelphia.-NIrs A. A. Jen-
kins left this morning for a few days
stay with her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Kelley in Lyndonville.-M Bertha Page
returned this morning to Franklin. ". r.,
aftec few days visit with friends in
toWu.-Mrs. c. II. Crane spent Tuesday
. in Hyde Park with her sister Mrs. II. A.
Noycs. and mother, Madam Nalleau.-
Among the latest victims of mumps are
f. ". Mould, Henry Mould, X. c.
Robinson ami Helen Lebaron.-Mrs
Laura douglass of Maple street has re-
ceivcd news of the death in Woburn.
Mass. Oh March Il, Of Mrs. Frank
Douglas. from Bright's disease. Mrs
Douglass was the daughter of Captain
and Jane owen and was born in Tenny
Gougl. Angcscy Island, North Wales
January Il. ISL. In 1909 she was married
to Frank Dough- ss. who survives her.