Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

the Mexican and Civil Wars and is one of
the oldest living survivors of those two
great fights. lie attended the encamp-
ment at Boston last fall making the trip
alone and passed about the city of Bost on
without guides. He made the trip last
year through the courtesy of his friends
and if he goes to Denver this fall will
probably receive all the help he needs
from them.
A daughter was born July -. to Mr.
and Mrs. A. \. Stratton of East Mont
peler. Mr.. Stratton is the son of George
Stratton. vice-presldcnt OF the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company.
Mrs. Frank GunslI died at Heaton hos
pital Friday morning, after three
weeks illness. She was taken to the
hospital the day before her death for
treatment. She was 80 years of age ana
is survived by a husband and two chill
drcn. The burial was held Sunday
morning from St. Augustnes Church.
with Father O'Sulivan as the officiating
priest
Timothy kellchcr. a we'll known man
! IN This city. died at his hcmc on st. Paul
street Saturday morning at the age of
, :; years The end came srddcnlv, although
, hs has not hsen in good health for some
time. Mr.. Keleher WAS horn in Cork.
ireland. out came to this country when
n boy 20 years of age. Tie came TO this
city about "A years ago and has been
engaged in the granite business quite *
tcnsvcly ever since. Twelve wears ago
he married Miss Annie I.ivir gston of
Montpelier. He is survived by her and
three sisters. The funeral was held Tues
day form 81. Aui-ustine's Church.
L. ;,,t bo tl,..Ii
Prot d. L.. Robinson and Miss Jessie L.
Bscombc were united in marriage a. the
home of Mrs. William Hooper, TENDER
oga, n. v. Wednesday at l2:So p. IN. by
the Rev. r. L.. Thompson of Brandon, the
ring service being used. They Will be at
home on Central street after July ~
Charlotte. wife OF George A. Nay, died
suddenly early Monday morning iron,
the effects of a shock of paralysis. suf-
fored Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Nay formerly resided in Fairfax and
Nergcnncs but for the past six years
have lived in this city, where Mr.. Nay is
in the employ of the Montpelier Il Wells
River railroad. The deceased leaves one
daughter, Mrs. i. l.. Cleveland, of this
city, one sister, Mrs. Ira C. Bishop. and
one brother, Charles II. brush. the two
latter residing III Fairfax. The funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon az two o'clock from her late home
on Barre street.
Willard II. Hutchinson IS visiting Capt
and Mrs. T., NJ. Hutchinson his parents.
, Mr.. Hutchinson SAYS Il settlement has
been reached between his wife and him.
self by which he is To have onc-half of
her income during her life time and upon
her death her entire estate is to revert
to him. She is at present residing in
New York city
The st. Johnsbury Electric company
has filed with the secretary of State ar
ticlcs empowering it to purchase and sci
water power, real and personal prop
erty, and to do a general electrical bust
ness. The Rrattleboro Masonic Building
association, with a capital Of $4,000. anc
the Gadue Dustiess Flour Sitter Co. o
D Burlington, with a capital stock of $40,
t 600, have also filed with the secretary o
t state articles of Incorporation.
Miss Mollie Dewey. formerly OF this
i city was married at Lebanon, n. II.
. yesterday to William Savton. supern
! tendent Of schools at Rochester, n. II
= Among those who attended the wedding
D from this city were Mrs. IT, NJ Odell
s Mrs, l.. A. Newcomb and Miss Gertrud
3 Leland.
{ HALE X. Darling of the revision com
mittcc has gone to Concord. X. H.. t.
consult with the committee from tn
New Hampshire Legislature that recent
- " revised the laws Of that state In re-
/. gard tn the most modern system of in
+ dcxing the Vermont statutes. Stree tn
# revision committee began its work it ha