Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-20
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF OOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
the winooslSi Valley, villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
of White River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The remains of Mrs. c. n. Hayward, an
old resident OF Bridport, were brought
here Thursday from Colorado Springs,
where She had lived for the past six or
eight years. The remains were taken to
the residence of MIR. and Mrs Darwin
Rider and was taken Friday morning to
Bridport for ntcrment. one daughter
survives. MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Eldredgc
accompany the remains of her mother.
Mrs. Hayward was first attacked with
eryslpelas and ended with a paralytlc
shock.
The hearing of Charlie Wilkinson for
horse stealing was held at the court house
Thursday afternoon Before Justice ID. II.
Moore. He was bound over to appear be-
fore the grand jury at the coming De-
cember term Of court. States Attorney
Fish appeared for the State and In default
of 800 bonds, he was returned to Jail.
MIR. Judson Wright has shipped Il car
load of merno sheep to New \ orK and
they will be shipped from there to south
Africa. Carl Church and Harley Cooke
have gone with them.
a daughter was born to Mr. and hrs.
H. f.. Bisscl at the Addison Monday"
Mrs Garcia Rich and Miss Mary Ann
Mills have returned from three months
stay in Chicago and Wisconsin.
The hearing of the State W. sumner and
Shackctt case was resumed Monday.
States Attorney f. l.. Fish was counsel
for the state and w. II. Bliss for MI.
sumner and f.. n. Button for MIR. Shat IL
EFT. The hearing was begun two weeks
ago and completed Monday and the evil
uruCc on 10th sides covers IS pagcs. 1t
was heard before Justices o. i. Moore md
w. II. sheldon, who have several days in
which 10 decide the case. The hearing OF
the case was private.
Mrs. Mary Burke, widow of the late Da-
yid Burke. died yesterday after Il brief
Illness at her residence on High street Mt
the age Of 81 years. Four SONS and three
daughters survive her, +. +. Burke prln-
cipal Of the schools at Port Henry, n. u;
Hon. u. n. Burke, late consul general at
Tahglor, Morocco; T. W. Burke OF Port
Henry. n. y. and j. NJ. Burke cx-rost-
master of Middlcbury. Sister Mary Doroth-
ga. one of tho daughters is superior of n
hospital at Portland. ore; another, Sister
Borromco, Is superior Of convent at
Rochester, y. H., and Miss Mary Burke
OF this place. The remains will be taken
to Burlington on Friday for burial.
Mrs. Hardy and two sons. who have oc-
Cupicd their residence on South Pleasant
street during the summer. have returned
to their former home in Burlington, Ia,
for the winter.
The members of Company c. Vermont
volunteers, who live here have gone to
Brandon for their physical examination
before bong mustered out of the service.
They expect tc he discharged Nov 4.
Miss Elizabeth Council has gone to Wor-
ccStcr, Mass, whore she has position as
trimmer III millinery store.
Mrs Edward Lacy is sick.
Mrs William Jackson has gone TO Bur
linstOn.
Mrs. William Latimcr has gone tn Bos-
ton, where she will he the guest of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. u. Adams.
Elsie Smith. who has been visiting in
In
Miss Mamie McGlauilin was called to
Belden's Wednesday hy the Illness of he:
mother.
MiDDEBURY COLLEGE NOTES.
The senior class have elected the follow.
ing officers: President II. T.. Lake
Vice-pi esiucnt Miss Sturgis; secretary
Miss Southwick; treasurer, c. O. Smith
II was voted to mold II class day and the
officers for it will be elected later.
Eight members Of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity left Tuesday for Philadelphia
where they will attend the annual con-
Vention Of the society. The party con-
sisted OF Stowe and Cady of the senior
class and Botsforc, Allen Barnard and
Wheeler OF the juniors, and Benton and
Stafford of the class of 1901.
VERGENNEs.
Ex. Postmaster ;oha II. Donnely was
united in marriage with Miss katherine
NJ. ' OIL bfoll NJ ~. Joseph = tnuTfn, ikoN-
bury, Mass, Wednesday oct. - by Rev
J. Z. O'Brien. chancellor of the arch-dio-
cest of Baltimore, n cousin OF the bride
Tn, BRIDE was attended by her sister, Miss
Anna Won Grol, and Daniel T. Donnelly
OF burlington was best man. The ushcr'
were Drs. VI. c, and r.. W. Won Groll
brothers of the bride, Joseph e. MOnta gu,
OF Boston and Edward 7. McGettrick OF
ST. Adams. Tho bride was given away
6y her father, Francis Won Groil, a lead
ing citizens of Roxbury. Rev Father
O'Brcn was assisted in the ceremony by
Rev. Father Kelly, an old classmate o.
NJ. Donnelly. Other priests in attend
ance were Father Whooley. Father Bar
ncy and Father Rcardon. The church
was well filled ny relatives and friends OF
the bride and groom, Mr., and Mrs. Don
nelly have gone on brief Wedding triI
to Montreal. ST. Adams and other points
before coming to this city, where they
are to reside
William l.. Berry, ono of the oldest ma
tive citizens Of this city, died Wedresda!
night after a lingering illness, agcd T
years, He was the son OF Lysander an,
Julia peck) Berry and was born in THU
city on what is known as Cataract" hill
March 10. 1921 lie learned the carpenter
tr0do when very young and assisted II
building the old city hall which was DIES
troyed by fire a few years ago, For
great many years he worked at the cabi
net and pattern makers trade, until hv
or six years ago, when he was compelled
to give up work on account Of III health
He married for his first wife Mary Rog
ers and to them three children were born
one daughter who died in childhood. an,
two sons Lysander, merchant In Crow
Point, \. y and William, a mechanic,
who resides in Massachusetts. His wifi
died about 1870 and two years later h
married Mary Huckerboom, who survive
him. Mr., Berry was a respected citze
and a good friend and neighbor. His fu
neral was held Saturday,
Fish WarlenJ. #. Preston started Tues
duy to inspect the fishing grounds an
measure all seines on the Vermont side o
Lake Champaign. He expects that 1t wi
take him about four weeks to go over tn
grounds. Already 81 permits have bee
issued. This will make the fourth yea
that Mr.. Preston has acted as inspector
Postmaster f. II. Foss is quite serious
ly i'll, His sisters, Miss i'oss, and Mrs
G. +. Leighton OF Washington, d. c., an
DIR. X, j. Severance OF Keesevile, N. Y
arrived yesterday to see him.
Rev. II. r. lie r. Grabau and famil
went to Plattsburgh. \. y, Monday q
the steamer Victor, which also carrie
their household goods. Mr., Grabau wi
preach here two more Sundays before hi
fnal departure
John H. Donnely and bride arrived her
Monday from their wedding trip. The
will live with Mr. Donnellys sister. Mr..
4. w. Coo, for the present.
Lafayette day was duly observed b
the graded school yesterday with an IN
tcrcsting programme in school house ha
There was very good attendance. Tn
receipts will be sent to the state treas
urer as a contribution from the school,
Mrs. j. j. BARLEY and son Charles i
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