Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
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Hr1. Matilda Vanslette, 81 years Of age,
died at the home Of her daughter. Mrs
Theodore 81. GERMAN. sunday uoon ate:
an iliuess Of about two months Of heart
trouble ana arterio -scierosis. The funeral
services were held a. St Msry's Catholic
Church Tuesday morning ara the burial
vas at F-eiishsbure. her native place and
CORNER home. The deceased leaves ono
daughter, Mrs. Theodore 81. German, Of
Newport, three sons. Emmanuel Of St Al.
bars, Nas!nno OF EnosburB Falls, Edward
of st. Johns. a stepeon ana daughter. Mrs.
Brlns Ha,nei OF FreliGhsburs. David Vans.
lette Of ST. Johns. two brothers. Peter Sign
er Of Lake Placid ~. T., and Joseph signer
uc Buffalo, nil OF whom were IN attendance
at the funcraL--George Hodges Of South
Acton. Mass. is spending a cew days at the
home OF Mr.. and Mira. ,. g. Curt.s.--.S;dney
Davis has benc called to Rev York by the
illness Of her daughter. Mrs. T.. A Brown.
who IL i'll with inhne,za.---hira. Erastus Buck
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. z. IL Buck
in Derby.--H. ". auckland is spending a
few days in Boston with reistives.--Mr. ana
Mrs. Harold Lewis were in Boston over tho
wcek-ond.-aIiss Ruth Mcdowell and Miss
Gwlrith Davidson, students at S.ansteaG
Wesleyan College, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Emery Wilke.--Harry Jsnne re-
turned to HIS studi.s at Middiebury College
Mondsy.'-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Prouty and
Mr. fike returned from Jackrnan, Ne, sat
urday.-Fred Sisco. OF Barton. visited his
daughter. Mrs. John Kipp, rscsntiy.---Miss
Bessie Collins spent tho Weekend In nos-
ton.--Mru. Delos Buck and children and
Mrs. Kate Iioibrooke returned Saturday to
their homo in Middlcsox.-L. H. Goodwin
has returned from weeks vacation in Lit
Teton and Whitefcld. n. H.-Miss Valen-
tine Hanci. daughter Of Mrs. Louise iIamei.
OF Pleasant avenue. has been very III with
pneumonia but IL now Observation-Disclosures
lex Kipp has been home for several days
with q epranied ankle. caused by n fail on
the stairs at school.-Mr. and Mrs PhiIip
Lamoureux arc visiting Mrs. Lsmoureux' q
sister. Mrs. w. T. Gardner at Nashua, n.
H.--Miss Fannie May and Miss Marion Red :
field, of Barton, wero recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. III. q. Observation-Disclosures. II. H. Ken
nison and Mrs. W. J. Mcguire were called
to North Troy to attend tho funeral OF an
uncle.--Elzear Landry was In Littleton, ~ H.
over the wcek-end.--Mrs. George Lawrence
Is III with infiucnza.--Donald Akin. Linus
Lorimcr and Reginald Mccauiey are homo
for tho mid year vacation.-E. u. Fucker
OF tho United states immigration foroc left
Saturday night for a few days in Proyi-
dence, Il. I,--Mrs. Beatrice Oiliphant and
two sons. Ian and Wemyes, accompanied by
Harry Burgess went to Portland Friday.
Saturday Mrs. Oiiphant and sons sailed on
| the British liner Saturnia for England. Mrs.
Oliiphant goes for business reasons rotating
to tho settlement OF the estate of her IA
Their, who died but short time ago.--C. ID.
Phelps and daughter. Marjorie. OF swan
ton. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ford.
Miss Florence IIsckctt OF Lyndonviile, 10
visiting relatives In town.--Harold Keith
has been appointed agent for the National
Life Insurance company in this city.