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

MlDDLEDUHI
Peter Bowler died at his home on
the Nsw Haven road Friday After
noon at Ave o'clock aged about 20 years.
tte Is survived by one son, Fred Bcuvier.
whose Whereabouts is unknown. When
last heard from he wos In Rutland and
it Is thought he Is working IN lumber
camp on Pico Mountain.
A meeting of Middlebury Orange,
No Si5, vii! be held Friday eve.
ming. II will he the harvest
feast" and the following program will be
carried out: Comforting of the third
and fourth degrees; two recitations by
two children; paper. Rural School
Problems" Mrs. r. c. Rydcr.--.NIoster
Problems.' Mrs e. e. Ryder Miss Hope
Billings. who has been teaching IN Wey-
bridge, has had tc return TO her home
here ON account of illness and for the
present her school ie In charge OF Mrs.
Levi Sturtcvant.-T. J. Whalen has re-
turned from Headvllle. where he has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs F. y.
Whalen.-Mrs. Fl. l.. Sherwin and Mre.
r. s. Smith have returned to Bristol
after few days In town.--Mrs. Burt
Ryder and young son have returned to
Leicester after week IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin @. Piper
went Saturday to St. Johnsbury to visit
their daughter, Mrs Cha ambers Mr. and
Mrs. william II. Stokes and Mrs Helen
Farnham have returned from Morris
vile, where they nave spent a few days
with Mrs. Farnham's son, Ilebert Farm
ham.-Ranson Sylvester Kellogg died at
his home in Shoreham Friday afternoon
He was 81 years and ten months old, and
was born in Shoreham, December %.
1884, the son of Daniel Newton and Sal
lie tTowner) Kellogg. The funeral serv-
ices were held at his late home in
that town Tuesday morning at II clock.
The Rev Ebert B. Holmes, rector of ST.
Stephens Episcopal Church o. this viii
laee. officiated. Burial was in the
family .ot in the West cemetery in
Middlebury.
George LaRoque of this village who
last week Tuesday went to the Fanny
Allen hospital for on operation, and who
after II seemed TO be doing all right, had
n sudden change and died at that nstitu-
tion Sunday afternoon. The remains were
brought here in the evening and taken
TO his nome on Pleasant street. He is
survived by a wife and two daughters
the Misses Pauline and Monica LaRoque,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis La
Rogue OF Forestdale; one bro' her, Frank
LaRoque Of North Creek. n. Y; and
three sisters, Miss Rose LaRoque of AL
bany. ". Y, Mrs. Frank Anoe and Mrs.
Huran Bernor, both Of Forestdale. The
remains We're taken Monday afternoon to
the home of his parents in Forestdale
and the funeral was held Wednesday
morning at nine o'clock in st. Mary's
Catholic Church in Brandon. Interment
was in ST. Mary's cemetery of tina,
place. Mr.. La aRoque was the son Of Lewis
and Pauline tFortier) LaRoque and was
born in Forestdale April q, 1920 He has
for IL years been In the employ OF the
Vermont Marble company as an electrician
and at the time Of his death was the
head al the Huntington Falls plant
about four miles from this village. Mr..
LaRoque had been Ill for some time. but
did not give up his work until about 10
days ago He was member of the Amer
lean Order of Foresters Of Proctor. He
/ has a host of friends who will mourn his
/ sudden end. as he was we'll known and
! liked by all.--Miss Ruth Walker of Proc
| tor is in town TO visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Henry c. Walker--Mrs d. n
Burditt, Mrs. }. 3. Andrews and Miss
Lucy Holden have returned to Pittsforl
after few days IN town.--Mr and Mrs
samuel Allen have returned to Water
bury. Conn, after six weeks in Middle
bury and vicinity. Mr Allen was great.
ly chagrined that IN account ~ illness
he was not able to get home last week Ii
time to vote at the v~nc-si clectiora.--M iss
May Devineau hns returned from Yer
Connes, where she has h~en for a snort
visit with Miss Lou Miner -. Fletcher
Cfe0man mas returned ffrorr Rutland
after several days with J. ". RicSards -.
r. r. Wales, & former resident - tbs
village. but now oe Rutln nd. was r
town Sunday for short -.slt.-Mr. snd
Mrs. Ie0-arc Go,aam have returned orr
a IN dnys' wrSdi-y trir spert IN different
parts of V~rTncr. and New yo'k. The,
made me t.-'r b. automobile and rspor
n m>st enjoyable time The funeral NJ
Earocm s. Kellogg. who d.-d 4, KS hon.
in Shoreham iaet Friday. wos held a
tho house at eleven o'c.ock %cnday fore
noon. conducted by the Rev. s.ibert X
Holmes. rector of St stephens EpiscrD Da
Church of M!edleb3ry. The rcmaiai
were brought TO this town for burial II
the West cemetery. Tho dccnared iV sur
vtved hy three daughters, Mrs. william
y. Farnhgm aud Mise Hattie Hsi.oGg q
Cream I'M, Shorehsm, and MiEs Adhi'
Ka'loSg os Brandon. Tho heare-s war,
William Farnhsm. Fran. Towner. Rus
sell rowner and Thomas MATURITY
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