Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-17
ST. ALRANS.

Guy Uadlov, a Central Vermont freight
brake man. who lived at 81 England street,
was accidentally killed at Stanhrdgc at
30 o'clock Thursday morning. He leaves
a wife ana two children. The funeral
was held in Georgia at ten o'clock Sat
urday morning.
Thomas j. Anstey WAS Sunday order
ed committed to the State asylum tor
the insane at Waterbury and last niyht
was taken to that institution suffering
from the result of injuries received in IN"
Shelhlunc wreck Mr. Anstcv. who has
been aCtinc qu"crly Of late. has been ar
express messenger in the employ Of the
american EXprcSs company for over %
years and for many years has run be
tween Troy and St Adams. He was in
that fatal wreck at Shclhurne last Ian
uarY, when four were killed and he was
badly injured. particularly about the
head, He vas laid up for several months
hut few weeks ago resumed his run
ana his intimate friends and those with
whom he came in contact noticed a
great change in his dcmeanor He has
been gradually growing worse but kept
on working until last Thursday. when lie
gave such evidences of insanity while in
Troy that the express company sent two
men hack to ST Adams with him. Mr.
hnstcY lahors under the dclusion that ne
is immensely rich and or FRIDAY and Sat
urday he was busy trying To buy mp
everything in town. Vie was taken to
darlington Saturday evening in the hope
that treatment at ono of the sanitariums
could be had, but experts who examined
him decided that the hospital was the
only place for him.
Miss Florence NJ, Sweeney. only
daughter of Mrs. John G. Sweeney, died
at her home ON Diamond street Sunday
night of consumption, after "A long i'll
| ness in the 2lst year of her age. Miss
| and four brothers, Richard j., Edward
d. Harold ana herman Sweeney, all Of
! this city. The funeral Will be held
! from St MarY's Church at nine o'clock
| Tuesday morning.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr.,
and Mrs. Julien Nciloux was celebrated
in this city Tuesday, the ceeration
| beginning at nine o'clock in the morning,
when high mass was celebrated at the
! Holy Angels Church, after which dinner
was served in Champlain hall to about
$50 relatives and friends. In the evening
a reception was held at the same place
| which was attended by three hundred
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Veilleux were the
| recipients of many gifts, including SlW
in gold.
Mrs Peter Broan and William Rrear
have returned to their home in Boston af
ter attending the funeral of Miss Emma
NJ. Brean.
| Miss Susan NorcroSs OF Derby, Conn.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, George NJ
| Hogan.
Mrs. Martin H. Chamberlin of Rutland
is the guest for a few days Of her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs Rawson Brainerd.
The death of Miss Martha Mirandi
Campbell occurred at her home on Con
gress street at 2:l0 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon in the SOD year Of her age. Mis-
Campbell had been i'll only since las
Thursday, when she caught n cold, whic
rapidly developed into pneumonia Mis-
Campbell was a daughter of Thoma
Campbell who was n noted hotel man II
his day, having been for many year
proprietor of the old fremont House
which stood where the city hall now is
She was born and always lived in thl
city where she leaves many friends T.
whom she was endeared for her man
excellent qualities of heart and mind
She is survived by two nephews and
niece, one nephew, W. n. Campbell o
kWoodstock. being with her at the last