Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
RICHLIOND.

DR.. George Rhoads, who has been the
guest Of his father, C. p. Rhoads, for SOW
cral days, has returned to his home IN
Springfield. Mass.-The funeral of the late
Thomas Kelley, who died in Goldfieli,
New. Tuesday, November 6. WIS held
from the Church Of Our Lady of tho Ro-
sarv Wednesday morning at $50 o clock
Miss Nary O'Eeill returned to her home
IN Waterbury Monday morning after q
few days stay with friends in toNn.-1'he
Rev. Father Cahtll of Waterbury, onciatei
At the Church Of our Lady of the ltosarv
Sunday o~ir,- to the Illness Of the pastor
the Rev. 4. J. Glynn.-Ferdin1nd Perras
of Barre was recently the guest OF friends
In TOWN.. 8. Walker LETT Sunday for
Boston on n business trp.-Frank Clrch
AMI Stanley Berry, who are attending
school at Goddard Seminary in Barre, were
the guests of MI Ulrichs parents Mr..
and Mrs Frank rlrich over Surday.-Miss
Jose phine Gleason has returned to Bur
llngton after a short stay at her home
hcra.-Miss Margaret Mccoy. who has
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs W. s
Freeman, for several days, has retur'ed
to her home IN Burlington.
The funeral of the late Thomas Kel-
lev. who died In Goldheld, Nevada, on
Tuesday. November 6. with pneumonia
vas held from the Church Of Our Lady
of the Rosary Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock The Rev. p. J. O'Nenl Of North
field orf!ciated assisted by the pastor,
me Rev A. J. Glynn, The Catholic Order
of Foresters Of which the deceased was
a member had charge of the funeral ar
rancements and attended in a body. The
hearers were: Thomas Ryan, John Don
/ ahue, John Mahoney, Francis Grace Ed
| ward McGarEham ami Robert Etrry.
The floral tributes were many aud beaut!-
full, pillows bong given by the {. .. h.,
and employees of the Richmond Underwear
company The deceased was - years of
age and was born III this town and re
sided here until a year ago, lie leaves
besides mother, two unclea. Among
those from out Of town to attend the
| funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
q Nenl, MI. and Mrs James Brien,
the Misses Theresa and Agnes Haley,
Maggie O'Neil, Mamie keefe and the
Messers. Julian Ryan, George O'Brien,
John Keefe and John Ryan Of Wat
crbury Nrs y alter of St. Adams, John
HAT, Miss B. Mckenzie and Nellie Hart
Of Charlotte and Matthew Burke OF Gold
lueld, Nevada.-Mrs. Fred Gleason of
E.attlcborO is the guest of her sister
Mrs Sarah Mason.--Mrs Ailnes OBrien
las returned from a short stay at hel
home in Burlington.-MSs Jessie Tucker
OF st. Johnsbury is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Kenyon.-G. j. Clifford OF
Starksboro, formerly of this town. was
recently visitor In town,-Aiss Gracs
Greene Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Frazier in Montpelier was a. Wis
itor in town yesterday.--Mrs Sarah Rus
FELL OF Burlington was a isitor in towr
yesterday.--M Mary Ryan has finished
work at the underwear factory and re
turned to her home in Brattleboro- Miss
Rose O. Brien of Waterbury is vlsitns
friends in town.-Thomas Ryan and Fred
Butler have purchased of E. A. George
his blacksmith shop on Main street
Mrs. simpson and daughter OF Burling
ton are the guests of her sister, Mrs
Charles Bessett.-The funeral of William
Thompson. formerly OF this town, wa,
held from his late home at AZ King stree
in Burlington Wednesday morning will
, burial In the family lot In the old GENE
tery.-Miss Katherine Kennedy has close,
a successful term OF school in Bolton an,
returned to her home for three weeks
lodge of +. and o.. Nj, attended the regu
lar meeting OF the chapter IN Waterbur,
last evening Miss Josephine Terrien
who has been the guest Of her PARENTS