Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

penters Monday and began tho erection OF
Hull's new block. butter was II cents
Monday Miss Nina Hull returns to Wash
ington, d. c., this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bird OF Shelburne were in town Sunday.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The largest funeral over held in Char
lotto took place here September 8, at "Our
Lady OF Nit. Carme's' Roman Catholic
church. whore n large number Of the cit-
zons Of this and ad Joining towns assembled
to pay the last tribute OF esteem and re-
spect to the late John Quinan Over 900
| people were in attendance. The procession
of $50 teams reached over a mile in ex
tent. Among those from out OF town
were Col Z. c. Fletcher of st. Johnsbury;
ex- Minister NJ. j. Phelps, +. L. Pease,
james Is. Scully, Archibald Taylor John
Lavelle of Burlington; Hon. Walter
Weed, II. n Newell, shelburno; l..
II. Talcott Williston Charles Weed,
&. D.. Leonard, liinosburgh; Judge
n. j. Allen, Carlos Martin, J. NJ.
Dean, Hon. NJ. f. Allen, Forrisburg; and
Horny Baldwin of Monkton. Tho impress
sivo services of the church for the dead
wore rendered by Father Campeau of Yer
gennes, pastor OF this parish, assisted by his
brother, Father G.. b. Victor Campeau, of
West Boylston, Mass, who preached the
funeral sermon. A choir OF male voices
chanted the responses. The pail bearers
were Me1srs. Cosgriif, McConough, Muir
ply Mooney and sjtapleton. Noticeable
among the floral tokens of regard were two
pillows composed of choice flowers one
from the children Of the deceased with the
inscription, "Our Father TIE other
from Colonel +. c. Fletcher of ST.
Johnsburv with the words, " nclc
t john Inscribed thereon in purple flowers
and by which appeation he will be long
and kindly remembered by those who kne"
him and who, although differing it may be
in religious aud political views came to re-
spect him for his firm adherence to his con-
, victions OF the right. Expressions Of heart
felt sympathy for the family in their loss
arc feclinglv extended by all.-Rev. A. Ii.
Murray and wife have returned from their
carriage drive to New Hampshire The
poverty sociabie, hold at j. X. Teggart's,
} was a success. - William Quinlnn OF Albany,
n y, came to town to attend his father ;
! funeral.
SHEL6URnE.
j. S. Bingham, y. D., and w. =. Bling
4 lam of Dubuque Town, are visiting at Leo
4 Tracy 's.-Ihe corn sOciabe at the MethO-
dist parsonage Friday evening was very
, pleasant affair. Tho cash proceeds We're
. $40. 30. Ben jamin Sutton has gone to the
. Troy Conference acadeIIy to school.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Webb and James
Lawrence, esq, are visiting at Dr. W. 5.
n Webb's.-Nlrs. II. Geor, Miss A. Stevenson
and Ben jamin Harrington went to Highgato
4 Springs and Mauuam Tuesday. Miss May
: raggurt returned TO Now York Tuesday
loren con There will be special meeting
Of the Shclburne republican club Saturday
$ evening, September l., le0! at the town
a hall
P, RICHMOND.
y The following gentlemen were elected
e justices of toe peace at the recent election:
II Solomon Green, Henry elliott, S +. An
b Lrewa, W. d. Hall, Patrick Gleason, y. G..
d Fiagg and Albert stevens. The fist select
Is man, {. +. Rhodes, presided all through
- the 81 hours that the ballot box was open,
\ to the entire satisfaction of all concerned.
i SOUTH BURLINGTON.
+ Mrs. Patrick Reyes All on Of New Nork
city, who huye been visiting III. and Mr..
Edward McAvoy, returned home i = L..
George Baker OF New Haven Slea; sun
=, day with hi parents, Mr., and Mrs Joseph
~ Baker.
70 Robert Richardson, who carries on tbs
- Baxter farm, has given lis cattle stables
- horse stables, and peas q double coat Q;
- wAitewash, which, in the way Of c.clnli-
= ness and a a preventive Of disease, is a
> very good example that might lie properly
}" followed by many, or oil, farmers with geo
results.
WlNOOSK'.
- The late Horace W. Smith whose funera
- occurred Weiue-day, Sept :. was resi-
-, dent OF 50 years in WinooskL His occupa-
II ton was woosortin4, at which trade he ha!
:, served in the burlington V oolen mill mos,
!. OF his adult lie and at Que time was over
il seer of the department, man not inter
- e,ted in polite, yet Il true republican. H,
- died al the age Of 60 wears and months o
partial paralysis Rev. H. K. Edwards o
Grand Isle, assisted hy Rev. j. w. Presby
of Sarannc, y. y, conducted the service
he from the residence on Maple street
to Tho pabearers vera Daniel II. Orvis
- Clarence and Morris Smith sons o
ey the deceased aud Mes+rs. Frank b. Peck o
IN Waterford, y. Y, and W. j. Russell o
d' Burlington Singing at the service wa
nj furnished by Messrs. c. II. Shipman and II
tit u. W healer and Misses Estelie Packard an
~ Minnie Wheeler The long procession
NJ the grave at Gresn Mount cemetery includ
ay ed the deceased's shopmates in marchin
o. company. \. j. Griffin and wife ar
mt Morris S. GrIhn of Cohocs y. y, came
'oa attend the funeral. The noral tributes wer
at ing handsome eros and anchor from Mis-
Nn Angelina Edgecomb, and other fine piece
were given by Mrs, John Eastwood, Mr.;
DR.. Burdck and Mrs. L. b. Platt.
NV DR.. l.. f. Burdick has been appointe
he health officer for the town at Colchester b
lot the State board of health a meeting
ma called of the village trustees to see wha
ar action they will take as to the examlnatlo
IN, Of private and public property
mn George Ladum Of Hoboken, y. j., is q
home for SHORT visit with his father, Fran
LGdam of Chase street.
Mrs. NJ. +. Sweet and Miss c. Platt hay
lil returned from a months visit to Mystic
ior Conn.
da Mrs. George Godue, who has been visi
ith ing at White River Junction, returne
home Saturday evening.
OF MIS-. j. L. Towse of Brooklyn, n. y
all has been visiting her mother, Mrs /
the Mctirath of West Centre street, returnin
home Monday evening.