Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBAkS.

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O'' NGOH''O'
Irving H. riricll manager Ce tho St Al.
bars Beef COMPANY has severed his con-
u,ction with the cunvany, ana has Jesil.
ed IT, 90 into business fer himself in Mass
achusctts. II, ras not definitely decided
lust whcr, h will Locate.
Miss Ilarria5 l.. Sticllcs and Charles T.,
Donovan. botE of tnis city, we've married
at st Iukr's church r,ctory Thursday
night at o'clock, Us the Rev. w. iIainii-
ton Ecnham.
About TWENTY-FIVE young women were
guests Of Mrs James NJ FoSS at her home
on North Main street Friday afternoon
from ( until o'clock The tea WAS given
in Louor of Miss Mabel t. Hopkins. who
will be married nest Wednesday morning
to Mrs. Foss' SON, j. Barron Foss. This hos
pitahlc home has Icon tn. scene OF many
pleasant social affairs but none has sur
passed in the elegance Of the appointments
that given yesterday. \ delicious collation.
WAS served from small tables i'm the draw
ing room and library and those who served
were Mrs. Johu Tow Mrs. Henry Plow
and Mrs. Henry y. Carlisle. After the
lunch an informal musical programme was
given those taking part being Mrs. George
NJ Hogan, Miss Agnes Pagan. Miss Helen
{. Hopkins aud Miss Mabel \. Ellis.
samuel Miller died at his home on Mes
scnger street Thursday night between
ana 10 o'clock after an illness Of several
months with cancer for which disease he
underwent an operation Wednesday morn
ing. Mr. Miller was born in Carentevllc,
Que. s. years ago last August. He was
son of Samuel and Frances Adams Miller.
In $50 he married Maria Adams of Clnr-
cnccVllc. who with four children survive
him. The children are AldiS Miller, and
Misses Fannie. Bell and Jennie Miller. all
of this city He also leaves four sisters.
Mrs. dudley McCollom and Miss Celia
Miller of this city. end Mrs. NJ. Derrick and
Mrs. c. ~ Miller of Clarpncevine. Mr..
Miller moved with his family 10 this city
IL wears ago. and since his residence here
has been employed as a carpenter in the
central Vermont railroad shop. where he
was working when he was taken i'll. The
funeral was held at the house Sunday af-
tcruoon
The marriage engagement is announce
of Miss Harriet A. Marshall of Portland,
Me. and William Walker Jennison for
merlv of this civ but now of Portland.
Judpc II H. Farusvorth is seriously i'll
nj his home on Ferris street.
Miss CARR, A. Livingstone. who has
becn serlnuS, in since last fail. has COM
plotcly recovered her health
3 Mrs. NJ j Powers. who was in custody
at the Franklin county tail over Sunday
having L,.u placod under 500 bonds. was
released Monday afternoon. bail having
ba.,, furnished bv / ". RYAN and j. t.
NiIn I'M. b3u wnc furnished at tho re-
oucst of AIR. Powers. who came to this city
Monday.
Horar, II rornsworth died At his home
on Ferris street Manday morning 1T
o'cIocl, alter am illness of about ten days
with cong, .tfnu of the lungs. lie had been
in moor b,.I.n for several years but was
not critical, III until last Thursday night
when nc he, i,rac unconscious. Mr.. Farms
worth was Lorr in Rakerstold ~ years ago
being the SON Of the late Deacon Andrew
Torusw,r,L He resided in bakersfield
, working 3t his trade of CARPENTER until he
was 30 wears old when he moved to this
CITY and went into the marble business.
After "A few wears i'm this business he went
into Tho insurance business i'm which he
was successful for the remainder of his
life .nu.tne the last years of his life lie