Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19

The boat has a new captain this year,
Willard g. Gorham

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willard 8. Gorhanl
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Lanou vas
held from the home on Lafountain
street yesterday morning at 1890
o'clock and was private. The burial was
made In Lake View cemetery, the bear
ers being H. j. Gutchell, Dr. G. A. Mil
Ter, A. H. Gutchell. Frank Lanou, Mr..
Delorme and Mr.. Trombley. The Rev.
c. ]. Staples OBLIGATED.
The funeral Of Miss Laura J.. Brown
ell was held from .he home of her
brother, E. F. Brownell, at 11s North
Union street, yesterday afternoon, con-
Quoted by the Rev. l. c. Smart. The
burial was made IN Williston, the bear
ers being f. F. Brownell, Chauncey w.
Brownell. r. l.. Byington and Mr.. BY
ington Of Charlotte.
John Francis Horner. aged ID years, il
months and IL days, died at the home Of
his parents, 80 Elm street, Saturday after
an illness of four weeks with typhoid
fever Previous to his illness. the boy
had been employed as a mill hand. The
fureral was held from It. Mary's Cath
edral Monday morning at Q O'Clock and the
burial was made in ST. Joseph's cerne-
terry.
Mrs. "Chattie" Johnson. wife Of Lieut..
Wait C. johnson. 18th infantry. and their
son, Charles, will he with Mrs Johnson s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Miner,
at col St John avenue. Pasadena. Cal,
during the three months that Lieut.. John
son will spend at the Vancouver camp at
Austin, Tex They have been stationed
for time at Fort Brown, Tex.
Mrs. Mary Lanou, widow Of the late
Matthias I.anou. died at her home at Is
Lafountain street Sunday evening after
lingering illness of liver complaint.
Mrs. I.anou was in the 9th year of her
age. Mr.. Lanou died IS years ago and the
deceased is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Aware Adsit, Mrs. G.. A. Miller
and Miss Emma Lanou Of this city and
Mrs. II. J. Gutchell of Montpelier. The
funeral which was private. was
held at the late home at 1890 Wednes-
day morning
An unusually large number of people en-.
joyed the first evening excursion of the
Chateaugay Saturday evening. The boat
left the wharf at $50, stopping on the out
trip at Essex Cedar Beach. Thompson's
point, Kimball's landing, Basin Harbor
and Westport. A number of passengers
stopped over at the beach and the point
On the return trip few of the campers
displayed fireworks and several Of the
cottages were attractively lighted UP with
japanese lanterns. The boat arrived here
about 1890.
Mrs. Mary Duel Jameson, aged "a years.
died Monday afternoon at the home Of
her son, W. j. Jameson, 81 South Union
street, after a long Illness with cancer
Mrs Jameson had made her home in this
city for the past five months, coming
here from Alburgh. Besides the son at
whose home she died. she is survived by
an adopted daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Wiley Of
Cambridge. The funeral was held in AL
burgh Tuesday and the burial was
made in that town.
Buel Ferguson, the 10 years old son
of A. o. Ferguson whose sleep walking
feats have given him something of a
reputation, eclipsed all of his SOM
nambulistic records late Tuesday ev-
ening by jumping out of his bedroom
window. to the ground below. a dis
lance of Is feet On that evening at
1875 his father was aroused by the
ringing of the door bell and upon IN
vestigation found that the bell had
been sounded by Buel. who upon com
ing to full consciousness found himself
on the ground to which he had jumped
from his chamber window. He sus-
tanned no injury whatever save a slight
sprain of one Of the small toes