Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

Oh Juniper island for 10 years and re-.
Gently made application for the position
as lighthouse keeper at stony Point.
Herbert Perry. who has been Captain
Guyetto's assistant, will succeed him on
Juniper island
Tho burial Of Mrs. r.. A. Worthcn
whose remains were brought to this city
from Barberton. o.. occurred Thursday
afternoon in Lake View cemetery. Serv-
ices were conducted in the chapel by the
Rev. George Y. Bliss, rector of st. Paul
Church, of which the deceased was for.
merry an attendant. The bearers were
l.. l.. Morgan. W. $. Phelps and Charles
Spaulding OF this city and DR.. r. i. liar
low Of Windsor.
i. II. Roberts Friday conveyed to j.
q. Iegault his interest in Kris restaurant
at the corner Of Main and Church streets.
Mr. 1Igauit, who has been conducting a
tailoring establishment over the eating
house. will close this business January /
and devote all of his time to tho rcstaur.
ant. He will retain the employees who
have been with Mr.. Roberts and the
restaurant will be conducted on the same
lines.
Mrs. Patrick Burns died Friday
morning at the st. Joseph'S Orpnanage
at the age Of so years. She had been
i'll for "A long time with valvular heart
disease. She formerly resided OH Chase
street in this city. She Is survived by
a husband, Patrick Burns. who is i'll
at the orphanage. The funeral was
held Monday morning at nine o'clock from
the orphanagc, with interment in ST.
Joseph's cemetery.
Among tho commissions recently
signed by President Roosevelt for pro-
motion in the marine corps * that Of
Second Lieut.. II. O. Smith. l.. :. NJ. g..
who Is promoted to he a first licuten-
ant. with rank from the End inst. Lieut..
Smith was appointed to the marine
corps. October 1908. lie is a resident
of stowe. lie received His comm ission
through the influence OF Congressman
u. j. Foster.
Charles II. Footc Of Chicago. al Office =
n the Federal Steel company has pur-
chased the Amasa Warner homestead on
Dorset street which comprises about 1n
acres OF land and is situated about three
miles from tho city commanding an cx-
cellcnt view of Lake Champlain and OF
the country in all directions. II is Mr..
Foote's intention to build a fine summer
home on the site. Plans for the construc-
ton have been drawn up.
Last might Mr.. and Mrs. {. IT.
Powers and child. Mrs. Kate NJ. Vaughn
and child and Mrs. Hattie Il. Adams and
chilli left this city for Los Angeles,
Cal Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Adams have
recently been identified with the work Of
the Girls Friendly society of St. Paul's
Church and mt the meeting Of this So
ciety last week Tuesday they we're pre-
scented with tokens of the esteem in which
they are held by the members. The party
will spend tho winter in Los Angeles, re-
turning to this city next summer.
At tho meeting OF the Bricklayers'.
Masons' and Plasterers' International
Union. Local No. 4, held last evening In
their rooms over the Boston Store, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, ]. ii. Wilcox;
vice-president. Patrick Shcehan re-
dng-corresponding secretary, T.. r.
Poole: financial secretary. Charles Spar.
row: treasurer. Peter Ritchic: sergeant
alarms, j. IaMairc; deputy. T.. r. Coon;
alternate deputy. Henry Bedard.
John Griffin, sr.. who was injured
while repairing the elevator at p. Il.
Becman d Co.'S store Tuesday morning.
died about midnight last night at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. where he was
taken after the accident. 1t was thought
yesterday morning that he might re-
cover but during the day symptoms of
pneumonia developed and heart action
ceased about midnight. Mr. Griffin was
a longtime and one Of the best known
plumbers in this city, being employed
for the past eight years by the c. s
Blodgctt company. Arrangements for
The funeral have not yet been made.
The ms allation of officers of the lJe-
brew Holy society occurred last evening
in the synagogues. Many Hebrews
throughout the State gathered for the
event and both synagogues were crowded.
The event was made doubly interesting by
the presence of Rabbi Ginsberg of Roch-
ester and Rabbi LAsker Of Troy. After
the Official installation a banquet consist
ing Of roast fowls and other delicacies.
was served. The officers installed were
as follows: President, NJ. f.. Rosenberg
vicc.president. J.. Lamport: treasurer,
Israel Miller; first trustee. D. Rosenthal.
William Dcming. aged almost IS years.
died at the home of his son, Edison T..
Deming. Il South Champlain street, Tues
day from general breaking down OF
the system. lie Is survived by one son.
i. u. Deming. OF Towanda, Pa, besides
the one with whom he died. He also
leaves brother. Byron. Of Arcata. Cal,
ard d sister. Mrs Nancy Paine az Hone
lula. II. |. Mr.. Dem!ng was IA native oi
Salisbury ana resided there up 10 three
years ago. working at his trade of black
smihng. Tho funeral was held from
st. 'aul'S Church this morning at
~ O'clock and the body was taken
on the s;la train to Salisbury, where the
burial will lie made.