Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-24
ST. ALBANS.

The 18th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Israel S. Bostwick of Bank
street. was quietly celebrated sunday
by the family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwick
received several remembrances of the
occasion which was a happy one.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary McKeaver,
who died at Waterbury Thursday even
ing and whose remains were brought here
Friday, was held from St Mary's Church
at three O'Clock Sunday afternoon, the
Rev. Father Thomas Donahue officiating,
The bearers were William Mulcahey, John
Andrews, Thomas Corners and Michael
overs The interment was in the Fair
fax street cemetery. The funeral arrange
ments were in charge of j. Lawrence
Duling.
The funeral of Mrs. Ida NJ, wife of
Taber NJ. Anderson, who died suddenly
of heart disease at her home on Ferris
street early Friday morning, was held
from St Lulies Church at 2;3o o'clock
sunday afternoon. The Rev. w. Hamil-
ton Benham was the officiating clergy
man and the singing was by the full choir.
The bearers were Henry A. Dunbar
George W. Wells. James Luke Alexander
Mcconnell. Charles f. Preston and Henri
Randall The interment was in the South
Main street cemetery, Among those from
out of town who attended the funeral
were Mr. and Mrs c. Osguod. Frank Stan
nard and Mrs. Hadley of Concord, \. H.,
Mrs. l. H. Mellendy of Jefrersonville, Mrs.
Elmer Thomas of Georgia and Blair Tho
mas of Sheldon.
An important meeting of the board of
directors of the Franklin County Cream
cry association was held at the office of
the company Monday morning, when
the Hon Thomas NJ. Deal, who has been
manager of that institution since its or
ganization some T. years ago, resigned
his position. The directors voted to
1 4
an executive board was elected con-
sisting of the Hon. Edward C. Smith,
Frank f. Chamberlin. George ~. Clatiin.
Frank |. Marvin and Thomas NJ. Deal,
which board Will direct the policy aud
general business of the association. George
ii. Clatln, who has been superintendent
for several years will assume the gen
eral duties and attend to the detailed
work. formerly under the supervision of
Mr. Deal, The directors expect that this
change in managing the internal affairs
of the institution, will be beneficial to
the patrons and the stockholders
Dir, r, J. Kendall, formerly of Enos-
burgh Falls and lately of Saratoga, \.
Y, who was this last spring elected
president Of the DR.. b, J. Kay Medical
company of st. Adams, for the purpose
of consolidating the DIR, Is. j. Kay Medi-
cal company Of Saratoga Springs, \. y,
and the St. Adams Remedy company of
St. Adams, has left his former home in
Saratoga and gone to Chicago, H., where
he has taken up his permanent residence
at 1868 Indiana avenue, and resumed the
practice of medicine
r. B, Honey, a young man from Frank
lin, who came down last week to see the
sights of this big wicked city, went down
to the Blocks as matter of course
and fell in with Mary Profit. They had
various drinks and when Honey came
out of his trance, his money had been
removed from his wallet and in its place
was a counterfeit S. bill which Mary put
in for luck. She was arraigned before
Judge Thorne Monday charged with
theft, was convicted and lined $50 and
costs of Sl2.N from which she appealed
and went back to Jail in default of bail.
DR. and Mrs, William Stanford Ste
vens will leave this city on October
for an extended stay in Europe. They
will spend the winter in Cannes and
next summer in Switzerland,
Gardner Murphy, who has been promi-
nently identified with the butter and
creamery business of the county for sew
eral years. has leased all of his creamery
and separator stations in the county to
White & Co. of Boston.
The case of Victor Stone VS.. Robert
II. Soule. charging false arrest and i'm
prisonment. will go to the jury to-day
On the completion of his case, the Grim
inal docket will be taken up 1t now
looks as though the business of the term
would be concluded with the month.
The invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Cora Lillian, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, w II. H.
| Greene, and James Arthur Graham,
which will take place at the UniVer-
salist Church Wednesday evening,
October I, at 1880 o'clock.
FLETCHER.
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