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


of illness, is again at his post of duty
The down train was late Saturday fore
noon owing to Il dcrailcd engine in the
yard at Rchford.
| John Laravco was stricken with paraly-
| sis at his home on the farm of r.. J.
Wilder. Friday and passed away Satur-
day. aged 81 years. His funeral wa !
held Tuesday at ten o'clock from st
John the Baptist Church and the burial
WAS in the now Catholic cemetery across
the RIVERA parcel shower by the
young ladies of the village was
rendered Miss Harriet Forsythc at
the home of Mrs. Charles Lanctot Monday
aftcrnoon.-Thc Wonan's Auxiliary will
I meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
J. II. Mears.--Arthur Page of 1ighgatc
Springs is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C1ishng.I. Erwin, who has been in
taken worse Sunday.
The funeral of John Laracy was attend
ed from ST. John the Baptist Church Tues
day, the Rev. j. u. McGarry officiating.
The bearers were j. j. Benoit, ID. A. Ben
oft. Joseph Benot, George Bcnoit, r. lou
chctte and Henry Lancy. The burial was
y
I.aracy leaves five children two sons,
John and David, and "A daughter, Betscy,
who lived at home. Mrs. T. Touchettc OF
this village and Mrs. W. a. Duba of
Morses Line Among those from out of
town in attendance were Mrs John Lar
acy of Cuwansville, que. A. Gendrue an,
two daughters of Mansonvllc, que, j
Lonsoy. Mr. and Mrs q. Bcnoit and Mrs
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Longey of Mont
gcm,rN Mr.. l.HracN was Il native of
Ilighgatc and celebrated his Goth birthday
last Scptemhcr.-Mr l.. S. Andrews
passed Sunday with Miss Grace Rouse in
East Bclkshirc.--.M. d. Yaw returned to
his home in Burlington Tuesday after a
stay of a few weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Yaw lie goes to Brook
luc, Mass, IN Il few days to visit an old
Wesleyan classmaic. DR.. Hale Powers
Mis-. l.. I.cavons was in town Wednesday
on her way to her home in Cambridge
She has Dccn caring for Mrs. j. W. Loav-
ems in berkshire for the past two weeks
Mrs. LeIvcns is considerably improved
\ very pretty home wedding was solemn
izcd at the home of the brides mo, her
Wodno sday evening when Miss Harriet
Forsyth ana William $. hutchinson We're
married. The Rev. Carl Peterson of E,a st
Berkshire performed tho ceremony. Tho
color scheme WIS OF white and green with
white dawes suspended. Miss 1Iawlcy of
Richford entertained the gathering COM
pany with music. and rendered the we'd
ding march from "Luhcngrn" as the I'M
attended couple appeared. After the ccrc-
mony from seven to $50 u reception was
rendered the nowly welded couple and
their numerous friends AZ the home of
Or. +. :. Hutchinson. The doctor and f..
T.. Greenwood acting us ushcrs. The deco
ations here were pink. white and green.
Those who assisted in serving were Mrs.
G. Lonctot, Misses Florence Stratton, Cora
Hart. Mary jackson of Milton, Christina
Lawrence and Lizzie Chapman. Prompt
~ ana without warming nj $50 the bride
ana groom mystoriously disappc AIRED. They
go to Boston for II few days and on their
return will make their home with the
groom : father. l)r. w. W. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson are graduate
of our high school and MIR. Hutchinson
graduated from Norwich University, class
of OF and has since been in the omplo ,
of the c. V. Il. Il. as civil engineer. lie
VIII be with them the coming winter.--Mr.
and Mrs. J. ". Beatty and daughter.
Lydia and Mrs. j. w. Green attended the
funeral of Mrs. Judson Royce in ST. AL
bans observation-disclosures Erwin died
Monday at one O'Clock and was buried
from st. John the Baptist Church We'd
nesdav He was born in Canada CT ". ars
ago Served in the army during the War
Of the Rebellion in Il New York reg mont
He leaves widow and several grown up
children.