Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22

rev days at ner nOfne.-MrS u. w. mart
returned home Tuesday.-Miss Warner
will spend the week in Burlington.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Lawrence were in Bur-
lington Wednesday. Smith of
Dandy came Tuesday and will work for
r. S. Ransom at carpenters work.
MILTON
Emory Mills is driving the large auto
mobile truck for the Cooperative Cream
cry association. Amos Hill return
ed Wednesday from passing several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. John Ellis
in Medford Mass.-Joseph Clark is home
from passing three weeks in Andover N.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Levenway and
three children arrived here Monday from
Saskatchewan. Canada.-Miss Gertrude
Rood of Essex Junction was here Thurs
day to attend the annual meeting of the
cemetery association. -Marcello Durand
Of California is here this week visiting
his sister, Mrs. Levi Demo, after an abb
sence Of % years. He went to California
when young man. for his health, and
this is his first trip East.-The annual
meeting Of the Milton Cemetery associa-
ton was held Thursday afternoon at the
Wood shoe shop with 20 members pres
ent. Mrs. II. II. Fuller presided. having
dent and secretary. The following officers
we're elected: President, Charles Robin
son; vice president, Miss Gertrude Rood;
secretary Mrs IT. II. Fuller; treasurer,
II. Fl. Beeman; agent and collector, Fl.
II. Fuller; trustees, II. II. Beeman, A. S.
Holmes, Mrs. II. f. Powell Plans for
the new South cemetery were discussed
and James A. Kennedy and III. II. Fuller
were appointed committee to assist the
trustees In laying out new grounds. The
members Of the association voted unani-
mously to prohibit the cemetery road be-
ing used as a public walk. The matter
regarding destruction Of monuments In
cemetery, according to the constitution
was left to the trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Monta are the par
ents of daughter. Harline Cecilia. born
Friday April 17.-Cyrus B. Holcombe Of
Westford visited his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Holcombe for the weekend.
AT the United Church Sunday April IS,
five infants and three adults were
baptized and four adults were received
as members.-The Hon. and Mrs. Martin
Villas of Burlington were in town Sunday
evening. Powell of Belmont.
Mass, was here the last of the week en-
| route to Montreal. where Mrs. Powell
and son are visiting her mother. Mrs.
A. II. King, who is recovering from a
serious operation.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Reynolds OF Lebanon, n. H.. were here
Sunday Louie Clark passed the
weekend in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. pound tubs of butter were shipped
| by the Cooperative creamery here, to
New York city last week-The Rev. A.
Cyril Drumm. assistant at St. PauPs
Church. Burlington, was at Trinity
Church Sunday. Mr.. Drumm had charge
| of the church work here one summer
| several years ago.-Miss Harriet Teach
out of South Lancaster, Mass, was here
Sunday to visit Mrs. Clara Rogers. who
has been i'll four months with inf1am-
matory rheumatism and Is slowly gain
ing. Miss Teachout returned Monday TO
Observation-Disclosures Holcombe has
a position in the office of Shepard &.
Morse of Burlington and commenced
work Monday. death Of Mrs. John
Parker occurred last Thursday at the
home farm of Michael Hanley. Mrs.
Parker was rs years old and the cause
Of death was gallstones. She leaves five
children. Mrs. Michael Hanley, Mrs
George Hanley, Mrs. Susan Brigham
Rodney Parker and Charles Parker. The
| funeral services were held Sunday after
noon at her late home, the Rev. West
colt of Essex Center officiating. There
was profusion of beautiful flowers
Among the out-of-town people present
were Harry Brigham and mother of
Winooski, Mrs. Brigham and daughter,
Miss Ethel Brigham of Burlington, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Irish of Westford, Charles
Parker and wife. son and daughter. Mrs.
| Calvin Farnsworth and Miss Mildred
Farnsworth of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
George Hanley, son and daughter OF
Essex Center. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Par.
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Phlo T. Irish, Mr.
and Mrs. William Parker Martin Parker
and James Parker of Essex Junction, Mr.
and Mrs. Ruel Wheelock of Colchester
Mrs, Fred Webster and son of Swan.
ton passed Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs d. J. Hadley.-Miss Mary Hall
accompanied Miss Macdonald to the
laters home in Sheburne for the week.
end school recess.-The Rev. r. L. Talbes
Is attending conference during this week
In Springiield.-Th funeral of Lawrence
Richards who died In rowboat neal
Putnams Island off the Charlotte shor,
April H. was held at st. AIMS
Church Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
the Rev. f. II. Poquet officiating, witt
burial In the Catholic cemetery Mrs
II. II. Fuller was In Burlington Tuesda,
to attend an executive meeting of thu
Chittenden county w. G. T. U. Prepare
tory plans were made for the annua
county convention. i