Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-29

iewelry store and u sister, Mrs Fldclia
TroW Of Ialamai. Wash. rho family
had been prominently connected with
business and social life of Morrisvic
for many years until the death of Col
Doty. who had been engaged in the
furniture and undertaking business for
many years. The business was sold TO
NJ. r. White, after which Mrs Doty
went TO Worcester TO reside with her
daughter Mrs. Doty was ~ woman of
sterling qualities and in her younger
lays was actively Interested in all that
pcrtained to the good of the village.
The local Advent Christian Church.
which has been without pastor since
'ast September, where the Rev. i. i.
bennett went to Aurora. ILL.,. College. has
secured the services of the Rev T.. T..
Fender now OF South Windham. Maine.
Mr.. Pcnder will be unable to make the
rhange until April, but may supply a
Few times meanwhile He has already
SPOKEN three times and seems to be well
fitted to take up the work
On the evening OF January q. there is
meeting called for the shareholders of
the United Farmers cooperative Cream
cry association. This meeting is of con-
siderable Importance to the creamery and
every one Is urged TO DC present. Tire
business OF the creamery is growing so
rapidly and the prospects of this increase
continuing are such that IL will be neces-
sary to take measures for accomodat-
ing the present patronage and the sddi-
tional expected. The meeting will be
held at the Grange hall
Mrs. =. E Campbell and Mrs, Lyman
Darling were visitors in Burlington
'ruesday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Bean of
Burlington are receiving congratulate
tons the birth of a daughter. born
Tuesday January %. Mrs. Bean will be
remembered ms Miss Lena Sears.-Heber
j. Best was n business visitor in Boston
iast week. He spent Sunday with his
brother, Lieut.. William Rest. at Ports
mouth. n. H.-The boiler was started
ut the new bobbin factory the first of
the week. The frame to the main
hulding is enclosed and it is expected
hat work will commence in the bohbin
department of the now plant IN about
two wccks.-Mrs. RI. j. Fisher went
Monday to White River where she will
spend some time with her sister, Mrs.
Laura Jamcson.-Marvin Bourne is en-
.oying vacation from his duties in the
y. Il. Campbell store, aud is spending
Inc time with his father, q. l.. Bourne,
and brother. Leon Bourne at Saranac.
y. N.--E. II. Olmstead went Tuesday
morning to Rutland. where he will re-
Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. c.
". Raymore went Monday night 10
Boston for n short staY.-Mrs. r. c.
Cheney was Burlington visitor Tues
day.--Miss Marie Gulick. who has been
spending two weeks in New York. re-
turned Monday evening and on Tuesday
resumed her duties in the office of the
Warren Leather company.-Pcrcy Sweet
yer resumed work Monday for Eaton
brothers after a several days absence
on account of an attack of tonslitis.-
The funeral Of Herman Eaton, who died
Tuesday afternoon, was held at the
Methodist Church Tuesday at two
o'clock. preceded by prayer at his late
home at 1890. The Rev. W. II. Best Of
ticiated and interment was in Mountain
View cemetery at Morristown Corners
Herman Eaton was born in Morris
town. 81 years ago. October -. About !,
years ago he was united in marriage &c
Addie Thayer. daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. William Thayer. by whom he
is survived. He is also survived by two
sons Glenn and Carroll. Mr.. Eaton
was hard working and progressive
farmer and before his long illness was
payng for his home and making inn
provcments thereon. He had for som,
time been a member of the Methods;
Church and until he was taken i'll was
n regular attendant He was highly
esteemed in his neighborhood and the
sorrowing family have the sympathy OF
al in their great bereavement
Friday evening, one of the most sue
ccssful parish Suppers and annual get-to
gethcr meetings was held by the Con
grega tional society. over 20 being present
An informal reception was held in thu
main church and parlor, after which {
hon, tTi1 /,
United Workers. Following the supper
the company took seats in the auditorium
when the pastor. the Rev George II
C;oodliffe. after a few well chosen words
Of welcome introduced the speaker o
the evening. Prof Greene of the Agri
cultural school at Randolph who CAM
TO Morrisvile at the invitation of Mr.
Goodliffc. The speaker, who was in TIL
service in France as ''Y" man. gave Il,
intensely interesting talk on the worl
of that organization during the war. H
closed his address by referring to some o
The problems that confront America to
lay. The whole evening was delightful!
Informal and much enioycd.-Miss Simp
son and Miss Blair of Peoples Academ
faculty were Burlington visitors the lat
Ter part of the week.-Mrs.. f. w. Moui
and Miss Belle Barrows spent Monday il
been spending some time with his grand
mother. Mrs. Minnie Smalley has return
I'd to his home in Johnson.-Lcon II
Manahan spent Sunday at his home i
East Fartield-Mrs. G. w Barrows wen
Monday night to Burlington and sper
Tuesday in Winooski with her brother
Frank lsham who has been receiv
ing treatment q, the Fam
Allen hospital.-Oscar Kahn wen
saturday to Burlington. where he
spending several days with relatives an
Saturday night from Burlington whei
she had been spending several days.-Mr
Julia Burroughs. and son. b. &. Bul
roughs. returned home Monday evenin
from Montreal, Que, after spending
few days with their daughter and site
Mrs. Il. l.. Graham.--AIiss Bcryl Cram
the Peoples Academy faculty went FIR
day to burlington, where she spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. r.. y, Huntle!
JOHNSON
George Burdleson has purcna.
ed of r. Despault his milk rou,
and taken possession.-The little son
Chauncey McCuin, whose knee was il
iured by broken bottle a few week
ago. has returned from the Fanny Ale
hospital and hopes are entertained ihi
he will have full use of the knee
Large quantities of ice is being harycs
ed 1t is clear and about II inches thcl
The Rev. f.. q. French returned fro