Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Donald Meade of Middlebury. has been
announced.
Frederick and Walter Pigeon who
accompanied the body of their father,
Augustus Pigeon, a former resident
here, for burial, have returned to
Central Falls, r. l. Mrs. Pigeon and
daughter. Miss Jennie, who came with
them, will remain for the week Miss
Julia Douglass has returned to Rutland
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. John
Garno.-Mrs. Charles Barrows is tenn
porarily assisting in the Vergcnnes Cen
trail telephone office.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Renaud spent the weekend with
Mr.. Renaud's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Desire Renaud.-Harry NJ. Norton has
been confined to the house by illness the
past few days.-The sewing class will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Andrus.-The Rev. William s. Mulholland
has been returned for another year as
pastor of the Nergennes and Ferrisburg
Methodist Episcopal Churches.-Miss
Mary BARLEY. who has been passing the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Barley. has gone to New York city and
Bridgeport, Conn. for an indefinite stay.
Walter w. Bristol shipped a carload of
mixed cattle Monday to the Boston mar
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been recalled to Johnson by the condition
of her daughter. Miss Florence Middle
brook.-Mrs. Charles Duprey has re-
returned from a visit to her son, George
Duprey. and family of Bristol.-Miss
Mary Garno of Burlington passed the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garno.
The funeral of .John Demper. whose
death occurred on Thursday of last week,
was held at st. Peters Church Monday
morning at nine O'Clock, the pastor. the
Rev. L.. a. Nezina. officiating. The bear
ers were Henry G. Morris, Frederick Mil
Ter, John II. Donnelly, Guy A.. Beach,
Frank Gee and Charles II. Caisse. Burial
was in st. Peters cemetery. The f!oral
tributes consisted of a handsome wreath
Of red roses and galaxy leaves from the
employees of the Vermont Shade Roller
company, where the deceased was en-
ployed, and wreaths and cut flowers from
relatives and friends, besides spiritual
bouquets. Relatives attending the fun
eral from out of town were Joseph Dem.
per of Burlington, Mrs. Augustus Pigeon
and daughter, Miss Jennie, of Contra
Falls, r. l., Mrs. Arthur Tatro and Mrs
Charles Snow and son. Earl. of Worces,
ter, Mass.-Lawrence Panton and Charles
LeBeouf, who have been in town for the
Easter vacation, the former at the homt
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pan,
ton and the latter at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. w. II. Norton. returned Mon.
day to their studies at St. Michael's Col
lege, Winooski.-Mrs. Colby of Bristol /,
visiting Mrs. Nellie Chase at the home o.
e. T. S. Pierce. -Mildred Wyman, who
has been stenographer at the o. l.. Hind.
company of Burlington for the past two
years, has resigned and accepted a posi-
ton at the Winooski Savings Bank. Mis-
Wyman begins her duties the first o
May.-Prin. w. II. Carter has announced
the honors Of the class Of 1920 of the Yer
gennes high school as follows: First, Eve
lyn Bristol, second, Jessie Neal, third
Bessie Stagg.-Mrs, Mitchell II. Daniel
went Saturday to visit her brother, j. II
Lavigne of Burlington.-Iohn II. Selder
principal of the Bristol high school passe'
the weekend with his wife at the HON
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, f. A. Lee
The condition of Mrs. Juba Daniels. VIII
underwent an operation Saturday at tn
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, Is ia