Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02

ton the appraisers and administrators
inventories were filed and in the estate OF
Maria McGarghan of Richmond the ad-
illustrators account was settled.
Two customs officers from st. Adams.
Deputy Collectors Maurice Walsh and A.
T. Childs, were here yesterday and COM
pleted for the government the measure
ments of the new Vermont at Shelburne
Harbor. They made the trip across in
the MariQuta.
The friends of l.. McGregor. formerly
bookkecper in the meat market of f.
Howcs & Co., and later connected with
the local office of the Metropolitan Insur-
ancc company. and who has until recently
been in Vcrgennes, will be pleased TO
learn that he has been promoted to the
position of assistant superintendent for
the Walden Mass, district.
A letter has been received from A. G.
Whittcmorc. who with his family. are TAX
ing trip through Mexico and the West
ern States as the guests of Mr.. White
mores brother. They spent three enjoy
able weeks in Mexico and then went to
California While at Coranado beach Mr..
Whittemorc met Col. and Mrs. f. III.
Powell, i. J.. Shaw, C. l.. Miner and other
Nermonters.
Patrick Mckenzie of North evenue died
yesterday morning at o'clock at the age
of 63 years. IKE cause of his death was
n complication of diseases. He is survived
by a wife, six sons, Joseph, John, Patrick,
James. Austin and Peter. and two daugh-
ters Rose and Alice. The funeral will be
held from ST. Mary's Cathedral tomorrow
morning at q o'clock. Interment will be in
ST. Josephs cemetery.
Thomas Magner, superintendent Of the
loca, Office of the Metropolitan Insurance
company, is in receipt of handsome sll-
yer loving cup from the main Office. The
cup bears the inscription. ITO Thomas
Maoner, from the Metropolitan Insurance
Co.." and is Il prize the company offered
the Office in Maine, New hampshire
and Vermont which secured the most
business during the past six months.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wadsworth died at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Canning
of Weston street early Thursday morning.
Mrs. Wadsworth came to this city from
Boston several weeks ago for her health
Her brother. who came here from Boston,
will accompany the remains to her home
where mterment will be made. A funeral
service will he held at st. Mary's Cathe-
dral Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Dispatches from MIR. a. f.. Richardson
mention that he and his party arrived at
the city Of Mexico last Thursday and
that they found MIR Van Patten at their
| hotel in that city, where he had arrived
from cuba three days before. In consc-
quence of their unexpected meeting Mr.
Van Patten decided to prolong his stay
in Mexico for a week in order to bt
longer with his Burlington friends. Al
were well and enjoying their trip.
Word has been received by friends r
this city of the death of Mrs. Isabella
Smith Paddock, wife of the late Hiram
Paddock. formerly of WinooSki. and later
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CURED February % at the home of hei
| son in Wise. Virginia. The funeral serv
ices and interment were at Boulder, Colo
RADIO March 3. Mrs. Paddock leaves two
sons. Frank s. of Wise, Virginia, ant
Carl H., of Denver Colorado
The funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth Wads
worth. who died Thursday morning al thu
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cannin,
Of Weston street, was held from ST
Mary's Cathedral Friday afternoon a
4:30 o'clock The Rev. c. c. Delany of
ficiatcd. The remains were sent to Bos
ton for interment Her brother, Mr.. Gay
, nor. whose has been in this city for tn
past few days. accompanied the remains
The arrangements were in charge of JOIN
r. Kelley.
Oliver DeNarennes, Jr, died at 1O:.
O'Clock Thursday night at his home in thi
city of Bright's disease, after an Hines
Of three months. Mr.. DeNarennes wa
, born in this city ~ years ago ana 10
scale Works in Rutland in which CITY hi
wife Cied two years ago. Tho deceased
SURVIVED 10y four children from six to
years Of age. He was q member OF ST. 10
, sephs eociety.
;
The statement. which has been made
, that the trip of the Chateaugay to Platts
burgh last Wednesday, the 18th. was tn
earliest opening of navigation on recor
{ was not quite correct. In 1871 the steam
o boat \. Williams, Captain Corbin, cam
: over from Pittsburgh with twenty pas
= scngers on the 18th of March. and bega
her regular trips the next day. The Ere
Press of that date said that this was tn
,,, p,otts,,r,,,, dn',,a,oh a,' U'' 49, ~
o oart;es, anonir,r r.as H. 1910
To- w "
% The work on the high school annus
$ has received serious blow which ma
result in no publication at all this yea
, Photographs of the graduating clas
"a faculty and school organizations tc
II gethcr with a large number of pc
i sketches and awnings were burned
: the recent fire at Albany in the builC
y ing occupied by the Albany Engravin
Co All the manuscript is, however,
~ the hands of the board and IL is hope
h that duplicates of the drawings an
= photographs may be secured in time
- get the book out before graduation.
h The funeral of the late Oliver DeVa
cnnos. Jr, was held from st. joseph
Church Yesterday morning at 0 o cloc
u the Ri Rev Mgr. Cloarec officiating {