Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
WATERBURY

A daughter, Rita lila. was boz
March % to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Lew
Of North Duxbury. -Mr and Mrs. Geor
Patterson are the parents of n daughte
Mary Julia, born March 17.-Curtis Ha
kins who has a fine position in Alban
\. y, has bought of Philip Shonio Il |
home on the corner of Stowe and Unid'
streets known as the Watts house, r
Gently Occupied by SUIT. W. NJ. ChaffeI
He has bought this for a homo for /,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Haskin|
who will take possession at once. MI
and Mrs. Chaffee are moving into I'll
Taylor house on the same street.-MiN
Annie Dorothy Palmer has returned
Boston. where she has accepted the pos
ton of assistant dietitian at the Bostd|
City hospital
| The death Thursday of Ralph J. Ba
| Der removes another Of the oldest menl
bers of the community and one who'd
! stability of purpose and character hst
added much to the life of the town. Fl
was born in Richmond in 1887, the sd
of David and Fanny 'CaswelD BarbeI
He married Celestia Ring of Huntingtd
and after living in Richmond for a tmI
moved to Waterbury and for 20 veal
| has lived on the farm at Little Rivc|
where he died from arterioscieros:
Mr.. Barber served many years as justi@
of tho peace and took r1uch interest
town affairs He is survived by one sol
Martin Barber. who has liveL near IN
father. The funeral was held from hi
late home Saturday afternoon at on
( O'Clock Burial was At the villa &c |
The funeral Friday of Mrs. John KIM
was held at st. Andrews Church. FAITH
Doyle of ST. Michaels College ofI1cia.in
Interment was in Holy Cross cemeter]
The bearers were John Ryan. w.
Thompson. W. ]. O'Ncil, William Collin
W. II. O'Brien and F. j. Flannery MIR
Ellen King was the widow of John Kin
and was n years of age. Her death 70
lowed an illness of three weeks, ca. Sd
by the breaking of her hip. Her maidd
name was Ellen Houlihan and she wa
born in Kilrse County Glare, Ireland.
1919, coming to this country when 16 veal
OF age. She was married in Montpeli,
to Mr.. King and came here into Il
home where she has lived for 43 year
She is survived by two daughters ar
one sen, Mrs. T. c. O'Neil and Miss Il
tie King and John King of Waterbury.
DR.. and Mrs j. F. Claire and son. Ca
rol. have been visiting relatives in Ro.
bury.--Charles Greene of Waitsfield. WI
has been in California since Decemb'
was met here by his wife and son on h
return and visited relatives before =
turning home,
The following officers were elected
the annual meeting of the Cemetery a
ISOLATION: President. NJ. II, Moody; vic
president, DR.. G.. S. Bidwell secretar
Miss Mae Seabury; treasurer. w.
~ Sp,ifI vi
tendent of work. A. II. Smith; executi'
committee. Mrs. n. l.. Chase, Mrs.
O. Evans, Miss Mae Seabury. NJ. ]
Moody, Or. G. s. Bidwell. w. b. Clai
and c. II. Leuse. The association has
permanent care fund now of s4.7lo.-Tl
daughter born to Attorney and Mrs.
r. Adams has been named Catherine +
fie.-Miss Ruth Graves has returned
her duties in simmons College. her 81
ter. Miss Bernice Graves Going to Bo
ton with her for few days,-Miss lie
tina Bidwell is home from Syracuse Tn
versity for the Easter recess.
The Hochelaga Camp Fire Girls Al
the Boy Scouts of the Congregation
Church meet in the chapel Friday CIV
ming and will be addressed by A.
smith, who will have for his subje,
pleasure and Profit in Birds" N
Smith is an enthusiast on this matt
and an interesting evening is expected
Mrs. G. l. Hatch of Burlington al
daughter, Mrs. Bertel Perry of Scheme
tady, n. Y. are visiting relatives in tow
Mrs. Fred Mead. who has been spen
ing the winter in Washington. d. c..
much improved in health and $
and daughter, Doris. expect to retu