Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08

holidays at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G.. Gokey, have returned to their home
in Bridgeport, Conn.-The funeral OF Mrs.
Lucy Milo widow of Godfrey Milo, was
held ut her home on the Union Brook
road Thursday afternoon, the Rev. q. II.
Redding, pastor of the Methodist Church
officiating Interment was in Mount
Hope cemetery Mrs Milo who was 50
years old had been in poor health for
some time. She is survived by one sister.
Mrs. II. Rattee of Braintree, who was
with her during her last illness. Edward
Council IL the local census taken, and
commenced his work last wcek.-1'oy
Greed has sold his farm located on the
Union Brook road to Fred Adams, and
possession has been given. Mr.. Adams
moved his family from the Rice house on
Vine street to the farm last week and
MIR Creed has moved to c. A. IIdgerton's
house on Main street-Edmond Ryan has
received his appointment as carrier on
the west side of the village. Lewis Fish
er, who acted as substitute carrier has
completed his work and Mr.. Ryan as
sumed his duties Monday.-Mrs. Sophia
NJ. Houston died Thursday night at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. r. Gift
fin on North Main street, where she had
been living for four years. The deceased
was born in Hinesburg, March Is. 1887
and is survived by three children, Jeromo
Houghton of lfinesburg, Mrs. Emma Hol-
ton of Mortified and Mrs. Eliza Giffin,
also Of this town. Ond grandson, Lowell
Frazer of Northfield and three great
| grandchildren, Reta Kerr Harry and Da-
vid Frazer Funeral services were held
Saturday, the Rev. James b. Sargent Of
ficiating. The remains were taken to
Hinesburg for burial-Byron n. Clark of
Burlington was IN town Tuesday in the
interest of the Older Eoys' conference
which is to be Eed mere January % to
%. It is expected that there will be large
number of boys here to attend the con-
ference, and interesting meetings are ex-
pected. The Rev. James b. Sargent Is
chairman of the committee in North
field.-The costume party Thursday eve
ming in Armory hall, under the auspices
of Northfed's Charity club promises to
be the event of the season. There will be
a concert from eight to nine and dancing
until one O'Clock. Refreshments served
and n general good time are expected. The
entire proceeds are to go toward charity
work in Northfeld.-Th Rabidou Lum.
Der company is moving its office thi.
week to the new plant, which was former.
ly owned by the Green Mountain Packing
company. Mr.. Rabidou sold his lumber
mill some weeks ago to the Nantanns
Worsted company, which is busy recon
structing same ready for operations
Miss Mabel Wright, teacher in the North
field high school. who was granted
leave of absence account of poo
health. has ret. I'd resumed he
duties in the COM department Mon
, day. Miss Wright lent the time at he
home in Medfield, Mass.-Miss Pauline
Franklin has returned to her home II
Springfield. Mass, after spending TIVE
weeks with her sister, Mrs. s. A. Harmon
at the Park Inn.-Norwich Universit.
commenced Monday night after the reA
ular holiday vacation.-Capt. G.. F
in town last week. Captain and Mrs
Adams of the L. s. Marine Corps visite'
Adams have been spending the holiday
at Mrs. Adams home in Barre. He Is sta
toned at Quantico, Na.-Mrs. II. c. Eel
lows sailed from New y ork January 2, 70
Germany to join Major Fellows. Mrs
Fellows was formerly Grace Van Ormal
of this town and Major Fellows is
graduate of Norwich University in tn
class Of 1914.-Harold NJ. Howe left Mon
day for a business trip through Massa
chusects and Rhode Island in the interes
Of the Mortified Marble & Grant,
company.