Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-28
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION..

pr. Alexander ThaNer Arkley, aged ~
years, "A prominent and highly esteemed
| citizen OF this village. died at his home
Friday forenoon shortly after eleven
| O'Clock after a long and painful Illness
| with Brights disease. Dr. Arkley was
| born in Leeds. =. O., one of the II chill
| dren Of John and Margaret Arkley. He
was graduated from the University of
| Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mich, when about
| q years old and he began practice in
| Enos hurgh and also practiced In Milton,
| Wcstford and came to this place a bout y
| years ago. For several years he was
resident surgeon for the Central Vermont
| Railway company and a member of the
| consulting board at the Fanny Allen hos
| pital He was charter member of
| Ethan Allen Lodge. f. & A. NJ, and also
| a member OF Mt. Mansfield Lodge, *. Of
+. He Is survived by his wife. who was
, formerly Miss Marion Mosher. one daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel, and two sons, Donald
| and Gordon. also four sisters, Mrs Mac
! Kenzie of Milton, ~ H.. Mrs. Root Of
! Lowell Mass. and Mrs. Annie Mackenzie
Of Inverness. +. G.. and Mrs. Cleveland Of
| Newport and three brothers. John OF Bar
! ton. George OF East Angus +. q. and
| Robert Of Sherhrooke. T. q. The funeral
was held a, his late home Tuesday
morning at 1890 o'clock with burial in
! Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II Roleau
celebrate their golden wedding anniver
sary Friday evening, June 3 They will
receive their friends from eight to ten
o'clock.
| Deputy Game Warden David Dema e
| was in Champlan Thursday with Deputy
| Warden Ravlln of Winooski where they
arrested Fred Dennis on charge OF vio-
| lating the fish and game law by fishing
through the ice with Jacks. Officer De-
mag, while coming through Winooski on
returning from Champlain on the Dennis
| business was met by Officer McGrath,
who looking for a man charged with
stealing a suit of clothes at a boarding
| house in that place. McGrath drove here
| with him and at about four o'clock In the
morning found A man In the railway yard
who answered the description of the per-
son wanted. Demag took him In charge
and turned him over to Officer McGrath.
He gave his name as Thomas Hogan.
Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell King entertain
ed several of their relatives and families
Saturday evening in honor Of the 10th
anniversary of their marriage. Nit
chcll King and oliver Hicks We're ma rri-
ed in Cnderhil May %, 1865. They lived
! there several years and came to this
village about Il years ago. They
were both born in Westford and eight
children We're born to them Of whom
three are living, Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mrs. Maud BeGer and Earl King. They
have eight grandchildren. Mr., and Mrs.
King received several gifts in remember
ance of the occasion.
The proceeds of the entertainment
given last winter for the benefit of Mt.
Mansfield Lodge, No. Is knights Of
Pylhias, amounted to $sO14 and this sum
has been turned over to the lodge.
i chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star was instituted here Tuesday even
ing by the associated grand patron Of the
state. Or +. r. Stoddard of Shelburne
who was delegated by the grand patron
The chapter will be called Bethany chap
ter, No. Il. The appointive officers are
Worthy matron. Mrs Mabel Bailey
worthy patron, Guy w Bailey; associa IL
matron Miss Caroene Ferrin secretary.
Mrs. Emma Barney, treasurer, Mrs
Emma Huntley; conductress. Mrs Agnes
snyder associate conductress, MIS-
Gertrude Whitney; Ada. Mrs. Donna
Hall; Ruth, Mrs hddie Allen; Esther
Miss Marion Midget; Martha, Mrs. Nina
McGinnis; Electa. Mrs. Marietta Niele
warder Mrs. Jennie Nichols; chaplain
Mrs. Hattie Post marshal, Mrs. EdnN
Remington, organist, Mrs. Winnifref
Grow.
At tire annual meeting OF the Epwortf
League. the following officers were elect
ed President, George T.. Smith; wee
presidents F. ". Cove; j. NJ. Tebbetts
Miss Fannie Rogers, Malora Barnes; sec
, rotary, n, w, Chase; treasurer, o. r.
Cox: organist. Miss Matte Cox.