Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09
WATERBURY

George Thompson of Bolton and Miss
Ethel Martin of this town were united
in marriage by the Rev. Edward G.
Hayes at the Congregational parson-
age Monday morning. the single
ring service being used.-The ballots
for town representative in Duxbury
contain the name of c. Homer Ken
nedy, republican before mentioned. the
name Of John r. Dillon, democrat. Mr..
Dillon is also a prominent man In
town having been on the board OF
selectmen for several years and at
present overseer of the poor. Mr.. Dill
lon represented the town for years ago
but was unable to be there long be-
cause Of infantile paralysis in the
family. Duxbury has two fine men on
her ticket. either of whom will look
after the best interests Of the town.
1t is understood that in Waterbury 8.
c. Wheeler has the ballots all to him
self no name of the opposing party
being printed.
Mrs. Jennie Waterman Garfield died in
Waterbury at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Mark II. Moody, on Monday after
noon. She was born in Norwich 70 years
ago. Mrs. Garfield was the widow Of
George f. Garfield OF Bradford where
the large part OF her life was spent and
where her children were reared. She Is
survived by brother, Fred Waterman Of
California; n sister Mrs. Emma Water
man Osborne OF Bradford by her two
daughters. Mrs. William S. Spencer Of
Cambridge. Mass. and Mrs Mark H.
Moody OF this place and five grandchil-
dren. The services will be held from the
Moody home at 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning and the burial at Bradford with
prayer service at the grave at half past
two.-Mr and Mrs. II. C. Whitehill were
at home from Boston over the weekend
and had for their guests Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Mccoy of Cincinnati. Mr.. Mccoy is
associated with Mr. Whitehiil in the Bos-
ton office,-Mrs. Henry Burbank. who
was called to Laconia, N. H., by the death
of her father. remains there with her
mother, who is In poor health.-Mr. and
Mrs Stanley Appleyard and son. Edwin.
OF Saranac Lake are guests of Mrs. Apple
yards sister. Mrs. Jessie Demeritt.-Mr.
and Mrs. ID. C. Richardson and daughter,
Mary Elizabeth. OF Montclair. N. j., are
at the Demeritt home.
Principal and Mrs. Gorham will have
I rooms at Mrs, Jessie Demeritt's for the
present until quarters for housekeeping
can be found.-The teachers for Crossett
Hill and Phillips district in Duxhury are
Mrs. r. l.. Ravlin and Ruth Phillips =
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Conklin of Batavia
N. Y. have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Turner.-Mr. and Nrys. Fred Wal.
Ter Of Springfield, Mass, have been guests
Of Mrs. Edward Maloney.-Mrs. NJ. c.
Washburne has returned from a few days
In Randolph.
Clayton. the six months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Trombley Of Little River
was buried Sunday. the Rev. Mr.. Collins
OF Moscow officiating. The little fellow
was the only child and much sympathy
was felt for the parents. They moved
here from Jonesville. -The funeral of Err
nest, Jr,. the two year-old-son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Douglass, was held Sunday
the Rev q. II. Lock officiating. Buria
was In the village cemetery, Mrs, Douglas,
was Miss Gertrude Lavalle and the lit
tie fellows Illness has been at the homo
of his grandparents.-Mr and Mrs. c. T.
Burt and Mrs. Frances C, Wright o.