Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

mead ana neCk-Mr. and Mrs. Gilman or
Randolph and Mrs. j. X. Curtis Of Geor-
gia were the guest Of this sister. Mrs. @.
@. Orton, September Mrs. James
Allen of st. Adams Is visiting Mrs. II.
F. seach.-Dr. Harmon A. Buck of Bur-
lington, was in town Saturday, calling
on old friends.-rhe patons of the White
creameries at Oakland and North Fair
fax have not or cannot get any money
In their milk checks for July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. TABOR have return
cd from their Eastern trip.-The republic
can rally at the n. II. l. Hall was we'll
attended w. ID. Stewart. chairman of the
town committee made an able speech.
after which he introduced Messrs. Plum
ley and Darling, who spoke about one
hour and q half.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. Sarah A.. Murphy, widow of
owen Murphy, died at her home on
Huntington street Friday morning
of dropsy. Mrs. Murphy was "a years
old and is urvivcd by one daughter,
Miss Margaret Murphy, and one son,
owen Murphy, both of this city. The
funeral was held at st. Mary's
! tNulIluy iipoi q D.oV
o'clock and the burial was in the
Fairfield street cemetery.
At the September term OF Franklin
county court there Will be nineteen
cases to be tried by jury. The court
calendar contains 80 cases, nine of
Of which are divorce cases. On the
regular docket there are 164 cases, II
being new entries. There are 43 chan
Gerry cases scheduled. The term will
open Tuesday, September II, Judge ].
VI. watson, of Montpelier, presiding,
and the Hon. c. ~. Chittonden of this
city, and the Hon. Richard Smith of
Wcst ~Enosburgh, acting as assistant
Judges.
Mrs. Ellen Kezer Folsom. widow of the
Rev. Elisha Folsom, died at the home
of her son, Henry G.. Folsom, of North
Main street, Friday night at 1870 o'clock,
after an Illness of five weeks with neu-
ralgia and other complications. Mrs. Fol-
som was born in Haverhill. n. H., and
was GO years old. In 1857 she married the
Rev. Elisha Folsom, a we'll known Metho-
dist minister, who after his marriage was
stationed at the following Vermont par
%islles: Westneld, Waterbury, Craftsbury,
East Burke, Island Pond, Newport and
Fairfax. While at Fairfax Mr.. Folsom
died and his wife came to this city to
reside. Mrs. Folsom is survived by two
sons, Henry G. and Frank f. Folsom of
this city: one daughter, Mrs. O.. c. Ami
don, of St. Johnsbury.. "A short service
was held at the house yesterday after
noon at i:30 o'clock, the Rev. DR.. C.. S.
Nutter officiating. Miss L. Adele Twitch-
ell sang "One Swcetly Solemn Thought
This morning the body will be taken to St.
Monday morning the body was taken to
St. Johnshury. where the burial took place
Mrs. A.. s. Houghton and son. Theodore
Iloughton, will lea"o this city about
october first for New York, where they
will reside in the future
John F.. Weeks. who Las ben i'll For :Cv-
cral months. is slowly failing.
Mrs. Archie c. Miner, who died in
Springfield. Mass, Sunday morning Sep
tember >, was the mother of +. A. Skeels
of this city, Mrs. Miner was born in
Highgate 50 wears ago and her body was
brought to that place for burial Tues
day. She was the daughter of Eliphalet
Albec and is survived by three sons,
Charles of Springfield. George w. of New
York and f. A.. Skeels of this city.
The death of Mrs. Mary Brennan. widow
of Edward brennan. OF Federal street,
occurred early on Tuesday morning. the
cause being general debility. Mrs. Bren-
nan was IS years Old and is survived by
five sons, Thomas, Owen and Edward of
Fairfield. Peter of Franklin Falls, n. H..
and John of Worccster, Mass, and one
daughter, Mrs. Anna Burns of this city.
The funeral will be held at St. Mary's
Church this morning at nine o'clock.