Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-09
MONTPELIER.

MONTPELIER.
Annette NJ. wife of Arthur d. Farrell,
died Saturday evening, after an illness
of more than a year of diabetes, aged
IS years. Mrs. Farrell was a daughter
of the late Joseph A. Wing. and had
lived her entire life in This city. From
her girlhood she was prominent In the So
cial life at the capital, and especially
in the Church Of the Mes
siah. where she and her husband
have. since that church was organized,
been among its prominent supporters.
Possessed of amiable qualities of heart
md mind. Mrs. Farrell had n very large
circle OF friends in this city. to whom her
untimciy death comes as n personal be-
reavtnent. She was married to Mr..
T'arv ell in 1871 and is survived by him,
two brothers. George w. and John c..
Wig. and three sisters. Mrs. Collins
Wikelev, Miss Alice Wing and Miss
Lizzie Wing. all Of this city. Her flu
hAral was held Monday afternoon at three
o'clock from her late home on Liberty
itreot. the Rev. DR.. J. Edward Wright
oficia ting.
Saturday was a field day in bankruptcy
court. r. II. Dcavett, the retiring ref
cree. disposed of nine cases. and W NJ.
Theriault. who was recently appointed
to succeed Mr.. Deavett. gave a hearing
on three cases. Tho cases to come be-
fore Mr.. Deavett were as followr: Dis
charge meeting in the case of T. w.
Pagan of Montpelier, continued one week:
Edward II. Checver of Barre. discharged
from bankruptcy: Syril Verge of North
field, discharged: Joseph Wood e CO..
Of Barre. trustee account presented and
trustee discharged; Frank McNalty of
Montpelier. account of J. n. Lucia. tr,is-
tee. allowed and trustee discharged:
Frank II. I.yford Of Waterbury. discharg-
I'd. Leonard Huntley of Waterbury,,
discharged. meeting postponed one week;
Simon a. Gogo of Montpelier. discharged.
Referee Theriault gave n first hearing
in the bankrupt estate of Lucius Knee
land of .Duxbury. No creditors appeared
md no tris: g., was appointed. +. r.
Davis of Barre was appointed trustee in
the bankrupt estate Of Alexander Nc
F',ne Of Barre. The first meeting Of
the creditors of Ira A. Pierce of Mont
pelier swas also held.
The biennial report Of State Auditor
Horace +. Graham which is now in pro-
cess Of preparation. shows that the total
acquisitions for expenses of Washington
county court during the past year have
1860 FF' '''' ''' AiA''ft 'AI ii' N
TO the State treasurer has been sS21. 46. The
expenses of Washington county Jail for
tie past year have lcen S2,S75.Si. The
cornty clerks salary and expenses, So
$3.50; Washington county Justices. So, 900
u; States attorney, salary and expenses.
E.15f40: and the expenses Of the sheriff
department have been S%2,o12.37.
The Normonters who arc expected to
80 next Saturday on the Grand Army
excursion to Minneapolis awe been no.
titled that the Vermont association at
Chicago is planning to entertain them
during their stay in that city on Monday,
August 10.
The republican city committee has call
cd a caucus of the republican voters of
Montpelier to he held in Armpry hall on
Tuesday evening. August Il. to nominate
4 candidate for city representative to the
General Assembly of 1906, and also to
nominate Il candidates for justices of the
peace. Among the republicans promin-
emily mentioned for representative in this
city in the next Legislature are II. J.
NJ. Jones and John V. Harvey.
Since the campaign opened more than
5000 republican buttons have been distrib-
ntod from headquarters in this city. The
fifth i%nstallment of 1000 was received
Saturday.
George w. Goodale, who lived with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred b.. Thomas up Worcester
branch. was found dead in bed Sunday
morning. Heart failure was the cause of
his death. Mr.. Goodale had. been in his
usual health up to the time he went to
bed Saturday night. He was &c wears
old and was n native of Morristown. The
body was taken there Tuesday morning.
where the funeral was held. Burial
was in the cemetery at Morristown
Corner.
Clarence i. I.ull and Miss Della NJ.
JIM We're married Monday morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hill.
parents of the bride, on Ridge street. Tho
Rev. ". B. Dukeshire was the officiat-
ing clergyman. Miss Celia Lull acted ~
bridesmaid and James Mcdonald as hest
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Iull left Monday
noon for Sunapee Lake, y. H., where
:hey expect TO remain ten DAYS.
John n. Harvey Monday formally an
nounced his candidacy for city represcn-
taU'Ve IN the coming legislature. Mr.. Har-
Ney graduated from the University of
Nermon in 1902, was admitted to the bar
IN 1904, and is one of the rising Young
attorneys of this city. His candidocv
meets with much favor among the re-
'"' wy HlipllS lile demo-
tfats who are mentioned as probable cam
hidates are DR.. NJ. r. Mcclure John n
scnter and A.. ]. Siblcy.
Miss Minnie Barbour has been engaged
rs teacher Of vocal and Instrumental
music in the public schools at RandoInb
and will begin her duties there the first
of September Miss Barbour is a fine
contralto singer ana has contributoa
much in the way of local entertainnen.
In this city.
Mrs. Ellen Clark Fullerton. widow Of
the late Calvin Fullerton. died Tuesday
morning at the home of Mrs. J. V. Bah
rock, her sister, whom she was visiting.
Mrs. Fullerton was 62 years old. She was
h daughter of DR.. Charles Clark. and for
many years lived in this city. Since 1854
her home had been In Minneapolis, MINI.
Sho is survived by three daughters and
two sisters. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at three o'clock from tb.
nome of Mrs. Babcock on East Liberty
street, the Rev, J.. +. Reed officiating
burial was in Green Mount cemetery
Mrs. Fullerton was always active I'm
church and charitable work. During her
residence in this city and later in the
western city of her adoption her deeds
of kindness and char it u ha ua hao,, oI.,...