Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-08


ing at Plaiufleld.
The funeral of George o. Brown, jr., q
victim OF Tuesday nights railroad accident,
was very largely attended on Thursday
afternoon, Rev. G. w. Gallagher officiating
| A pretty floral Offering was sent by the
Good 1emplars, of which George was n
member. The bearers were Harry Web
stcr, Arthur N-hitcomb Edgar Cummings,
Willis Cummings, Gilbert Bliss and Edward
Ge,e. Tho iuterment was at the Cutler
bu wing ground.
Tire funeral Of James Crossett, the second
victim OF the railroad accident, was on
Thursday afternoon at his late homo on
Berlin side Rev. &. O. Webster officiating
assisted by Rev. G.. w. Gallagher Capital
guard Co. II, end Aurora lodge of Masons
were in attendance with the large gathering
o, citizens The burial was at Green Mount
cemetery.
sarah J. Williams of Waterbury Centre
'ost her pocket book containing sum Of
money aud some tickets on Frda at the
Montpelier and Wells River passenger depot.
The Montpelier district preachers meet
ing is to be held OH September 12and Is at
Stowe with n visit to tho top OF Mount
Mansfield on the day following.
\ convention to organize conference
Epworth league is being planned for the
second week in October when the mid-year
examinations are to occur in this city.
Woodbury. camp Sons of Veterans OF
Barre presented the Drummer Boy Sat-
urday night at the opera house.
Frank Laundry died Sunday in the old
Nichols block on the Berlin side, and flu
neral services were held Tuesday at the
Catholic school house.
The band and a large party OF republi-
cans went Monday evening to the rally at
Ifraniteville
Woodbury. Camp S. of V. of Barre pre-.
scented the Drummer Boy Monday at tho
opera house, to fair audience,
BARRE.
The postponed republican rally aud
double flag raising at Granteville occurred
Monday evening. \ special train carried
passengers free Hon. H. A. Huse, vii
liam \. ] o d and Henry Coughlin were the
speakers and the Montpelier band furnished
music.
The seectmens room crowded on
saturday night by applicants to get their
names on the check list
The body Of Watson, the 10 years old SON
Of AFRO Morse, arrived on Friday from the
West and funeral services were held in the
afternoon.
o. Il. Boyce and Richard A. Hoar spoke
ut republican rally in East Barre Satur-
uay evening.
Mrs w. L. Phillips is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Rev. W. S. Smithers was reelected presi.
dent of the Montpelier district Ep9orth
league.
Coadjutor Bishop Michaud of Burlington,
made his first visit to st. Monica's parish
hunday
Policeman Bemis who was Just recover
ing from a long illness, is again confined to
the house.
The first train was run over the East
Barre branch Of the Quarry road Saturday
sveuins.
Miss Oracle Page commenced teaching
Monday Mt Cutler's Corners
Immediately after Phil ". had won the
BOO minute class at the Breeders meet last
week ". $, Stafford, his owner, was OIL
fered $1,000 for him.
Over 300 rev names were added to the
check list, making nearly 1900 thereon.
Two special train loads Of people from
this village and Montpelier attended the last
republican rally und double flag raising
Monday evening at Grauiteviile II. H.
Huse and w. \. Lord OF Mont, elier were
the speakers and the Military band furnished
music
The Spaldlng graded school opened Mon
day, with a large attendance in all depart
ments.
FACT pCvpIpN
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bolton and son and
James Holton all OF Washington, d. c.,
"'s Ni'''n$ II-eno7 m tn's place he re-
n'H Vi -Af'' ms none were brought
,.e4~ t'oH H-EnF nor IUfiaI last Week.
ro,.,.t ~ .N, 1.,t-l 'e' '''..''0N Oh nc
lau-hter v3s lorn ia ,Ir rrd Mrs rrsd
Pore August oG. School hc,,n Ncnd,,.
Eith Grace Mead OF Northqali es ten,b.r
WChCE9 GH.
Mr.. HutcLin5 OF Plainfleli preached in
he methodist church last Nunisy, NJ. II.
Ryan exchanging with him,-Horatio Tenn
pIeton is quite ill.,
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