Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
RECENT DEATHS.

Oiiv.r Raro, Sanford ths eacond CON of
tn. Venerable. and v..d,lv know, Ho, WI.
Liam Il. SANFORD of urvc1 died rsc.ntlv at
Fr,euort. u fran tho rn.ult of i, inria. "a.
cet>ed by being .truc, NV u locomotive us
WAS vols,u., for u t,a,,, 1nJ .,aprad osi1a
Tor an incoming TRAM when another APP.
| preached lie DID not observe is and was
stricken down, receiving in uries, from
which he dlcd the following day. lie was
! born IN OrWel. Aug ,, 1881. When II
/ years OF age he went West and locatll at
Milwaukee,, WIS where he resided a mum
! Der OF years. lie alterWarI went ~ Water
town in that state. \ few years later
ho made u settlement at Freep r, Iii. where
he has since resided lie was the LARGEST
lumber dealer in that city, owning Two
| yards and part owner Oh thousands OF
I acres OF land il Wisconsin, and Few
months previous to his death had IA! abe lur-
cAase OF a grove of CYPRESS wood IN Texas
and was building an extensive Steam mill
upon the land, and had large bankIng inter
ests. lie was one of the lest known AMI re-
spected citizens OF Freeport ana had done
much TO advance the material interests of the
city. Hemarriod Louise L. Collins OF klvenna
| Ohio, jan. l., 1859, who survives, with 10
children There also survive him his hon
orod fatuer, William Riley sanford, now SC
years OF age; BROTHER Charies SANFORD OF
| Orwell; Rev. iliiam Sanford Of Milford,
hansas; Mrs. Charles Brainerd of Middle
bury, ana the Wlie OF Hon. Charles Barrett,
the artist OF Grafton. Ills mother died IL
years aso.
Capt. David Hunter died ri his home in
Windsor, early Tuesday moruiny. in the
o0,h year OF his age says the Windsor Jour
nal. Dir. Hunter was II son OF the late ia
besn Hunter, esq, and was thorough, en-
terprisins and successful farmer. H. gained
his military distinction by commission in
the ola Vermont militia with which he was
actiVely identified Tor several years. In
politlc sue was an out und out democrat,
anu ihs'ii4eu .ne same uoctrihe INTO ms deS,
'enu"h'S, 50 lar 'nat at the iast PRESIDENTIAL
e en,.t VnIee generations OF ms poli'icaI
Iui,n we're IepEesentea by h'nlSef, his son,
o "na Il, s'a hn VINO mnfcneu 10 'no polls
sue ~ s'ue, anu deposited Iheir ballots one
|,io,a1 '.'i'u,' 'ne "ppH"'se o' tne'r
,Ih 'v'u, eap'a,n 4iunler was Oh S'fiFihs
r,it, H., 49, ,y poP'i"' Si',o'e ''
", nI'.' n' was a''uos.e"' anu ue'!sn'cd
his baoit, 49, nosp''ai''S i'e iI's''i'u
r,'tu lAI sr' ~ ~ " 'e.i"' NHoie ue
So untn 10" months ago wien lie SUI
tir,,s h. han ~ tue g. - "nu I''Io "niou
nord. e,aII, e h.tS ."''e' UNI 'no ieeo'e
49, VI oAen W o's u'' ,eio"'o'
~ 10 'ioiuen o' Arlington ageu y. years,
ule' Sniis.rnaS morning Oh paralysis lie
was .ne oiuest man IN town. lie was horn
about "a yearS n,o A. ii.,tsn To-, Dn 1 son
n commandment IN tha Eni.rnna, 1,,',,.h
Ibere sevsraI ,,aa 40 '"' '-i''N0 i"- '''1' VI
ASH w Ho,vord ,,o.t ,-anaro,l, a,,
resnectsd cifi1en ~ uradfor, diaJ ~ " Nv,
home last wal ~ oor,n,icoIaI haata.
and kidney tronhIa HI. oro GOA * yo.ro
six months sn1 tva,,+,,'ans'r,ys
60 A. T,-', N'!'
-, noae,,i -,o % e"1noi ~ % N"''et'' u'eN
i;,,I ,,oi'rT, "seu ~ yoa, 4o was
'0A "H" ie'Peo'0u ''''N'n'
D. A. uf"n@eF was lound unconscious IN
p DC az us room at tae boarding mouse IN
r"irounAS Nliase, 81. Johnsoury, Monday
noon, ana u!ed Wednesday morning OF
apUP'eAy. ne was ~ years Ola ana son
VI il'V. ~ orange
1he 81. 'ohnsbury Cal'donian says that
Horace Is Flint who died at Cramer Hill,
~ o., december Il, was native OF that
town After his boyhood days he taught
school there. Lyndon, and also in an AGA
deny at Stanbrilge, 7. q, He alterward
devoted his attention to journalism, being
located at Niueland, n. j., and later at
Philadelphia. lie was man OF unusual in
teilisence considering the few advantages