Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-06-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER


MNNrprY TED
M~ANAH 1A0~
.Josenh q Wood for more than 20 wears
n machinist AZ tho sbons Of the Lane
Manufacturine cornnanv. died Thursday
after q brief iIlnnse with pneumonia.
aoed a VANS Docoosed vas n native
Of Nortbfiejd 10 10 s,,ryived nv a widow
and tbree brotbeys Funeral services
wcre hold Satur,J,y morning from 81.
Auc,stinc's Church and the bodv was
takcn IN Lowell, M,ss for burial.
Arraneoments have hccn made where
b, tho nov. fron 40 ,,c., v NJ q A.
| viii cnmn eor,v in INV at Lake Chazy
I, Tho AdirondocLs win association bows |
from prrlinrton All pi,ttahurrh. The
hovs viii ho ~ GAVIN ION DAYS and will
no occorn,,;oa h, Sacrotorv II p
| police The cvnorsos viii NOT exceed 50. n |
ooch opd 4, i. oynao.nl about ~ hovs
fron, this c,t,, ,,,n nntoI, the outing
,nrors re 30. hau ~ Nortnol;er Iove
.nhecrihed far tho f,,i 100 shares OF the
~ njt,i .,oc,, IN tha 1ntor.ritv Athletic
,s.noIa.;on ,ss;n,na 20 Montrciior Rarrn
wae yh,, sotrr5n,, .ftornoon about s5no
~, ~. uonn, 49, ~ r,;soJ but exnoc,e
~ 49,. !, -. en- Iorar. ~. raotino ~
,Io stoct,,o,dors e. ha ho,d IN THE c;tv
naxt Yrrii,,. n,..r,r. rrbc four nlavers
r,nr, cnnrr,on,n ,,bo i,.yo e,gpal VIII,
No ontnoiier't,rr ,o.u ar. an +heir
,.nv e. ,hi. oi., 80 n,,ot,,. c,p,os vii,
nrrho b,,, ha con,,oancai oa,iv neyt woolt
nv t,,ror,, nf NJ Er,rL Ad,pr
r,s hoid Norda, or,or,oo, ~ tu,o o.cjock
frn,o nor late howe On ccarl street tho
De- A. avi. oN,ci.,tr- Me Adam.
a;od ea ..o.r. acor ~ ;iinos,
- ,oy,rai rorth. r.i,h c,rco,ous trou-
ble She wos a dnnrhter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohr A I-irtnn nt granville and uas n
" Sonrs ia S,o mr monv ,na,e Cite
in christ church and in tho work Of tho
Kinc;s Do,rn,.,s wos y mast recent of
Af,rov;e ~ T,f,yot,o Ch,r,o,. Dourh.
tore ~ ,ho .mnrioar p,ro,ution. and vas
&c roeietr,r a. ,ha ,ir,o NJ bcr death
she is euryivcd nv nor husband nar.nts.
nno hrothor and two sisters
Articles of association we're filed On
saturday at the Office of the secretary
of state for tho DANNY Marble company.
tho c.ni,,, stock ~ which iss, nm divided
into IN sh,ros ~ en-, c,ch 1he Nor,hern
Electric con,n,nv of Burlington also filed
Saturday n certificate " reduction of
tic ~caritaI stock from 900 on To IS mn.
Ev tho vii, NJ tho ,ate Mice Jucv L
prodebau. NJ. r Nou.cou,n , Grand
,;cce NJ th;s citv is tho res;duarv Ieeat,e
of Ni.e pr,dshau ,s estate which is val
ucd AT about s75 On after 1910 in special
Icracies is pnid. OF these spocial leGa-
cins ,5o is ~ tho comm;ssionrrs Of Crenn
Mount cemetery. a. 900 70 bethany Church
and The remainder To re- 1atiyos
rho ,1or + +. Waterman Of Eratt,c-
boro and e ~ Stoorns of Johnson. who
vuro apnointed NV Washington County
Court MS auditors TO hear the claimants
"a tho estate Of tbo late Daniel T. Nc
Coyorr in their anne.ls havo hcen unable
to come 10 a decision and il is proha BILE
5, Tho court vii, anno;nt a third man. These
!, ,nncalcd claims ara in the vicinity of
81. 90.
Nv. and Mrs. G. II. More, who have
recently sold their residence on state
president of the National Life Insurance
, conp,ny. arc to reside in Chicago in the
future. although Mr.. More will still re-
tain his interest in the granite business
in Barre with which he Is connected.
. Mrs. More and children expoct to spend
n norton of the summer in the Adiron-
= dacks.
The Church Of the Messiah has unani-
mously voted to extend a call to the Rev.
Charles r. Nellman of Lancaster. Ta..
to he assistant pastor to the Rev. Dr.
J. Edward Wright for one year. COM
n mercing September ! next.
During the base ball season at Mont
s pelior Seminary which closed last week
@ the team from that institution played L.
T scheduled games, winning SIN and losing
six.
. The continuous vaudeville performance
given from two until II p. IN. Monday
at blanchard Opera House under the
{ management of George ". Wilder for
= the benefit of the Ladies Auxiliary OF
" the Y. NJ. c. A. was An artistic iinancia
success. A continuous performance of this
character was something new in Mont
pelicr. There were ten numbers on the
programme and they were given cntir'
from two I. five. from Ave to eight anr
from eight to eleven, before an audience
that comfortably filled the opera Eous'
even during the off hours from five t
eight and packed it for the evening. Tn
"a programme was as follows: Grand spec
tacular ballet by little folks, under tn
direction of George II. Elmore: the Wilde
n sextette. a new reed combination; VIII
lam Fisher in song ballads; physical cul
ture drill by 20 young ladies under tn
" direction of Mrs. W. F.. Terrill: tn
~ Bethany Church boy soprano quartette
III including the trained monkey 'Pippins''
n. Harry Weber and Dean Edison in
n comical character sketch; j. +. Leland i
electrical specialties; an act formerl
ID produced at Keith's Theatre in Bosto
r. by G.. II. Wilder presented by Messr.
10. Wilder. Fitkin and Cashen; the sclec
r. 100. grand finale. under the direction c
a Professor Elmore, II would he diHicuI
IA say which sketch or specialty WAS re
ceivcd with most favor. All were loudl
cheercd and but for the length Of IN
nroCramme and the stated time at whic
m each selection was TO come on the encore
le' would have been more numerous. Ker
ny ~ i. 1900. .,;>rol God,