Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-02

Herbert A. Booth accompanied by Ralph
Booth, went Saturday on the State motor
boat to the Lamoilc river, where the
boat will be placed in winter quarters
Mrs. Laura Sessions and daughter, Miss
Lottie Sessions. who have been visiting
their son and brother. William Sessions.
returned Saturday to Brandon.-,lerry
Bigelow is moving his family to Amstcr-
dam, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Henry
and daughters, Margaret and Beatrice,
have returned to Bristol after few days
visit to their sister and aunt, Mrs Will
liam Sessons.A meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Vergcnncs Episcopal
Church was held in the vestry of the
church Friday afternoon. There was n
large attendance and ii was voted to
start fund for the purchase OF n pipe
organ and furnace The next meeting
Will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burroughs OF Ferrisburg.--
John L. Selden of Bristol spent the week.
end with his wife and daughter at the
home of Mrs. Seldens parents. Mr.. and
Mrs T.. A. Lee.--Charles walters of Wor-
cester, Mass. IL visiting his mother. Mrs.
Mary Waters. Elizabeth Chalker.
prominent and we'll known maiden lady,
died Friday at her home in Weybridge.
aged 81 ycars.--Mayor Segismund Leve of
Nl
Legg of Worcester. Mass. who have
been guests at the stevens House for
few days while visiting the parents
Of Mrs. Legg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloan.
returned to their rcspc tive homes Sat
urday. Miss Eleanor Hayes accompan-
led them and will he the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Legg over Christmas. Stephen f.
Noonan and w. r. Ball have been APP
pointed commissioners of the estate OF
the late Willis II. Hall of Ferrisburg
and Will hold their first meeting Deem
Der 10 at the late residence of the de-
ceased. from one o'clock TO three O'Clock.
Miss Marjorie Phelps who has been
passing the Thanksgiving recess at the
home of her father, DR.. Frank G. Phelps.
returned Saturday to Newport to resume
her duties as teacher In the high school.
~ farewell reception was given last
evening at City Hall to the Rev. l.. A.
Nezina for II years pastor OF st. Peters
Church. who goes this week to Rutland
TO assume the duties of his new pastorate
Of the Church of the Sacred Heart of
Mary Of that city. There was a large at
tendance, the hall being literally packed
with people standing. the number pres
cnt being estimated at 800. comprising not
only members of st. Peters Church. but
also a large number from the other vari-
Gus churches of the city and the different
societies and organizations Of the town
who gathered to pay their respects and
tender their best wishes to the good
priest and citizen. DR.. John NJ. Caisse
presided very ably and introduced the
various speakers with credit to himself
and the church he represented. Short adj
dresses wero made by Mayor Wayland s.
Bristol. the Rev. ]. r.. McGarry of WI
thn 4 al oh ,,f
ham, the Rev. Thomas Leonard of Mid
dlebury. the Rev. Father Reagan Of Bur-
lington. Major Robert w. McCuen, and
states Attorney George W Stone. In be-
half of st. Peters parish. Or. Caisse pre-
scented Father Nezina with purse Of
$500. to which he feelingiy and fittingly
responded. Among the other visiting
priests present were the Rev. Father
Cray Of Brandon. Father Mcmahon Of
Pittsford and Father Charbonneau of
Winooski. At the close Of the addresses
refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed. An orchestra composed Of
DR.. V. w. Waterman. violinist. Mrs
Christie Morgan, pianist, Foster Daig-
neault and Chester Barrows, cornetsts
and Harry Stebbins. trap drummer. rem
dered excellent music during the eve
ning.A solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at st. Peters Church this morning
at $50 o'clock for the repose of the souls
" the deceased members Of the parish,
this being the last service at which the
Rev. L. A. Nezina will be celebrant as
pastor before going to his new pastorate
in Rutland.-Mrs. Mathew Monogue OF
Rutland. who arrived Monday at the
. home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Myers. of this place. left Tuesday for the
Fanny Allen Hospital where she will
again submit to an operation. She was
accompanied to WinooslSi by her sister,
Miss Florida Myers.--The funeral of An
drew Tredo was held yesterday morning
at St. Peters Church the Rev Father
Cray of Brandon officiating. The bearers
were Fred and Joseph Demper, George T..
young. Isaac Miller, Charles Tredo and
Louis Rondo. and burial was made in
st. Peters cemetery. Among those pres
ent from away were Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph l.. Duprey of Rochester y. Y. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Snow OF Massachusetts,
Mrs. Pigeon and daughter of Burling
ton.-The Rev +. NJ. Hagadorn of Bris-
tol will preach this evening and Friday
evening ut the special revival services
being held this week at the Nergennes
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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