Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29


compelled him to give up all work he had
an extensive practice in Orange and
Washington counties. Before Barre was
Incorporated as n city he served the vii
lage MS lister superintendent of schools,
and town treasurer. lie represented Barre
In the Legislature of 1874 and was for sew
eral years vlce-presidcnt of the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust company. One
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Damon, of Barre,
survives him.
The body of capt t. w. Shedd was
brought here Tuesday morning from
Richmond, whore he died Saturday morn
ing. Funeral services were held In the
! chapel at Green Mount cemetery and bur
ial wGs In that cemetery. Captain
Shedd was born IN Lowell, and was g.
years old. Tuberculosis Of many years
standing was the cause of death. He
was prior to and after the Civil War, a
resident of this city He enlisted In Com
pany r. 9Th Vermont regiment. and later
was a commissioned officer with TIE rank
OF captain in tho 9th l.. s. colored rcgi-
| ment At the close of tho war he was
sent by Gen. T. H. Sheridan on n special
'"'Sn'on 70 Mexico, where he remained
nnti 1870. Ho was postmaster at Mont
pe"er from 1893 to 1902. Captain shodd
was member Of Brooks Post, O. A. r.,
| ana or the Loyal Legion
Or. Homer c. Drirham who b,s b,1
charge OF tho club house at Lake Mans
"olu curing the past season, was in town
over sunday With his wife he left
''u.''aS LOT Grand Rapids. Mich, and will
Sa. -SoVef'her i for Algtcrs, whore they
VI" pass IN" winter. Or. Brigham said
'iat curing 'he season just closed 7Sg
! POUNDS or trout have been taken from
Lake mansfield The largest. weighing
Two pounds, was caught by Mrs. j. r.
| 0"'l'H vi waterbury center and all the
~" caught tthS past summer averaged
| "N'r on" ana one quarter pounds each.
ANoht "]'"V hngerlinTs will be put into
! ne H"e o''oner J. Ihe club has expend-
co H."ul -" III repairs TINS year and has
nearly %'"'o now IN MS treasury. An adj
| "'Noh 10 'ho cum mousse containing 10
t'eepihs rooms ~ now being built. DR..
! h''th''H eNpe'ls 10 return there next
| SUMMER
y" an Hloriheiion MED by states At
| 'ofney Gates a. J.. Joundry was arrested
rin7N nieh' at Merriinac' Mass, for dis
| i"9"S VI n'or "aNeu property IN Worccs-
YER 'ner'n I'a'E went saturday to Mer-
40 "''uE ''e respondent 10 Mont
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wv - H. 'o"'H mas "ppoli''ed D >.
i"'''" "S "'l'S''' IRON Nerihoht to
-" "''''n"' e""' Tp""S convention 10 he
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ON."'
| al u''''' ~ "'l'r toh' uauhh'er OF
O"'N'n ! u'''T'ph' formerly Oh ms ci'y'
""o mas ''on 'e"'I'hR l"r SeNerai years
II Mi,n' 'poHS M'hn.' mas received an
ms" O." APPOINTMENT as teacher OF
I-'EHsh II 'he Sch'olS AT fekin' emma
ID" 'P."'"'''ie"' co'Hco ''"'" 'he Nill''c'c
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''rS 81 IN" Ahl' rlcah Revolution mas APP
! r""''o" MrF' - = h"''ard' MIS- w. H.
/ '"'"9"" an" MISS -h"r'h" Nd'S"i us an
III 'riha'i"h committee 10 Whofh All IN
PH''i'a can DC ri"'' re'a'N' I" the meet
fE or the S'ale chaptcr during ladies'
week. Whlch II j. uhders'"od had peeh OF
A'a'!y hNed as 'he week COMMENCING
Mondav' oc'o'er ~
liter nearing IN propa'e cour,
MONDAY bahieI liot was committed
I" the state Hospital Tor the insane
at Waterbury rs state patient. His
case has been under consideration for
several weeks.
Hundreds Of invitations had been sent
out TOR the Wcddinc Ut Bethany Church
Tuesday evcl ing Of William S. Smith and
Miss Martha A. Cutting, and the church
was filed with a brilliant and fashionable
audience. The wealth OF foliage with
which Vermont hills are now SO charm
.nS contributed profusely 70 the interior
decorations of the church. The Rev.
Stanley T.. Bloomfield was the officiating
clergyman, DR.. T.. \. Cotton acted as
best man and Miss Iiavene Quimby OF
Laconia \. H., as maid of honor. The
bride was given away by Mrs. Charles
Andrews, her mother. II. :. Cotton, G.. O.
Boylos, w. 9. BIZ, NJ. 6, Edgerton, f. II
KnCshury and X. ] l'itzserad performed
the duties of Ushers, and Misses Mary
Cotton and Lorraine Cutting were flower
girls. W. a. Briggs presided at the
organ ana was assisted by the Montpelier
Mihtary band orchestra. Following the
ceremony an informal reception was hed
in IN" chapel Mi smith has for many
Years heid reSp"hslole position with inc
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