Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-05

attended by large number of his fellow
Masons, who were from here in car
rages. The funeral was in charge of
Franklin lodge, Past Master -. 5. Dan
forth officiating.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Bertha Rollo, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Rollo, and Charles Foster grandson Of
the late Hon. Bradley Barlow, of Denver,
col Both young people are formerly of
this city and have many friends here.
Rachael Bill, wife of Charles Rogers,
died at her home on Edward street Thurs
day night, Her funeral was held |
the Church Of the Holy Guardian Angels |
Saturday morning at O'Clock.
Unity lodge, knights of Pythias, has
elected the following officers: e. c., Dr. |
G. s Campbell; u. c., II. w. Golden; p. |
j. V, Montefore; NJ. of W, j. u. Mcbride; |
*. of r. and S., e. NJ Blake; NJ. Of f., J. |
NJ. Thorne; NJ. of e., A. G. Shufeldt,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fletcher went to st. |
Johnsbury Monday morning, whore they |
Will spend the winter.
Mrs Alexander Burgess died at :he
home of her daughter. Mrs. II. Charles |
Royce. yesterday morning at o'clock. |
Mrs. Burgess was taken i'll on last Satur- |
day with pleuro- pneumonia but was not
considered in any immediate danger until |
very short time before her death and
she passed away before the physician
could reach her. Mrs Burgess was born
in Portland Me. 63 years ago. Her maid |
en- name was Marie 4. Howard and she
WGs the daughter of the Hon. James
Howard, judge of the Supreme Court Of
Maine. In 1858 she married the Rev. Al
cxander Burgess, now bishop of Quincy,
ILL.,, who with two daughters, Miss Caro-
line II. Burgess and Mrs. II. Charles
Royce and a step daughter Miss Mary NJ.
Burgess all of this city, survive her. Mrs.
Burgess has been resident of this city
g,,,, l. Il t-.. tttt+-
ing which time she has made many warm
friends by her noble qualities of mind and
intrinsic charm of manner, and these sin
cerely mourn her sudden death and SYM
pathize with the stricken family who have
suffered a similar bereavement 50 recent
ly in the death of their only son and
brother. Rev. Or. Thomas Burgess of
Matte n. Y. The fune raj will occur
at st. Luke's church on Saturday morning
"a 1890 o'clock.
ST. ALBANS BAY.
Mrs. Peter Little is recovering from her
recent severe illneSS.-Ii. T.. CasWcll be-
ing i'll the highest hool department will
not begin this week as intendcd.-The
friends of the missing James Kedney re-
ccved a letter from him this woei; writ
ten from Florida. Since his hasty de-
parture from home he has visited Liver
pool. Eng. thence back to the United
States coast touching at Portland, Boston
New York, Charleston, bringing up in
Florida, He is youthful traveller of A.
Eugene Cook who is rapidly improving
in health and strength at the hospital
contemplates a trip to Mexico for his
health.
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Miss Anna Morse and Miss Ida Thomp-
son gave their pupils a New Years party
party at DIR. Phelps on Monday the End.
'rhprnngnn rpCpiNGl
> until o'clock and Miss Morse from
6:30 until 10 O'Clock p. IN. Candy, nuts and
oranges were serVed.-Miss Jennie Ballard
arrived nome Friday evening and VIII
/, IJunt1Dr II pbnIns u,as coIad 70
JrnderhiI on t-ridav "a 500 Nre Nattio
Rich. who is dangerously i'll at her home
The younr neopie socIabIe at tho Rantist
church was largely attended and a fnan-
ciaI emccess Tbo ijterar,, ,,rogrnn,,rn ra,
unusually entertaininrEMr Harry T-fford
is recovering from n hard attack of the
grip.-The village Improvement sociatv
will meet with Mrs. G. Kenfeld Jan. 4th.
rives ovcrvbodv 4 chance to save money
on shoes.
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MO-> i"ON Hhi I'm Hh'
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins has been pending
several days with her daughter, Mrs j.
NJ Robb at Samsonville.-Nliss samantha
Wilkins, q former resident of this town,
died at Bakersfield poor house on Sun
day last and the funeral services were
held at the Baptist church Wednesday at
10 a. m.-MisseS Lillian Fornsworth ard
~ i Nj go 80 10 | va t ~ .,.,
to Newburyport ophiluS DECO
tole has moved from the house on Main
street owned by r. NJ. Johnson into the
tenement on River street, owned by p q.
II 20 l sn n u
ed from the same house in to one Of Mel
son, Hall & Co.'S new houses on River
street
FLETCHER.
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Iccehts'-Ile ne" lear odil at r. a.
tIt@el nan wdS wen a.tehucu- ~
Hnilth Hlt,h anu MiIc are d'.e"urhs tHe Daiiy-
Hic'! aS1oOl','o'i AZ 81 oo,lis""tH 'i'IS
Wrcn'-ituM Inn ploho ms IeS
w euhtSuay'-A,ee al peii.ei h"S rrtuiitu
from lraSoursl.-b ~ onilth mas hhlsh-
r,p,>-,,I,~
George Wood Of Barre has been spend-
ing few days at his old home.-Joseph
Wood is ON the SICK list.-Georsc Messier
and wife Of lrasburg have been spending
a few days with friends in toWn-tMrs.
Minnie Reynolds of Bedford, =. G.. has
been visiting her father f. Il. Bell
Mrs. Frances Langford and daughter
who have been visiting Mrs. LanGford's :
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. derson, went
Wednesday to their new Ome in New