Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

ball game were Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Mould, Charles Mould and Balou Towne.
Mrs. George Tiff, of Windsor. is spend
ing n week in town with her husband and
son.-Frank Bassett Is moving his fam
lily from the house he recently sold to
Ole Bedell, to the $. -. Luce house on
Main strcet.-Allard browne. who has
spent the winter in Vallejo. Fla, has re-
turned to his home herc.-Mrs, Florence
Smith, of st. Johnsbury. was n guest
several days last week of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Small.--Miss Ger
trude Ober. who teaches In Wolcott, was
a guest the latter part of the week of
Miss Addie Putnam.--Mrs. LA George, of
Burlington, has been spending several days
with her mother Mrs. Sarah Kendall
Miss barbara Raymorc is n victim of the
mumps.-Mrs. \. G.. Small has been quite
III and confined to the bed for several
days-Dr. a. j. Burbank went Monday
morning to Burlington to accompany
home that evening Mrs. Burbank, who
underwent serious operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital about three weeks
ago Mrs. Burbank is improving. Bill
lie" Stevens went Thursday night to Bur
lnston for medical treatment
Fred r. Utton, a former resident of this
place. died at his home in Cheshire Conn.
In feeble health all winter. but had been
confined to the bed only n week, death
being due to heart trouble The funeral
was held at his late home in Cheshire
Friday and the body was brought here
Saturday morning accompanied by his
wife and sister. Mrs. G. G. Roynton and
interment was made in the Pleasant lew
cemetery in the family lot. a prayer SER
vice was conducted at the grave by the
Rev. George +. Fortier of the t,nvcrsalist
Church. The bearers were Fred Moulton
Kenneth Boynton. ii. l.. Spear of this
place and William Utton of Newport
Fred f. ttton was born in Worcester ~
years ago and was the oldest of four
children. born to the late John and Betscy
ttton. lie came here with his parents
when a small boy and lived hero prac-
tically his entire life. until he went TO
Cheshire 10 years ago. Besides his wife
he is survived by a sister. Mrs G.. G..
Boynton. OF Cheshire. and brother, Will
liam Tuition, Of Ncwport.-I. N Lebanon.
, who celebrated his slst birthday Tues
day, was given a surprise dinner party
at his home on Pleasant street Sunday
by his children. There were 10 present
being all of the family with the excep-
ton of six who were out of town and
unable to be here for the even. Four
generations were present. the only great
great grandchld being Edna, little daugh.
, ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Johnson. OF
Craftsbury. Mr.. Lebaron received 81 car,
nations from his children and he also
!, enjoyed his first birthday cake, which
was made by Miss Daisy Lebaron. ant
contained 81 candles MIR. Lebaron, wht
/ has been an highly esteemed citizen OF
, this town his whole lifetime. is remark
, ably active for one of his years. and hi,
many friends extend hearty congratua
. tions and bespeak for him many NOR,
happJ birthday annivcrsarics.--H i,
G Farnham and Burton Luce. Of the +. G
c Luce Co. went yesterday to Whiting TO
: II short stay with the formers mother
- Mrs. e. H. Farnham.-Miss Madge Mer
g rift night operator al the local telephone
= exchange. is off duty while cntcrtanin,
= | the mumps.-Mr. and Mrs II. i. Edmund
o | left yesterday for business trip to Bos
n | ton-Mr. and Mrs. George Lavarnway lief
Il | Tuesday for visit with relatives il
n Mooers, y. Y. They will also visi, othe
= New York points before returning home
announcements have been received b,
: | friends in town of the marriage of Bea
;, | trce Anna, daughter of Mrs. William II
Wilson. to Dwight Almar Smith, both o
Groton, on Sunday, April t. Dwigh
Smith was the son of the Rev. and Mrs
. L. a. Smith. Mr.. Smith being a forlne
J" pastor of the Methodist Church in thi
= place-W. w. Ross, of the Small neigh
70 borhood. suffered shock late Monda
. afternoon. At this writing he is NOR
- comforta ble.-Ralph Clark has purchase
:. the Fred Thayer farm In the west part O
N town and has taken possession.