Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11

Mrs. Constance Chaussee who died ST,
| weeks ago.
| Mrs. Mary Fagga died Friday morn
| ing at 6:l0 O'Clock of general debility "a
her home. "a King street. She was a nativ,
of Canada and was rs years of age Sh,
| is survived by three daughters ana ;
son. Mrs George Francis Mrs. JOSEPH
Monta and Mrs Henry Prince and Gil
bert Fagga all of this CITY The funera
was held Sunday afternoon at foui
| O'Clock from st. Joseph's Church. Will
| interment in Mt. Calvary cemetery
At the annual meeting of the Hebrew
Holy society. held on Tuesday even.
ing in the Archibald street Synago.
que, the following officers were elect.
cd First gabai. Louis COLONY
second gabai. Louis Alpert: treasurer
D. J. Nciburg; first trustee, Ma,
Samuelson. The minor officers will be
appointed by the chair at the mex,
regular meeting.
Just - boat loads of lumber have
arrived i'm port this season for local
dealers and nearly all of it has been
spruce. About 90 more boat loads
Tho number of boats for this season
Will average about the same as last
year, when there were 90 boats. ONLY
the inferior lumber is sent here by
boat, the dressed and fine lumber all
being shipped by rail. The pine lum-
ber which comes from near Quebec
il used mostly for box making
Walter, Tie eight years old son of
MIR. and Mrs Gilbert A. Dow. died at
his home at 2a6 Pearl stree, THURSDAY
afternoon at about 2:30 o'clock after an
Illness Of less than a week He was
taken i'll Sept IS with the distempe,
which is going about the city at the
present time and the cause of death
was blood poisoning. resulting from an
enlarged tonsilar abscess. The boy leaves
to mourn his loss. his parents. brother
and sister Louis and katherine, and a
host of friasds who had learned to love
his ways. as he was ono of the popular
youngsters Of his street. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Hanlin, the wife of VIII
liam 7. Hanlin Of IS Elm street died Fri.
day morning at the asylum in Water
bury after a long illness. The body ar
rived in this city Friday afternoon and
was taken to the home OF her sister, Mrs.
William Rlondin of 70 North Battery
street. Mrs. Hanlin was a years age an
is survived by a husband and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Frank Lacey and Miss Bertha
Hanln, both of this city. She also leaves
three sisters and three brothers, Mrs
Thomas Gleason, Mrs. William Blondin
and Miss Lizzie Hanln Of this city and
Patrick and Daniel of New York city and
Edward Of Washington. d. C. The funeral
was held Sunday from ST. Mary
Cathedral.
George c. Jones, the carctaker of the
herring gulls on the Four Brothers is
lands. has given w his duties there,
the last of the gulls having flown last
week to hibernate in a more southerly
climate. Under the vigilance Of Mr.
Jones. 453 of these beautiful birds have
been raised on the island this season
The National Audubon society has be-
come greatly Interested in the multi
plication of the gulls and Col Edwa I'd
Hatch Jr, OF New York has person
ally borne the expense OF providing n
caretaker for them. The gulls. which
have been much admired, especially
when perched on the brcakwatcr, are
also scavenEers and are of untold value
in Kidding the lake Of much which
would otherwise contaminate its wat
prS