Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09
The DEATH RECORD.
Demise of Horatio n. Drury and Mrs.
Eliza Dun.

Eliza Dun.
After an illness of only three DAYS IIo-
ratio \. Drnrv nsssed away last evening
at 6 o'clock rboro wore with him nt the
last membors of Tho Immediate family and
several neur rolativns The end was COM
lparativolv nainInee daatb beinp caused nv
rand congestion of the throat and
lungs
In the death Of Mr. Drurv the commune
| ity loses a citizen whose Mace will not he
easily filed. a man of strictly temunrate
life and of the highest nrobitv ana force
of character. he was withal of Il singh
larry gentle md winning commencement
Whenever he made a friend ne retained
him for life. His blameless private life
and his many lovable traits of character
endeared him not only TO his own fam
lily but to many outsiders. whose respect
and esteem for him were untainted bv the
knowledge of a single plarinp fault. His
was not a self-secking nature. II was not
| in the strife of public life that Mr.. Drury
shone. Though a man of sngulariy we'll
balanced mind and of sound Judgment he
never sought to enter the turmoil of poli-
tics Yet no one took more pride in the
rapid DEVELOPMENT of commercial and i'm
dustrial enterprises in the Queen city than
did he. and he was fond of contrasting the
buriington OF today win mat or a haf-
Mr.. Drury was born in HiRhgate March
therefore
His father was Abel Drurv. a small farm
or His mothers maiden name was Caro-
line TIollenbcck He was the third Of n
family of five children all of whom are
now dead A brother. Luther. served with
marked distinction in the civil war MIR
Drury, at the age of f. years. left home
to seek his fortune. He first went to st.
Adams where he was employed I'm a print =
ing office thence he went south and then
returned to Burlington. where he married
Miss Kate Isham who survives him He
then returned to Swanton where he con-
lducted a paper for some five years Since
the early '50's however. Mir. Drury has
been identified in Burlington with the
Western Union TELEGRAPH company. in
whose employ he remained up to until Il
few years ago, since which time he has
been ticket agent for the Central Vermont
Railway. Mr.. Drury was a member of
Burlington Lodge No. 100 of the Masonic
order. He is survived by his widow; a
son, f. ~ Drury, and the lattcr's family
consisting of his wife and four children,
| II. y. Drury I'd, a senior in the Univer-
city Grace. Dorothy and Hannah SAKE.
The funeral will be held from the house,
10 E,mwood avenue. Friday. at o'clock.
The Rev DR.. Halves will offiCiate.
MRS. JOSEPHINE VINCENT.
,1rs 1osonhira Remand Vincent died g.,
o.en o,rIocl, ,.cs,ordav artarnoon at tbe
homo of hnr son.in.Inw tnanide DuhannI
~, tr,or,aI o,.or,,o Sbo bod heon in moor
haoith for ,oari,. a ,,aar h',t b,d hocn con.
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Nu'S Nl,to'nt va DVi II ~ ,r tSo,
wa married 10 Feter N'Icph,, hns ~, 100.
ole auu h"spaiIu cai,c 70 i'uI ms ''li - u
leo' lfeE ce'epid'tu 'h..l e"'u'u W
dhg anniversary IN nv me lale 'I'"ol
, DE Goesnrlahd conducted the cNeIcls's Oh
/ thls occasion MI vincent uleu tHe sam
-, year. IN TINS city. Mrs M eht was al
= ways prominent IN church a1alrs ana wa
=. Tor several years member OF %. ANN
. society. or the occasion or the "th ANN
NersarY OF her olrthday' "hlch occurre'
March 10Th OF the present year, rccep
i, ton was rendered her by many oId ac
!. quaintances. She leaves a wide circle
friends.
Funeral services will be held at o'clocl
; Friday morning in St Joseph's church
i The intermcnt will be in st. Joseph