Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-14
NoRTHF1ELD.

MIS-. Honora Ryan, widow OF James
Ryan who died Saturday at her home
in Montpelier of general breaking up
of the system, was 90 years old. Fun
eral services were conducted in tn,
Catholic Church here Tuesday forenoon
and burial was made in the old
cemetery. Mrs. Ryan was for great
many years resident of this town
living on tho homo farm situated be-
tween Northhcld Falls and Moretown.
She WAS n sister TO Mrs Edmund Ryan
of the Falls and Is survived b. sons
and daughters.
Herman G. Howcs, 30 years old, died
Tuesday a. m at his home Of tubercu-
losis. He is survived by wife, his ia
Their, L. A. Howes. and his sister, Miss
| Maude. Mr.. Howes was born in this
town and spent the greater part of his
/ life here. He attended the Mortified
schools and Norwich University. Later
| he resided at Waterbury. s.. Johusbury
land Bradford. Last summer his health
hogan to fail and since that time he grad
ually declined. About a month since he
came to this place from Bradford and
from that time had been unable to sit up
but little. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at tho home on Vine street this
afternoon by the Rev. Walter Dole.
! Inttrment will he in Elmwood.
st. Patricks day falling on Sunday this
iYear it will he observed by societies in
tcrestcd on tho 18TH. a fve-act drama
Icrtitlod Brother against Brother" is be-
ing prepared for the occasion the cast be-
ling made mp of we'll known local talent
The Vermont Black Slate company is
soon to begin work at the Clark quarrg
and will erect modern mill QuarryinS
will also he conducted at the Dole-Brill
quarry. Tho company anticipates doing a
LARGE business the coming summer.
Thomas Glcnnon has sold his buiidinG
lot on North Main street to Daniel Nc.
Garry Of Berlin; consideration. 500
Bort St. Denis left Monday for Fort Slo-
cum y. Y. having enlisted In the rcgula,
army. cavalry branch.
Clarence J. Robinson and Mss Mary I,
Cohurn of Berlin werc married by III,
Rev. +. W. Sharpe Monday afternoon.
Bert Stratton lost three fingers Of hi,
right hand Monday while at work ut the
Stratton snw mill
Mr. and Mrs. \. c. Bullock have an
nounccd the marriage engagement. a.
their daughter, Miss Bessie. to William
". Harding.
| hl .NiNItl'tS ! i''l'l - tIll hilIN llls 81
was afflicted with stroke of paralysi,
4 few days since.
John Joyce viii move into the house OF
, Union street that was for many year!
occupied by the late Mrs. Laura Cut
lor.
D +. Nilcmairc and family loft last even
, ing for South Carolina whore they eX
, pcct 70 make their home. Mrs. job,
2 Sheriffs Is to dispose OF her househol,
effects and go to that State IN the nca
future. Mr.. Sheriffs is employed there a
= a granite carver.
John Plunkett has exchanged his laun
dry business for the restaurant owned b.
/, Frank Carr and which has heeu close
for a few weeks past. Mr.. Pluukctt /
making preparations to open the res
/ taurint in few days.
o The annual meeting Of tho Knights n
birmingham was held last evening an
a largo class of initiates received attcn
tion. Officers We're elected and after tn
f degree work a banquet was served.
Company Z will hold its annual Easte
>, ball this year as usual.
Special I.cnten services will he held /
=, s.. Mary's Church Tomorrow afternoo
-. and evening. While not fully recoverc
>, from his recent Illness, the rector ha
sufficiently gained in health 20 conduC
-, services