Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-11
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

/ Charles Larrow died Sunday of pncu- |
inonia He was born in Middlebury on
August Z. 1891 and was the son of Joseph
LarrVw os Brandon He Is survived by his
father and five sisters, Mrs. William
Wright of Middiebrry, Mrs. Edward
Morgan of Burlington, Elizabeth Larrow,
Anna Larrow and Irma Larrow Of Mid
dlebury: and four brothers. Luther OF
Burlington. Joseph. Otto and Martin OF
Middlebury. The funeral was held at
the house at two o'clock Tuesday after
uoon.--Mrs. Louis Gotta. longtime res
ident of this village disd Sunday morn
ing OF pneumonia at Springfield, Mnss.
Mrs. Gotta was recently operated upon at
the Fanny Allen hospital, recovered. and
was able to be around. Four weeks ago
she went to Springfield to visit her chill
dren and two weeks ago was taken i'll.
pneumonia developing. Her husband and
daughter of this place. the latter Mrs.
Carron. went to Springfield. her husband
returning only a day or two ago. her
daughter being with her when she died.
Mrs Gotta was born in Stranby Que,
looming to the States when girl. Besides
her husband, she Is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. Theodore Bullock of Wal
lingford, Mrs. George Sears, Mrs Fred
Debois of Springfield Mass, and Mrs
Joseph Carron Of this village; five sons,
Fred of Troy, n. H., Benjamin, Arthur
Albert and Louis of Springfield Mass,
and one sister and two brothers. Mrs.
Sophie Brick and John Rivers of Boston
aro, w,s hold n, s,ringso,d ana tha
hur,,, ,nado ,bero Caliod from bo, hv
, nbore ,nessaoe th,, his mill across tho
riyer uas m fire Mr. Ru,terfie,d p,zcd
out the window and seeing red glow
sent in a hurry call for the fire depart
mont The denartment sped to the rescue
or attemnted 10. rather. got stuck in the
snow and had to he shoveled out. Then IT
was discovered that tho GLOW was from
a red lantern used to flag n train
The annual meeting of the road com
missioners and selectmen of Addison
county will be held in MiddIebury Thurs
day March d There will be two sessions
one AT 1870 in the morning and the
afternoon session will begin at 15N-The
funeral of Charles Larrow was held Tues
,ay afternoon al tho home of HIS brother
otto J.arrow at two o.cIock Tho Rev
G. NJ. MOODY, off,ciated The bearers we're:
Oro and Martin Larrow. brothers of the
| deccased Walter casev and Roy Rob
bins The internent was in the family
lot in the Case street cemetery-Fred
Fsssett. chef at tho Logan House who
has been il, for few davs at tho home
Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Fassett. has recovered so far AS to he
able to resume his duties Of his position.
Miss lane Tavjor has gone 70 Rutland
where for n few days she will he the
guest of Miss Mary E. williams.-Mr.
and Mrs William r Hancock of Ellen
burg ~ y are in town for a month or
six weeks.-Mr and Mrs. John W Wick
wire have started on their return TO
Goshen, Ind. after six months in Middle
bury and . neighborirg towns-The
pageant of village life In India was given
| at the CONGREGATIONAL Church at eight
clock Monday evening by the returned
missionaries the Rev and Mrs. w p.
Myers and the Rev. w. F.. Bancroft as
sisted by Is students of Middleburv Col
lcge The event was pleasantly carried
out and received the commendation of
all who were present in the audience
which, owing to the state OF the weather
and condition of travelling was not as
large as had been hoped for.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Ducharme of Salisbury. Conn.
is in town for a few weeks and is ac-
companied by her daughters the Misses
Hazel and GIadvs Ducbarme-The
every member canvass for tho finances
of the Methodist Church will,
be made next Sunday afternoon A
special assembly of Middlebury Council.
No. H. r. and S NJ was held in the
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening after
the working of a degree Refreshments
and social hour were enioyed-The
Ladies' Aid society of St Stephens E,pis
| copal Church held a we'll attended meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Harry l.. Cusb.
, man Tuesday afternoon -Harold Newtor
son OF Mr. and Mrs Fred Newton. who
live on the East Middlcbury road who
a month or two ago went TO Hartford
, Conn. to work and was taken ul With
the flu. latter being sent ~ his home ho,n
| became insane and after a ,n,, ,,ool,.
struggle with him NJ HE ho,ne bc,o =,
was decided he must he taken tn wate,-
bury. He was taken on the r,,-r,rc
, ! train Tuesday nv Denutv yhc-;r E,s-.rd
Higgins Clvdo JSska ,vho no, ho.,,
, nonrerouslv M with p,o,,mo,i, -, -
to,ne - renor,,d as ,rora oor,,or,.iI.
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Here. 'aNlot "are OF s'ck raIatives--
''eis"'"h l. """c mas gone 10 RUTLAND
TO spend couple Of weeks with hir
'arenis, Mr' ara Mrs, Frank Wade
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