Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22

Of the Rev. Father ". j. O'Sulllvan 10
the priesthood came Sunday. The occa-
sion was celebrated Sunday evening by a
complimentary reception and bannuet
rendered him Mt ST. Michael's parochial
school The affair was planned and car
ried out by Sister Superior Xavier and
her assistants. Following the Lsnouot .
program of vocal and instrun,artal
music was rendered Father O'sull,var
made q brief address IN which he graz
ciou.ly thanked all who had taken mar,
In the celebration. He referred 20 the q
years he had been pastor Of st Auuus.
tines Church as the happiest Of his lifo
and said such occasions an much to weld
the affections that have AWAY. existed
between pastor and people The Rev
Father Eliot Of ST MichacYs College
Winooski, was present and spoke briefly
Charles Remission d.el Monday ,
home on Spring street from the effects of
shock received 10 weeks aro Tie wa,
rs years old, Il native Of Cnlals ana f..
the past seven years had bcen cm2loye,
by the United States Clothesp.n com
pany lie leaves vic and ore dauih
ter Funeral services was held Wed.
nesday morning At ten o'rioo!. Mt his lat,
home. the Rev. s f. Bloomfield ofiiciat.
ing. Burial were at East Calais.
Joseph Power. who T. over ~ years oil.
was found sunday evening In h.- rooms
al Swascy place OH Court street i'll ana
In destitute condition. \ physician was
called who treated him for dropsy With
which he Is suffering Hcvcr has been
a noted wood chopper In his day but
he'd worked little during the pas. sum
NOR and fail because Of 81 health and
had spent his last dollar for Doctors
bills and food He was too proud to call
on the authorities for asst. lance. He Is
legal resident OF Mor.towu. The old
man is now well cared for and Morctown
Will DO called uron to pay for his
support
Theodore S,aytou. a native * East
Montpelier. died SUNDAY at his home 10
Calais, aged q years. Death was due to
old age Mr.. Slayton served In Company
|. 18Th Vermont regiment. during The
civil War. The greater part Of his life
had been passed ir Calais. Funeral ser.
viccs were held at noon Tuesday at
.lie homo of Hyland Holmes In North
Ca'ais and burial was in the Short
cemetery.
Mrs. Poy Lambcrton Of Marshfeld was
III Wv" AZ % Lam 'un WHO
was ioi' "ei' -"S9 ''0'oil Id N"iuIni' anu
a waitress at the home OF A. n Blanch-
ard. will receive $4,000 as her share of the
estate Of Peter Mazolini, who died soma
time ago In the hospita! ct St Adams II
viii he remembered that Mr.. Lamberton
and Miss Nerdlni were secretly married
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'ilIie Nul'u Rot puSy'
postmaster D. u. Brown was su'hilo"eu
10 s'oh hoiiu"E H'-"' oE foSl-
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ence WIN pos 'nlis'eiS III ''e e''eS VI we
ne" h'hslahu "td'e9 where PoS'd4 saw
ihss pahhs are u ne oP'Heo january l.
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oe'ais VI 1ie WIN ;" t''at '''N ~ ''N''
can "e pa. ~ OPe! 80" "''''o"' ','''.''
AT inc eEi"IIilt u me ne" ear
peher an" heri''. - H. arc 'He Two
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mont ana Ne" lailps"IIe' ''' h'o" Il
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Gays
Inc committee on 'harItleS from Una
city council Is having ~ htre ahNie'y
over the crowded conditions AT the city
farn ana the unceaSIhg Applications lo'
admission there during the cold weather
Inc mouse at the farm Will only accom-
MEDIATE eight. Every room Is full and
several are cared for outside at the eN
rense of the city poor department Ths
idea OF charging the house at the farm Is
under consideration by this COMMITTEES
and by the entire city council.
Silas Q. Mead we'll known In this city,
died Tuesday Of old ase at his homo
in Middlesex aged IS years. He was a
farmer and wheelwright, was born in
Middlesex and had always lived In that
town A suit brought by him against
the town of Moretown over certain
boundary lines was IN county and SUI
preme courts for many years, resulting
hnally In a decision IN 1aVor OF MT
Mead
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