Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
RICHFORD.


Mckenzie W. Rounds died at his home
on Main street Saturday morning at 5:45
O'Clock with pneumonia, with which
he had been i'll since Monday. Mr.. Rounds
was born at Stevens mills, Rohford, in
august 1So. He was the son OF william
Rounds and Fannie Heath Rounds In
1860 he married Miss Abbie Fletcher, who
died in 1906 and in July, 1907, he married
Mrs. IDA Nj. Noyes. MIR. Rounds always
resided in Richford and had been engaged
IN business for tho greater part of his
life and owned a large dry goods store.
The funeral service was held in the
Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock.-A teachers meeting was held
in the high school building Friday. ad-
dressed by State superintendent Of
Education Mason S. Stone of Montpelier,
Mayor w. ]. Bigeow of Burlington and
NJ. y. Chttcnden. county examiner, Of
Fairfax. Miss Georgia Martin read n
paper on Primary Reading; Miss Maud
Wakefield on Topography in the Grades" 1;
Miss Pearl Estey on Language in the
Grades" and Miss Inez C .wicks on
composition. In the evening tho cduca-
tonal meeting was continued in Aver
opera hail Tho speakers were Mcssrs.
Stone, Chttcnden and Bigolow and Col.
Frank l., Greene Of st. Adams. The sub
iect was IA New Vermont REPORTS re-
ccived from Ralph S. Carpenter. who
is In a Boston sanatorium, indicate that
he is recovering Frank J. Kelley OF this
place has been appointed day jantor Of
the public building at Newport. He will
assume his new duties at once and move
his family to Newport In the spring
Howard r. Wood Of New York city Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. Carl Carpenter
Charles w Brown Of Isle LaMottc,
formerly Of this place. was operated on
at Burlington last week for the removal
of cancer from his lip.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Linwood Kelly,
who died in Manchester Wednesday
morning, was held at St. Annes Epis-
copal Church Friday morning at 10
o'clock. The Rev F. Barnaby Leach Of
ficatcd. The hearers were Fred Kelley,
Frank Kelley, John Sullivan, all of this
place and Burt Otis OF Albany. N. Y,
The body was placed in the vault In
Hillside cemetery. Mrs. Kelley is sur
vived by her husband, DR.. Linwood NJ.
Kelley. Those from out of town to at
tend the funeral were Mr.. j. L. Frost
OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. KEEL
ley of Albany, Vt, Burt Otis OF AL
bany, n. Y.
The mid winter exhibition of general
literary and gymnastic work of the boys
department Of the local Y NJ CA. will
be held in Aver opera hall Friday even
ing Mt 7:45 o'clock. The annual meeting
Of the stock holders of the Richford
Savings Bank and Trust Co, will be
Miss Cordule Charron died Tuesday
evening at the home Of her brother,
Huber, Charron. whore she has been liv-
ing for the past seven and a half years.
Miss Charron was born in Maryvillc.
Que. in 1A2 Nine years ago she suffer
"a paralytic shock which rendered her
almost helpless and somewhat over a
week ago she had second stroke from
which she died She is survived by two
brothers, Hubert Charron Of this place.
and Henry Charron of Sutton, Que. The
funeral will be held at All Saints
Catholic church Friday morning at $50
o'clock, with burial in the Catholic cemc-
tery.-Neson Lamora died at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Demar. River
street. Wednesday morning from a
paralytic shock. Mr. Lamora was born
in Canada in 1880 and had lived in this
place since ne was young man. In 1852
he married Miss Rhoda Combs who sur
wives him with one daughter, Mrs. Henry
Demar and one son, Deforcst Iamora.
both of this place. Funeral service will
be held in the Advent Christian Church
Friday at 80 o'clock, the Rev. o. W.
Heyer officiatinr. Tho burial will he in
Hillside cemetery Miss Bernicc Moser
has returned homo after a three weeks
visit in Concord, y. H., and Boston.
Mass.
No matter how bad a cut or sore
you have II II Is durable IIill's Gold.
en- Oil will do the business. l94eod