Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
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The wife Of Daniel Suter. Sr.. died ut
her home here Friday morning. Mrs.
Suter had been in poor health for n long
while. The funeral was held at the
residence of her son. Charles S. Suter.
sunday at | D. m.
Phil Smith died at his home at High
gate Springs Friday morning. Mr.. Smith
was Il member of the Jesse Jewett Posi-.
g. \. r.. and n very popular man. lie
had been sick only two weeks. For sew
er1l years he has had charge of col.
Mcigg's summer home, Baltimore cot
tagc. attending to all of Colonel Melgg' $
business matters in this vicinity. The flu
neral was held Sunday afternoon at
> O'Clock
Il. G. Morcy. an old and greatly respect
cd citizen of Highgate. died at his home
there Thursday afternoon. The funeral
was hold saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Smith. wife Of Charles s Smith.
owner of Hotel Champaign. died Sunday
evening after Ions illness with cancer.
Arrangements for the funeral are not yet
announced. Mrs. Smith is survived by "A
husband ana three children. Edwin Hyde.
son of former husba,d: Mary, wifi Of
-. ID. .Iurdtt of Pittsford; ChaunCcy, a
son living with his parents.
Bccman Donaldson. whose store was re-
certify burned out at jericho, is going on
the road and his family will return t"
Sw intor to live with his father. ssbin
Donaldson.
Mrs. Daniel Sutcr. ST.. who died Fri
day morninG, was GS years of age. she
WAS born in Arrcau. Switzerland. Her
maiden name was Nerna Walthcrs. She
was the mother of five children. all boys.
Emil born in Switzerland. now a jcweler
here; Daniel, who was a prominent mer-
chant here. now deceased: Henry and
Charles. now running the store belonging
to Daniel Suter. Jr.'s estate and Louis. q
icwclcr and miner in Nome. Alaska. The
funeral was attended at the residence of
Charles :. Suter, Sunday al / p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a. Baldwin We're
given a surprise party Friday evening by
u OF their friends and neighhors. They
are going to move to Bakersfield soon,
where Mrs. Baldwin will have charge Of
the dormitorH for Brigham Academy.
The funeral of Mrs. Frances Smith, wife
of Charles f. Smith, was held at the
Church of the Holy Trinity Tuesday at ,
p. m. The interment will be in the family
lot in the Church street cemetery.
Mrs. William McGrcgor of AlburRh is
the guest of her son. II. G. MctircEor
Charles Skcols, proprietor of the Glen
wood hotel in Milton. was in town Mon
day.
G. G. Austin. ESD, of ST. Adams was in
town Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles +. Smith
Church Tuesday afternoon at p. m, the
Rev. W. G. barnard officiating. The bear
crS were Henry NJ. Stone. Henry \. Burt.
Major l.. y. G:ullard and Hiram \. col
Inns There was profusion of flowers
and horai designs. the mementoes Of love
and affection, from mourning friends, the
church and the Noman's Auxiliary, or
which Mrs. Smith was for some time
president. The intcrmcut was in the
Church street cemetery William Reyes,
brother of Mrs Smith. living in Mas
s.na, y. y. arrived Monday night. to at
tend the funeral. Another brother, Sam
ucl Reyes lives in Virginia, and sister,
Mrs. Sarah Goldey, in Troy, y. y. Mrs,
Smith had a large circle of acquaintances
and warm friends who deeply mourn her
death. She has for many years been n
consistent member of the Episcopal
Church of this village. taking great inter
est in the work of the WOman's AuXl-
larry Of which she had been often. one
of the officers. She was a hard worker
ana made a success of everything she
undertook. She will he remembered by
the public as for many years in times
gone by the efficient landlady of the Cen
trial house in this village and for several
years last past, of Hotel Champlan al
Mauuam BAY.
Market day" has been changed from
Saturday to Tuesday.
SpNdlllbll ought 10 null0 an electric inc
from this village to Maquam docks and
Hotel Champaign, and thus give tho ISL
and people as good an opportunity To get
up To this village as they now have 10
get to ST. Adams from the lake 1t il
practically level route and only a couple
of miles.
Mrs. D. Mcdonald is moving to WASH
inston u. G.. where her son has a govern
mcnt position.
The annual meeting of the union school
district last evening was well attended
and tho following officers elected: Mod
orator, K. q. SturteVant; clerk Frank II.
Foster; member of prudential committee
for three years. Carl G. Fletcher: trens
urer, II. Il. Blake: auditors. r. O. Sturte-
want, NJ W. Barney, Charles NJ Wead.
Voted tax of 80 cents. After considerable
discussion about a site for new school
building the moderator and prudential
committee were appointed "A special COM
mtteo to secure options on some OF the
desirable sites and report at a future
meeting.
Mrs. t'1ter Grccnia, Sr.. died Tuesday at
ll.So Il. m. al her homo here
WEST EN0SBURGH.
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