Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ABRAMS.

The funeral of Judge Myron W. Bailey
was held at St. Luke's church F'rid "
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, where a large
congregation gathered to evince their re-
spect and esteem for the deceased. The
body which had laid in state at the
church since Thursday night, guarded by
details from Post Ilurlburt q. A. r., and
the Masonic fraternitiee was borne to the
chance by Messrs J. c. Stranahan. NJ.
Magih. NJ. s Bostwick, w. Tracy Smith,
G. II. Morton and f. w. Baldwin, the
Vestrymen of st. Luie's church, Messrs.
j. NJ. Foss II. G.. Morton, II. Il. Lewis,
George Cassidy and Stanley Gray acting
as honorary pail bearers. AS the solemn
procession moved up the aisle the organ
list Played MOnroe's "Lamentation." Rev.
w. Hamilton Benham offic!ated and Bsh-
op A. c. A. Hall read the closing prayer
and pronounced the benediction. The reg
ular choir rendered Felton's burial chant
and Rarnby's For All the Saints" and
as the remains were being removed from
the church sang Nunc Dimittis. The
north side of the middle aisle was reserv-
ed for the organizations to which Judge
Bailey belonged. Post Hurlburt, G. A. K.
was in command of Commander C. p. Ho-
gan, the Franklin Lodge. f. and a. NJ,
under Henry Bryant and IS members of
the Franklin county bar. Beside these
the following Knights Templar acted as
4 guard of honor: f. F. Twitchell, Err
nest Alexander, b. e. Perkins and George
Clatin. The interment took place in the
South Main Street cemetery, where his
son and little grandson rest. During the
funeral the probate office and all the
stores in the city were closed out of re-
spect and in memory Of one who for more
than 80 years has been an honored men,
her of the community and who will be
missed and mourned for in all religious
business and social circles. Mrs. Eben T..
# h.. nj
Der of Judge Bailey's immediate family
who was able to be present at the funer-
n, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs Thompson being
Frustrated with the grip in Topeka, Kan
Among those from out of the city who
were present at the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sears Of Richford, Hon. II
A. Burt of Swanton, Mr.. Orrs Ballard of
Georgia, Mrs. Daniel Moren of Berkshire
Mrs. Fred Hutchinson of Enosburgh anC
Judge Start of Bakersfield.
The death of Chauncey Warner OF
Cambridge though not unexpected is
deeply felt in this city which has receiv
cd so many material tokens of his phil
anthropy. He was founder of the Warner
Home for Little Wanderers and the St
Adams Hospital, both of which Chart
able institutions have received from tim,
to time substantial aid beside the gener
Gus sums given for their foundation.
Mr.. Frank Deal died at his home al
en- with the grip several weeks ago anC
on account Of his advanced age, 81 years
was unable to rally. He has been mai
carrier between here and the bay for
great many years, and his faithful ser
vices have made him respected by all VIII,
know him. Mr.. Deal leaves a wife nm,
two daughters.
The announcement of Miss Rartbo 20,
los engagement to Charles Foster wa
incorrect II is her sister Mic Maha
Misses Gertrude and Mary Y Eord
. leave to-day for New York wbenc
they sail ON SATURDAY for tho Rerm,,da.
A meeting of the St. AIbans Driyin
park Association was bald Iaat a,,ari,,,
at I C. Davis' Office and tho follouino 81
ticers were elected. Presidnut y i, ~,
: chell. first yice-presidcnt " a wittors
, second vice-president w II t,Iis. e.cro
tarv and treasurer + O. Davis. e,,narin
: tendent Of track and races ~ Nila,
, The association will he renresnntnd ~, IL
secretary next week Al plattebura,b ~ ~
, the circuit meeting. -
A. the moetinS or tbo vortr, -, C,
, Jnke,s church last ovnntrr ~ n,
Foss was made senior wnr1an 70 an w
vacancy caused nv The death % I,a -,
RniIav II q Morton was oIso 'ua 's
a iunior warden '''''>
, The wedding Of Miss Jennie Mar,-i, an
I Mr. Norman Evlos US caiohratad -, g" g.
: JuI,e,s church vasterdoy aftarnoo, ~
o,clock tho ceronnry h.irg nerfor,nod l.
n the rroon,,s father pay r. w 49, -
I'oinI Levi = ~ and Rov w Iion,t
e ION Benham. The brida ana groom wer