Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-22

MS parents anu Two DfOtnCrS anu TWO
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.. Trask left
| Friday evening for indianapolis, Ind where
Mr.. Trask has u position as assistant
cashier in the office of the Equitable Life
Insurance company. Mr.. Trask has been
| employed in the Equitable office in this
city for tho past seven years and has
been cashier for the past two years and
a half. Tho many friends of Mr.. Trask
will be pleased to learn ot his pronoti lon.
NJ T.. Bowman, formerly cashier of the
Harrisburg, Pa, agency, has arrived here
to succeed Mr. Trask.
Miss Alba Beaupre died Tuesday morn
ing at ten o'clock of complcat ton OF
diseases at tho home of her brother,
George Bcauprc of 2i2 North Champlain
street, She had been i'll seven weeks.
She was q native of this city and had al
ways resided here with the exception of
the past two years, which she spent in
Ilncsburgh. She was Il years OF age.
She is survived by II father and mother,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bcauprc of this
city two brothers, George OF this city,
ana Edward II. of Rutland, and one
sister, Miss Lydia Bcauprc OF this city.
The Consumers leo company arc again
cutting ice outside the breakwatcr and
it is being transferred TO tho storage
house by the underground railroad The
Ice Is from II TO l. inches thick and is of
the best quality that has been harvested
in several years. Tho Consumers COM
pany have now about 500 tons Of ice
stored and will cut about 800 tons moro.
IT the weather roma iue ColI aud thar, &c
no more snow they will have a fun sup
ply 10y Saturday. The other ice dealers
are getting their ice near Cranes mills
and it is about ten inches thick There
will probably be more ice in this city this
year than ever before but the expense OF
storing it has been greater than usual.
William La1ash died Tuesday morn
ms at five o'clock OF pneumonia at the
home OF John Bcrgeron Of 81 Drew street
lie had been i'll two weeks and was ~
years of ago. Mr.. l.afash was a native
of Westford and for many years lived in
trd"rhlll. he came to this city about
hNc years ago and was one of the char
ter members of the local union Of the
American Federation Of Labor. lie is
survived by three sons and two daugh-
ters, William and John of this city and
Henry of Essex junction and Mrs Peter
Flynn Of Jericho and Mrs William
Billion Of kecsevillc, y. Y Tho funeral
VIII be held this morning at eight
O'Clock from st. Joscphs Church. The
intermont will be in Undcrhil
Thomas Ryan Of South burlington is
nursing injuries to his ribs and shoulders
as the result of a smash-up on tho Willis
ton road late Sunday evening. Mr.. Ryan
was returning home from Burlington
when carriage being rapidly driven by
four young men, who arc known to Mr.
Ryan, crashed into him. The jar caused
the forward part of Mr.. Ryans carria T. %
to be cut completely apart from the rear
end. Tho horse did not stop and Mr.
Ryan was dragged several feet lie i'm
medlat"ly mounted his horse and took
after the -four young men, who did not
stop. They had gone only about a half
mile when their carriage also gave out.
the wheels being in a bad condition as
q result of the smash-up. Mr.. Ryan will
prosccut" the mon for reckless driving
and sue for damages to cover the repairs
Cel his vehicle