Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-14
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, THURSDAY MAY ii. 1895

ter of Belmont, Moss, Monday mornine
at $3.50 O'clock. Miss Livingston left her,
several weeks ago in hopes that her health
might be benefited by the change but
| had shock of paralysis a week ago last
Sunday from which she never rallied Sh,
was the daughter of Horace and Abigail
| Gates Livingston and was born in ST. Al
bans. She is survived by three sisters
Mrs. A. s. Hyde, Mrs. F.. g. Foster ant
Miss Carrie Livingston, all of this place
and four brothers, Edward u. of ST. Al
| bans, John l.. of Long Island City, N. Y.
| William II. of Burlington and Frederick
of st. Paul. Miss Livingston, who was
a member of the Episcopal church, was
woman of many sterling qualities and 8
true and steadfast friend She will be
greatly missed by n large circle of friends
and especially by her immediate family
| to whom she was devoted. Her funera
was held on Wednesday, Rev. DR.. A. b
| Flanders officiating.
Mrs. j. s. Weeks Is spending a few days
in town, the guest of Mrs. Il. A. Sowles
Henry Tanner. aged so years. one of st
Adams oldest residents, died carly Tues
day morning of old age. He was in the
employ of tho Central Vermont for great
many years, being one Of those who work.
Ell on the road when 1t was being built
He leaves n wife by Il second marriage
and three sons, John, Thomas and Henry
who are residents of Huntington, West
Virginia.
The engagement of Miss Jessie Cramp-
ton and Albert Leach of Sheldon Is an
nounced. Miss Champion has many friends
in town.
me funeral of the venerable C. C. Brad
bury was held at 1 o'clock from his late
nome on the Swanton road. the Rev. And
rev ellison officiating. The bearers were
a. u. Wilder. Ephriam Holmes. Theodore
jackson and II. NJ. Stevens.
Mrs. Herbert a. Warren and son have
gone TO Worcester. Mass. for the sum-
mer. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Partridge.
The seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. ., Olmstcad is dangerously i'll of pneu-
mona.
Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Richardson start
next week for a two weeks trip to Kan
sas City.
A. Clinton Kent left last night for Rut-
land' whore he enters the purchasing
agents office of tho Rutland railroad.
W. T. Luttroll went to Rutland ycster-
Guy morning. where he has n position as
clerk in the car accountants office
The annual meeting OF Lafayette COM
mandery No. 3, Knights Tefnplar WINS
held last evening and these officers elect
ed for the ensuing year: Eminent COM
mander, p. ID. Nash; gencraissamo. y. s.
panforth; captain general, j. g. Norton
prelatc, Fuller G. Smith senior warden,
lJcnry Plow; junior warden George Il
claim: treasurer. Arthur L. Weeks; re-
corder Sheridan f. Perkins: standard
bearer, o. n. Kelton: sword bearer. r. H.
Perkins; warden, Frank l.. Greene: SEN
tinel, Iucus White; guards, @. W. Rurle-
son, g. +. Babbltt and T.. ]. Alexander;
finance committee. G.. w. Burleson C. G.
Austin and S. H. Danforth grievance COM
mittee. A. l.. Weeks Henry Plow and Full
Ter C. Smith
The L. V. NJ. Glee, Banjo and Mando-
lin club gave most enjoyable concert
last evening, which was attended by a
good house.
H1GHGATE.
The funeral of Miss Sybi Barr whose
death occurred the Sth inst. took place
at the Congrega tional church last Sunday.
the Rev f. ]. Ranslow officiating. Among
those present from out OF town were Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton of Manchester and
Mrs II. f. Brigham of Bakersfield. Mr..
Louis Greene and Miss Rosa Harvey were
married at the residence of the bride 5
parents the 10th inst. by the Rev. c. T.
Wilkins.-Charley Chappell has gone to
Rouses Point n. Y.-Cards are out an
nouncing the marriage OF Miss Lenora
May Sunderland to Willard c. Heffion on
ing friends in Pittsford--Miss Katie Hnk-
Icy Of Hartford. Conn. is in town for a
short time.-Mrs. s. Il. Sheldon of Shell
don has bought OF n. +. Leach his home
at the Falls and has moved into it.-AIiss
Josie Lyon has so far recovered from her
late Illness asito be out again
BNOSBURGH FALLS.
DR.. John Tus and Miss Floy C. Hall
were married at Burlington on Friday,
May s, returning home on Saturday. They
VIII make their home for the present with
the brides parents.-There was no even
ing service at St. Matthew's church last
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr. Stone and wife
driving to Swanton after the afternoon
service at Christ church. Enosburgh
They will he absent about two weeks on n
trip to Baltimore, Md.-Mrs, helen Good
speed Of Worcester Mass, has Joined her
husband and daughters at the farm of r.
". Dickinson at North Enosburgh, where
they Will remain for the STANDARDIZATION
Hall has been obliged to cancel all hia
May engagements and as a consequence
was not at ST. Matthews church last Sum
day as announced-The concretess have
finished the sidewalks on Orchard street
and have begun on Bismark street. Their
work so far is entirely satisfactory.-The
trustees have purchased knoll beside the
road of Mrs. Merrill Jefford and are eX-
cavating gravel for grading purposes.-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs William j.
Morrison on Friday, the Sth inst.-tI u.
Kendall finished his flume on Saturday and
started the electric lights and the pumps,
after an interval of four eks,.The
steam pump will be kept ready until after
the piers of the bridge are rebuilt. NJ.
Joffords Is building a wide vcranda at his
residence on Main street.-Rcv. Mr.. Gates
of Frllighsburg will preach at st. Mat
thews church next Sunday.
SWANTON.
A. w. Aseltine of Maiden. Mass. is visit
ing in town.-H. Nj. Stone has sold the
Phelps farm.-Mrs. N =. Leach thinks
of giving n musical cantata here.-Mrs,
Charles Rice and SON of Niagara Falls are
stopping at II, NJ Stones.
The high school base ball team played
the Brigham academy team here Satur-
day, defeating them by a score of 10 10 70.
The annual meeting of the Franklin
County Medical society was held at Enos-