Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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a. vi Ne" orlcans' ana by Two Sisters,
MIS- r.S'her ~ sawyer OIL sudbury and
.nrs' Hhosehe Daniels OF brookheld'
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MrF' Anna 'lruucau, barroWS' widow
- 'uS''h - par'o"S uieo Iuesuay
"o'"'hs al ier hume Ph west MAIN
street from pneumonia, in the list year
BarrOV'S
octooer o. ie4'' III 'anada ana came mere
with her parents in her early childhood.
enc was married IN 1857 10 Dustin {.
barrows' tnen OF Watham, but nearly
~ Oh ner married lie mas oeen spent IN
>crsehhes' enc was devoted Wlte ana
Wotner ana KIND neighhor. She is sur
NlVed by -FOUR sons. Charles Barrows of
Dale rrahN' Ernest ana tneSter bar-
rows of Ner2enncs; two daughters, Mrs
Eugene brooks of Burlington. and Mrs.
halph Newton Of Nergennes; one sister,
-ors' hosallne broutheur OF St tIyacinthe,
an Two halt-orothers, Napoleon Tru-
ueau or Rutland and Stance Trudcau of
Hartford' conn; -FOUR haif-sisters, Mrs.
fuWard LaPlstol, Mrs. George Branchaud
una Mr> Edward Branchaud of Rutland
ma Mrs Frank Rivers of Monkton. The
'uheral VIII be held this morning
III o. refers Church.-H. V. Wheelock,
bss'staiit principal OF tho Nergennes high
ecnooi' Is ln-MisS Louisa Woodnian is
recovering from her recent illness.--Mr
enu MIS-. a. H. Godette are visiting rela-
yves ana irlehds IN Orwell III which town
tney Formerly resided. Earl Myers is ill.,
~-aoeinan Levi II. Brown left Tuesday
IN business trip TO northern New York
VI the interest OF the Sheffield Farms
.oinpahF' Ihc''-Geolge Miller of Boston
Is Vleltihs MS rather, Isaac Milcr.--Mr.
ana MIS- Joseph Bunch spent the week.
shd WIN their sor, Charles, in Rutland -.
me Ladies A!d society of the Vergennes
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
FRIDAY afternoon witt Mrs. II. b. Slack
III V. Wheeiock went to New Haven
MONDAY evening to deliver an address
before the Mems club of that town.-An
excellent program of exercises was rem
aered at the Vergennes Industrial school
IN honor OF Washington birthday
Essays were read, and songs. recitations
and dialogues were rendered by the bows
and girls OF the different classes in a
pleasing manner. A good deal of care
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