Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-26
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Thursday afternoon occurred the fu-
neral of Mrs. David Seymour, who was
found dead in her bed Tuesday morning
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Frank
Bingham, who resides on the William
Bass farm in East Braintree. She had
been cared for there since last spring
when she suffered a stroke of apoplexy.
A second one caused her death. She was
about IS years old. She is survived by
her husband, five sons, Christopher of
Springfield, Mass, julius, Henry and
George of Derby, Conn., Frank of New
Haven. Conn, and two daughters, Mrs.
Charles View of Woodstock and Mrs. +.
4. Sault of this place. Rev. q. Il. LAID Of
the Congregational church ohiciated at
the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Seymour. Frank and Julius Seymour came
to attend. Mr.. David Seymour is quite
poorly and Is under a doctors care
Miss Mary McCldry, who lived here
some years ago with her brother, Hugh,
died lately at his home in Gladwin, Mlch.
She was II years old and had been in
poor health since childhood. She had en-
joYed excellent educational opportunities
and was a highly cultured woman
Thursday evening the public memorial
service at the Congregational church IN
honor OF President Mckinley was largely
attended the full seating capacity OF the
auditorium being taNeu' ne uecoi "''Vi''
were artistic and appropriate. large
flag with black and white draping being
suspended over the pulpit as background
for n portrait for Mckinley. Rev. f. q.
Rainey, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
chuICh pieSiNCu' nc. 80, e. 49,,
we i@Pi9Cop"' my - ,.,,,1sad ~
the SCI IPtu.Ts' ~ w. ~" y ,I,'f W,ssca
Blanche Sparhawk and Kate Howard sang
"One Swcetly Solemn Thought and tho
uwo ia'o,it ~ ~, 'i a.. W ~ diSinG,
Nearer wy t'"u ~ ~ '' ~. 20 ~
/! IhehC -. ID 'Oi'i'"t'' 49, -
Ioralu anu N'"9, "aa ' iie IA ffai'n
anu 'o'p W '''o ene' up' ma,,d t,t"s,rotion
Ioauer "HoSe H.pt - "liI nitt9.I'.
OF the opportunities VI amer lC"" ',.'no.
SNIP Inc boy Solu'i NE "''' rnt y .
cd IN Il way thaI PROVED we HpI'' NJ 49,.
mlrauoh ana "pplcO'"'lo'i' a." r'I t',,.
'"It'l vas W H. ~ - t,,tifri dn,,aetic r.lo
tlcularIy upon ms peau'ii ul uoiiieS.S S ,'.iI
IONS ana tnV Ho,u 'l."' 't'o -. ,'ao''Ia
ow mas on 'he hearts 81 " ~ eup te't ,iS1
but great a. NV ""tiIl' ,,, - -, ~
IT was MS Erehthess WieH Io"Ni ls i i '''
race OF dedth th"t proNcH nv ni"I' NM
slVc lesson L" an Mho at"uH Ms
chtUac'er' VI W. Ni''' w. =
OF the town. Sp"he .. W ~ ~, "S
statesman ne "',Niess ~ ,,o,to,. ~, i,
until assured that the p'eSen' poiI! w.
be continued by lreSloeht i'ooseNeiI "as
great pracucal trlnu'c % Nv .,.au ,'
dents ahllily ana no more lasoIts i'Vi'"-
ment is needed 10 ms NAME man ~ ~
Cuba and the fhilpplnes' o. - Det.iao.,
esq, spoke OF the duty "hlcn Conn a''la =
all citizens to fght anarchy "h r, caus sa
the death of this great leader Inc assas
sins bullet was aimed at 'ie nea'. -.
COVE rnmcnt' WMch Is .he r,op'e, "Ho
must now defend lhe nselNes' mn, o
l. spear tHld no" ne iau t ni"a ro',ar ' -,
impressed by inc uhmis ,,a pomv ~
Mr. MchihleY ptrsohahlS, so ca. -.
the people win MN pS I, ii'''i N"u.e r so,
er, Whlch was u"u"tIeSs uu, ~ ny -",
: that he mad al"aYS pee no!ieSt anu ~,
win the pe"P'r, VII" i'u 80" 49,
dence III MN, ne t"NGtloi ,tu,iHI''''
ton was r'du Wy
the christian church, hsv, ! a, no" -
OF the BaPuSl 'huICu "n ~" fraio' a. t,' ,
KEY J. H. halh'y cI"S'" '''e 9''N'Ne "'''
henediction. 49,, -..
Thursday at frand Army nan occurr'
the seventh annual reunion oI we sur v ;
. Vors OF CO. g. tlh - ne l"eetl'ss "a.
pleasant social parties looked forward Il
= hy all the veterans "A poem on ires'uen
Mckinley was read 10y Mrs h. n. Msihs
| president OF the L. . Grant W, H. -
, whose brother was a member OF inc com
, pany. Resolutions on the death OF three
, veterans VINO oied curing thc past yea
, were ordered printed IN the 'oca, pap.
. Hll'N il'N''' '''
r following oihcers were e.ec,eo Ior tne pl'
: suing year. PRESIDENT a d iiaywaru U
: East Randolph' Nlce-pIeslue"' anu SCI ,
( tary, seymour CuiHer Oh noyai
t ton; executive committee John t'a'cn
, NJ. j. montgomery ana C"ptul'
: j. f., Eldredse OF fhhuolph' MITE
Sophia Webb, mother OF the conlpah
was present. She is ~ years old ana me-
n son, Charles ana s1h-il-Iaw IN 90
6. There We're Is in the company AM
dinner was served by the W. X, e. Amon
the members present were Fabien Dupui
land A w Kinney. Randolph: Webb Ea