Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-05

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MT ana MRS. Z. j. Lang or Cambridge.
| MISS Mildred Mimn or tolchester ana
! Mrs Add1e woodward or WaterVille.
| Mrs w. y. warren and son, who re-
! turnen Monday to bennington, were &C"
| companled hS MRS. bernice Ayers. Mrs.
Ayers VIII bring home her little son.
| who has been with Mrs. Warren, while
Mrs Ayers attended the University OF
vermont summer school
Mrs. Anna NJ. Leach). wife Of Also
n. Lang. died Wednesday July 8 at their
home in Stowe Hollow. Her illness which
| dated from February, 1919. was caused by .!
! degeneration of the nerves following an
attack of influenza. She had been con-
fined to her bed since October. Mrs.
/ Lang was born in Waterville, June %, 1870.
Her early life was passed in Bakersfield.
Cambridge and other Vermont towns. She
| came with her husband on their wedding
day. December 20, 1892. to Stowe and has
| made her home here ever since. She
Mrs. Bernce Lang Ayers and Howard
f.. Edith y. and Sbyl Lang, the young
est Is; one brother. OWN j. Leach of
Worcester, Mass, and two sisters, Mrs.
A F.. Wheeler of Morrisville and Mrs.
W. l.. Warren Of North Bennington;
brother. Carroll NJ. Leach. died in .Iune.
Mrs. Lang member of Sickle Chap
ter. No. al. Order of the Eastern Star and
a charter member Of Mansfield Mountain
Grange. No. ia Patrons of Husbandry.
She was a devoted wife and mother and
was much esteemed in the community.
The funeral was held at Unity Church
At ono o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mfrs.
Abhie Pike Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pike and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Pike. Miss
Nellie Sargent and Mrs. Eunice Pottle
attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred NJ.
Pike in Morrsvlle Thursday afternoon
Miss Hazel Irene Morrill, and Fred Fay
mond Perry were married at the home or
, the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morrill, on Main street "Wednesday eve.
nns, July y by the Rev w. I. Fest OF
MorrlsVllie. lhe ceremony TOOK place un-