Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-14
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Dor. c. u. AIard, will he forwarded tr ut
Hervy Sidney Weston, aged 81 years and
10 months. died Saturday night af;er an
illness of six weeks. The deceased leaves u
wife AMI four children. Tue funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at 2 oc.ock
from his late residence on East Allen street.
Mr.. Weston had been village trustee, was
an energetic, upright business man and was
highly esteemed by all.
The latest victims OF the grip IRE W. q.
Platt, Charles Lalountain and Mr.. Xnc.
Wardwell.
Houstin Devino is very sick with Bright 5
disease.
At the regular meeting Of the Webster
lodge +. A. A. NJ. Thursday evening Drs.
L. W. Flanders and J. M. Clark, W. J..
Weller and Mr.. Walker of Burlington we're
present.
Julas Freeman severely cut his wrist
Thursday.
The sister superior OF the convent sont
after Deputy Sheriff r. D. Wheeler Friday
afternoon to have him arrest Fred Ducharm
for stealing a small sum of money at the
convent. Sheriff Wheeler arrested the boy
and after search at his home secured por-
ton of the money. The boy says the money
was given him by another boy.
AT the last semi annual election of off
GERS of the ST. John Baptist society the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, j.
Dubrule; 1st vice president, Existe Boissy
Cd vice president, Magoire Gaillette; re-
cording secretary, Edward Duprns; assistant
secretary, George Cauchon; corresponding
secretary, d. Nj. Laurin; treasurer Alph.
| Dubrule; collector, Alfred Dssautels; as
sistant collector, Albert Dubrule; 1st mar
shal, Evarisc Dubuc; I'd marshal H. Man
seau.
Last Saturday evening about 40 people
pleasantly surpri'ed Alphonse Dubuc it
being the occasion OF his filth birthday. An
elegant present was given him and an APP
propriate address was read by his daughter
The funeral of the late Henry Sidney
Weston took place Tuesday at 2 O'Clock
p. m. from his late residence on East Allen
street. Tho services which were very i'm
pressive, were conducted by Rev. J. W.
Presby. A quartstte composed Of Msssrs.
e. b. Houston, c. G. Gardner, +. s. Psase
and G. u. Sherman OF Burlington furnished
excellent singing. S. Bigwood had general
charge Of the arrangements. There was a
very large attendance at the funeral.
| The business men of Winooski rela
tives and friends from in and out
Of town testified by their presence
| to the esteem and respect in which the de-
ceased was held. The floral tributes were
many, among them being pillow of white
roses with the word papa in relief from
his children aud bunch of Gala lilies from
other relatives. The bearers were +. Ii.
Horton, w. E. Weston, Frank Jubell and
George Toby of burlington. The merchant.
and others in town closed their places of
business during the afternoon in respect 10
the deceased marching company of fe
low business men headed the long procession
to the grave. By request of Mr.. Weston,
relatives Rev. Mr.. Presby. at the close of
the services at the grave, thanked the
friends present for the kind assistance rem
dered during the illness Of the deceased
The remains were buried in Green Mount
cemetery in a double vault OF brick ma
sonry.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
| Endeavor connected with the Congregation
al church will hold an informal social gath
ering at the parlors OF the church Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served and
a nominal admission fee will lie charged
Mrs. Frank German died Monday nigh,
of pneumonia, following a severe attack oil
la grippe.
Frank Dupaw and Miss Eva Laraway o
Hardwicb We're married Monday evening b,
Rev. j. W. ElesbY at the residence Of VII
liam DuJaW