Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19

continued in tho service of his country un-
til February, 1852, when he WAS honor
ably discharged, having suffered injuries
from which he never recovered, being
cripple for the remainder of his life. In
the November following his discharge he
married Miss Mary l.. Scars of Hchford,
and upon his receiving the election of
Judge Of probate in 1851 they came 10 this
city from Montgomery and have resided
here ever since he holding this Office until
last fall when he was succeeded by Judge
Otis n. Kelton. Judge Bailey is survived
by his wife and two daught tors, Mrs Ed
ward W. Thompson of Topeka Kan, and
Mrs. Eben Il. Macleod Of Chicago. his
only son, Richard W., died in Infancy.
Judge Bailey has always been devout
momber of the Episcopal church and has
served faithfully on the vestry of st.
Lukc's parish as senior warden since the
death of the late Bildad PAUL In 1877. In
1885 he was delegate to the general CON
vention and in 1895 he was made a menu
Der of the standing committee of the do
cese. His surviving wife and daughters
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the entire
city in the loss Of a husband and father
who notwithstanding his life long physi-
cal suffering never failed to give them the
tendcrest care and thoughtful protection,
The remains accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Macleod will arrive in this city on
Thursday night, and the funeral will take
place some time on Friday.
John l.. Bridgeman, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bridgeman, died at Pueblo, Col,
on Tuesday afternoon, He has been i'll
with consumption for several years past
and had gone west in hopes of regal ming
his health. His father went to Pueblo
about p week ago and was with him at
the time OF his death. He would have
been g years old the 5th of next month.
He received his education in the city pub
lie schools and before his health broke
down he was bookkceper at w. II. Ellis
store and also held similar positions in
New York and Montreal. At one time he
was a member of Co. d, V. y. G., and a
general favorite among his associates.
His remains will be brought here Friday
night and the hour of his funeyal will be
announced later.
Fred Farrell of L. j. Morton's dry goods
store is confined to the house by illness.
Tickets have sold we'll for the engin-
GERS ball this evening and judging from
their former successes 1t will be highly
enjoyable.
The funeral of the late Judge NJ. w.
Bailey will be held from st. Luka's church
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Bishop
Hail of Burlington will be present at the
services.
A meeting of the st. Adams Driving
Club Association was held at J. C. Davis
o1'ce last evening but before any business
WAS accomplished 1t WAS adjourned until
next week
Miss Charlotte Atwood fell several
weeks ago Iniuring her knee so seriously
/ that she is stu confined to her bed
The citizens will enjoy musical treat
and assist In a worthy object in attending
/ the concert given on Saturday evening 10y
the STANDARD Concert company Of Bos-
ton. The entertainment which will take
place in the opera house will be given for
/ .. To-.
The Loyal Circle Of Kings Daughters
will meet this afternoon at 2:So o'clock al
| the home of Mrs. H. ]. Watson
Mrs. stephen e. Royce, who is serious
| " III with nervous prOstr1tion, was ne
worse last night.
Rev. y. ]. O'sullivan has been in Ban
nington attending meeting Of the
knights Of Columbus.
Clarence T. Wright is no better anC
his condition Is Regarded as very serious
| CAPT Wilson of the Salvation Army
leaves soon for her new station at New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bullock returnet
last night from Burlington, whore they
have boen visiting friends for few days
| Mr.. Allurd Is quite Ill with the grip
Dr. S. ". Paige, who has been confne<
to his rooms for the past three weeks or
account of injuries received from fdl
on the hospital steps Is able to walk out
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar and Miss
Laura Dunbar are all quite Ill with the
grip.
Mics Vcrna Sunderland of Swanton Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
sherman n. Parker went to Milton las
night TO play for a dance.
Miss Florence Dutton is confined to thu
house with the grip.
Mrs. Hall Of Burlington is visiting he
daughter Mrs. w. o. Crane.
FAIRFAX.
Georg. Rurleson. son of Deputy Collec
tor Of Customs Burleson of st, Alba ns
was in town last week on business felat
ing to establishing a law Office in town
Mrs. Edward Maxiield died Jan. nth af
ter an illness of six months.-State Su
perintendent Stone will deliver lectur
at the Baptist church Thursday evening
Jan l9-Hon. Charles Watson was il
town Jan. 18th on business The bankrup
goods Of j. b. Alfred viii be sold ct pub
lie auction Jan. 25th.-The installment o
officers Of Fairfax Grange will occur jar
9th at b. NJ. Ballard s.-Deforest Learn
ard of Waterbury is home on q visit /
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Learn
, ard-Mrs. Ann Arnold was in st. Alban
, as the guest of her aunt. Mrs, II. T.. Bent
: ~. Jan. 17th.-Mrs Hubbard Pcase was i
St Adams Jan. 17th.-Page Cfford wa
dressed last Friday for the first time sine
MS last Sickness.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
There are many cases Of grip in tow
and the thrco children Of Mr.. G. II. Farms
worth are sick with mcasules. The mi
/ child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Sargent die
, Sunday and was carried to MOrrisvil!
Monday for burial.-Edward Furkee an
family from Waterbury visited Georg
, Lumbra and other relatives in town las
, week.-pr. Z. r. Brown was called t
Derby Linz last week by the illness q
Mrs a b. NelsOn.-Miss Alta Bodeil @
Newport visited friends in town over sun
day A ]. Flint has opened law chic
, IN the building owned by II. c, TillotsO
and lately vacated by f.. Mcrrun,-Mr'
:, Mary IaSe died Monday morning at he
home on East Hin from heart failure 70
!, lowing the grip. She was nearly sevent
years of age. The funeral was held q
he 10 o'clock Wednesday at the house
Misses Laura and Jessie Hopkins of Nom
pelier are visiting relatives in this place
A delegation from this place attende
the Christian tndtavor convention Il
Richford on Wednosday.-Mrs Geora
g and II. r. Porter are having their hous
wired for electric liehts.-Mrs. l.. u. Row
, ley and son visited in Richford this Weel
= ENOSBURGH FALLS.
The ladies' of the Free Baptist churc
y will serve an oyster dinner at the vestr
on Monday neXt.-The vocal and instr
y mental pupils of Miss Lillian A. Brow
q recently presented her with a handsom
u diamond ring,--'rhe entire family of Hoi