Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16
MILTON

The death OF Mrs Jane Flynn occur
red Thursday at the home of her son.
William Flynn. in Alburg after y short
illness of pneumonia Mrs. Flynn went
to Alburg on Thanksgiving Day and
shortly afterwards was taken i'll with
pneumonia. which was so severe an at
tack OF the disease that all the splendid
care of doctors and nurses was of no
avail. The funeral was held Saturday
with prayer service at her late home
and services at Trinity Church at two
O'Clock. In the death of Mrs. Flynn, who
was Il years Of age. Trinity parish lost
ono of Its most beloved and faithful
church women. and her family n loving
and helpful mother and grandmother
She leaves two daughters. Mrs Gertrude
Landor and Mrs James Kennedy OF Mil
ton. one son. William of Albrrg: three
grand hildren, Miss Laura Kennedy, Ed
ward Landon of Milton ana NJ Flynn of
Alburg; one brother, Thomas Shear, and
sister. Mrs. James o. Daniels II Mil
ton.
Funeral services for Mrs Jane FLYNN
were held Saturday afternoon, a prayer
service at her late home and oery!ces at
Trinity Church, which were liii gely at
tended The Rev. A. A. Resser and the
Rev. Joseph Reynolds OF Burlington Of
ftciated. Mrs. Guy Barker If s.. Adams
sang two hymns, "Aseep in Jesus" and
THY VIII Be Done" There were many
beautiful flowers from relatives and
friends. Burial was in tNe viilare ceme-
terry. Relatives from out. Of-town who at
tended the funeral We're: Mr.. ard Mrs
William Flynn and son of Altu.g, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Fowler and son Of Under
hill, Mrs. Charles Mack of Northhe'l J. Mr..
and Mrs. John Flynn, Miss Barbara
Flynn, Burke Flynn, Mrs. James Riley
of st Adams. Mrs. Mary Hurson and
Mrs Peterson of burlington. Mrs Me-
Mann and Thomas RYAN of Fairfax. Mrs.
Homer Flynn. Miss Helen Flynn Of Essex.
William Ryan of Georgia, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Shean and Mr. and Mrs. James
Daniels of Milton Boro.
The sudden death of Miss Charlotte
Grow Monday morning was = shock 10
the community. Miss Grow had been at
tending high school and boarding az the
nome OF George Mnckler, while her
mother. Mrs. Jessie Grow, taught the
Soper:0wn schoo! about five miles from
the village. near the AXE shore. on We'd
cssdny Charlotte, who was 10 years old,
wenr 10 her fnpther. who boards at Ell
Phelps, III with a sore throat which de-
v"'oocd into diphtheria, from which she
d.ed. Tho whole community sympath2c
with tho borrowed mother in tho loss
of her daughter and the school will miss
her bright conpanionsh!p Undertaken
Hicks OF Fairfax took the remains to her
home town, Wcstford. whore burial was
made on Monday afternoon Health OF.
hcer DR.. Howard OF st. Adams was in
town all day Monday, doing everything
possible to prevent any spreading of the
disease. The village schools closed Mon.
day noon and II Is thought no further
cases will develop.
Mrs. George Bombard OF Barre was
here visiting relatives Sunday.-The
Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church
held successful sale and supper last
week at village hall, over 100 people at
tended the supper, and altogether the
proceeds We're over Sioo.-A New Years
ba will be given at the postoffice hall
December 81 with Bevin's orchestra in
attendance. 1t will be for he benefit of
the high school,--Mrs Addie Allen, grand
matron of the o. l.. S. visited Beulah
Chapter in Randolph Friday night,-Mrs,
o. II. Hewey was called TO Westford last
week by the illness of her granddaughter,
Margaret Hewey.-George Turner and
family of Waltham, Mass, are expected
here this week on account of the closing
of his business in that city.-Aiiss Ionic
Clark went to her home in Montpelier
Monday night to remain. during the
school vacation.-The warning has been
posted for the annual meeting of tho
First Congregational Church Inc. which
will be held at 1880 Thursday evening,
December l6, at the Congregational vestry
IL Is hoped there will be a large attend
ance-Pupls of the Milton high school
who finished the first term with general
average of over 30 per cent are Julian
Phelps, Laura Kennedy and Anna Brooks,
Those receiving over 50 per cent are Ruth
Holcombo, Delma Manley, Ethel Blake
and James Lawrence. Perfect attendance
for the term was credited to Catherine
Bowen Katheryn Prentiss and Julian