Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

Stebbns and Mrs. Stcbbns mother. Mrs.
churchill are recovering from Illness
Mrs Louise Raymond Fogg, wife of Fred
a. Fogg who died recently nj their homo
in Enfield. n. H., wns daughter Of Al
bert G, and Priscilla Moody Raymond,
late OF stowe. Mrs. Fogg was born In
Iowa, where hor mother died Returning
with the family TO Vermont. Louise found
a home with her aunt, Mrs Addie Burn
ham. in Enfield. n. n. She was a talented
musician and completed her educntion at
the Mortified Mass, Seminary She
married Mr.. Fogg in Enfield and has
ever since mpdc her homo there Besides
her husband and her aunt, Mrs. Burn
ham. who was like "a mother 70 her, Mrs
Fogg leaves two brothers. Lewis H. Ray
mond Of Burlington and Paul a. Raymond
Of stowe and II sister. Miss Maude Ray
mond OF Enfioid.-Mrs. r. a. Douglass
and her mother, Mrs. Julia cakes. went
Tuesday TO Burlington, Mrs Cakes to
nave her eyes treated.--t,lmer l.. Barrows
and his father, Orlando A. Barrows were
in Waterbury Tuesday 10 consult with
Dr.. u. d. Grout as to the condition of the
latter. who is in very poor health.
A prayer service was conducted by the
Rev, NJ. Z. Bacon for Mrs. Osman L.
Styles at her home Tuesday forenoon.
The bearers were C. E. Wheeler. q
brother. o. w. Styles. w. l.. Wright
and c. N. Styles. brother-n-la law of Mrs.
Stygles. There was profusion Of beau
tiful floral tributes from the family and
friends. Friends from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Wright of Hyde
Park, c. r. Wheeler of Bristol. Conn,
c. NJ. Styles of Jericho and Mr.. and
n 1F
relatives were kept away by illness.
The body was taken to Morrisville and
placed in the receiving vault.-The funeral
of Miss Jessie d. Wade was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Downer on
Bridge street Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. NJ. E. Bacon conducting the service.
The bearers we're Frank L. Cooley. Elmer
NJ. Watts, Asa c. Cakes and Elmer l..
Barrows. There we're beautiful flowers
from neighbors and friends, including Mr..
and Mrs. Watts. Miss Mary Butts of
Hyde Park, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Stearns
Of Burlington and Mrs. Serah Judson.
The burial was made in the Wade family
lot in the village cemetery. Friends
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. p. Smith of Morrisville. An unusual
circumstance was the absence of any
blood relations of the deceased She was
the last of the Wade family who lived
in Stowe. Her grandparents brother and
sisters and several uncles and their
families formerly resided here, but all
have died or moved away. The only one
of Miss wade's branch of the family sur
viving are Mrs Horner Smith and two
sons Of Morrisville. The floral tributes
were distributed among the shut-ins in
the neighborhood after the funeral Miss
Wade was for many years an active
member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Miss Wade and her father were
for many years singers in the choir and
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Royce was the
organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Houston and little
Forks are among those recovering from
ness in the family of George Spauld-
ing including Mr.. Spaulding.-Miss Eliza
Huntington remained about the same
Wednesday.-Mrs. j. 3. Mckinley who
has been quite Ill with the flu is recov-
erng and is able to sit up.-A. o. Hol-
brook was called Wednesday to Belvi-
dere Corners by illness among his rela-
tives there Out Of the Is people living
at the Corners, Mr.. Hc,brook was told
that 81 were sick abed. He left Stowe for
Morr!svilie by stage. expecting to go
from there by train to Hyde Park. from
Hyde Park to Eden Corners by stage and
from Eden Corners over the mountain
to Belvidere Corners, eight miles, on
snowshoes.-Merrill Perry, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Perry on the Barrows road is
recovering from grip.