Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
st. ALBANs.

looking much better than before ths
confagration. The private car Mans
held' has also been in the shops for an
oVefhauling. The train will at once be
put into commission for the use OF Cen.
cral Manager G.. c. Jones.
The annual meeting OF Sergeant VIII.
nam H. Sullivan Camp, No. T. United
spanish War Veterans. was held Thursday
iisht IN Memorial hall. when officers
Tor tho ensuing year were elected as
ioilows: Commander, John G. Norton;
senior VICE commander, Roy A. Brush,
Junior vice. commander, George W
cleveland; officer of the day, Royal s
Nlfhbait; officer OF the guard, A. w Race
chaplain. Homer W. Stimets; trustees
barrie V. Hall Merton J. Bascom and
Ernest j. Warner. The newly elected
officers Will he installed at the regular
meeting in January.
Mrs. J. X. Duling aud Miss Mabel,
Dulng are making preparations to leav,
here about January /, for Watertown
n. Y. whore they will reside in the fu.
ture number of Mrs. Duling's neigh
| bors and friends were pleasantly enter.
tanned by her on Wednesday evening
when the hostess was presented with
| fine rocking chair. Refreshments wers
| served and there was music by J..
/ Clar's orchestra
Canton Franklin No 10. I. q. O. T.,
! has elected the following officers for
the coming year: Captain. A. j. Tenny;
first lieutenant Frcd J. Guerin; ensign,
l.. s Camp; clerk, r. q. Burnel; stand
ard bearer. Henry G. Barney.
| At the annual meeting OF Cham plain
Court. No. 4o2 Catholic order of Forest.
crs. the following were elected officers for
the coming year: Chief ranger. Fred De.
| mers: vice-chisf ranger. Or. ]. s. Brauit;
treasurer. ~ T.. L'Ecuyer; financial Sec
rotary, Alfred Marquette; recording sec.
rotary. Ernest L'Ecuyer, tustees, l.. r.
Pare, Frank Lecour and Emile Guertin;
senior conductor Charles rurcotte jun
Tor conductor Levi Brault; inside sentinel,
Ed. Turcotte; outside sentinel, G. Daus-
sereau; court physician. DR.. T. s. Brault;
chaplain. the Rev. G. Trottier.
Charles Burton Beardsley died at IN.
old Beardsley homestead on South Main
street, at S 80 o'clock Sunday morning Ha
was 81 years old The cause Of his death
was hembrrhage OF the brain, following a
lparalytic stroke sustained on October l..
Mr.. Beardsley had rallied we'll from the
shock and was apparently recovering nice
~ when he was stricken a week aeo VITA
what proved to be his fatal Illness Mr.
Beardsley who came of old Puritan an
cestry. was the son of Marcus W. AMI
Mary NJ. (Burton) Boardscv and WI,
born in ST. Adams in ISL He was edu-
Gated at the Joseph Taylor private school
ana the St. Adams Academy. following
which he served several years in the r-n-
ted States signal service corps. He later
tNG
ployed in the steel tube business for sew.
eral years. going from there to Chicago
where he held an important position with
the National Tube company While III
Chicago he was seriously i'll with scarlet I
fever, which undermined his health and |
he was obliged to give up business. Hel
: returned to his old home in this cityi
about 10 years ago and had Interested
himself in patents and inventions. Mr.
Bcardsley is survived by wife and two|
children. n daughter, Alice. aged IT, and|
Il son. Marcus aged eight years
The newly elected officers OF st. AlbansI
Division. No II. order OF Railway Conf
lductors. are as follows: Chief conductor,V
- y. T. Church. assistant chief conductor
! $. l.. Mckinney; secretary and treasurer.
= j. Il. Wiley, senior conductor. Timothy
= Holland; junior conductor, VI. b. Chase
inside sentinel. James O'Heare; outside
sentinel, George w. Wells; trustees. j. c.
Hurley. ]. A Sturtevant and C. II. cha So
local committee Of adjustment. northernI
district, ]. G. Hurley. s. T.. Mckinney
> and G. II. Booth southern division e |
~ Hayes, g. l.. Spafford and WilliamI
Rounds; legislative committee. j. Al
Sturtevant.
t EX-Gov. Edward Curtis Smith with N
family and party, leave the latter part o
the week for Camp Madawaska, Victoria
lake. Ont. where they will spend Christ
mas in the woods.
The death of William \. Caye Of Mes
, senger street. occurred at the hospita
= at $50 o'clock Tuesday mornig. afte
"A brief illness of heart trouble. Mr.
Cage who was Is years old. is survived
| by five children: son. George W. Cay'%
: OF Montreal, and four daughters. Mrs r
j. Regnier O. Springfield. Mass, Mrs
Harry c. Pfeffer of New York. Mis-
, Melvina Cage and Miss Nellie Caye
this city: also by one brother. Olive
Caye and u sister, Mrs. K. Ste. Mari
{ Of Malone, y. Y. The remains wer
taken Tuesday night to Springfield Mass
where the funeral and nterment vi
take place.
The newly elected officers Of I.akesid
Grange, No. 800. Patrons Of Husbandry
are: Worthy master. George VI. Duns
more; oversccr, Sanford Meies; steward
Clifton Smith; assistant steward. O.
Northrup; lady assistant. Miss Eva col
Inns: lecturer. Miss Lulu Rcl. chaplain
. G. c. Newton; treasurer. owen Collins
secretary, Miss Bertha Meies; gate keen
, err. n l. Corliss: Ceres. Mrs. II. Y. Col