Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-02
ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Cordela Warner died at the home
OF her grandson, Ernest A. Warner, who
resides in St. Adams own, rriday
morning at 4:3O O'Clock of old age Mrs.
Warner was born in Swanton over 100
years ago her birthday anniversary be-
ing April 1. but the exact year of her
birth is not obtainabe She is survived by
three sons and one daughter, Joseph War
ner of this city, Chester of Clearwater,
Mimi. Frank w. of Battle Creek. Iowa,
and Mrs. J.. f. Allen of Johnson.
Wiliams j.. Finn of Milton and Miss
Marion L. Torrey of Lakeside were mar
ried at the home of the brides uncle Nat
d. Hayden Thursday evening by the Rev.
DIR. c. S. Nutter of this city. Both young
people are we'll known in this city, es-
pecialy the bride, who taught in the third
grade Of the city school curing the past
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Finn will reside in
Milton.
According to the present outlook St
Adams will have a new industry soon in
the shape of a condensed milk factory of
the Van Camp Packing company of In
dianapols, Ind. The company has decid-
ed upon establishing factory in New
England and has visited many places In
the State and elsewhere but is very favor
ably impressed with St Alhans. If the
farmers in this vicinity will contract for
at least 1000 pounds Of milk daily the
plant will he established here. The fac
cory to be erected will cost between $50 coo
$1,000 will employ 50 hands at first. ard
will have maximum monthly expenditure
lof $4,000 The contract with the farm
lcrs calls for milk containing not less than
~ per cent. of solids. The representa-
Itlves of the Van Camp company In the
lefty looking after the affair are c. d.
Chewing. general superintendent Of the
condensed milk department; II. n. Car
Isle. agent for tho company, and j. V.
lpittemore, vice president of the company.
T.. n. Worthen, who recently ten
dered his resignation as treasurer OF
the Franklin County Savings Bank and
Trust company, has completed his
work there and leaves this week for
| burlington, whore he has accepted the
office of treasurer of the Chittenden
County Trust company. Mrs. Worther
| left Monday for her new home in
| Burlington.
Mrs. Emeline Bosely, agcd g. died
at her home on England street Mon
day morning Of heart failure. follow
ing Brights disease. after an illness
of five weeks Mrs. Bosely, who had
lived here for half a century, is sur
vived by four children, G. j. Bosely OF
| Troy, n. Y, Miss Fannie T., Bosclv
| Edward Bosely and Frank w. Boscly
Of this city. The funeral was held
at ST. Mary's Church at nine oclocl
on Wednesday morning.
The death of Mrs. Katherine Mary
(Appleby) Allen, widow If Carlos W
Allen, occurred at her nome on South
Main street at 1l:1o o'clock on Monda,
night. Mrs. Aliens very sudden dealt
came as great shock to her man!
friends. for while she hal not been in 70
bust health for some TIM yet she was il
but six days, death resulting from tin
effects OF a henlorrhage. Mrs. Allen spen
last winter in Florida. where she wa
much benefited and was preparing for
visit to Atlantic City, when she wa
s. ricken. Mrs. Allen was the daughter o
Thomas A. Appleby of Mount Union, Pa.
and was born in Mount Union. April %
1875. She was married to Mr.. Allen, jun
rs, 1899, and was left a widow on Apri
D. 1901. Mr.. Allen is survived by her ia
| tleT VINO IL NlNt-l'lfSl'l'IlA VI NIlt i ~ .
National bank of Mount Union. Pa, ant
a brother, John Applehy; by two hal
brothers. Donald and Robert Appleby ant
three half-sisters, Miss Nellie, Janet ant
Martha Applehy. and also by her mother
Iin-law, Mrs. S. S. Allen with whom sh
lived. Mrs Allen untimely death remove
n woman of many beautiful Qualities o
mind and heart. who was loved best b,
those who knew her best. The funera
was held from her late home on SoutE
Main street at three o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon and the Rev. w. Parkyn Jack
son of the Congregational Church officlat
| cd.
The death Of Mrs. John Lane occurred
at her home on the Brigham road a
three o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs
Lane died Of heart disease after an I'll
ness of hut few hours. She was borl
| August o5, 1876, and Is survived by thre
daughters Mrs. Peter Hope and Mis-
Elizabeth Lane of ST. 81. Adams and Mrs
F. y. Miller of ottawa. The funeral vii
be held from ST. Iuke's Church on Satur
day afternoon at one o'clock.