Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-27
ST, ALBANS.


The body of Miss Margaret Murphy,
VINO died at n hospital in Holyoke. Mass,
January 10. was brought here Thursday
and the funeral was held at st. Mary's
Church Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Miss Murphy was SO years old and a
daughter of the late John Murphy.
Charles n. Dobey aged 90 years. died
at the home of his fathcr-in-lnw. II.
Bolvin. of Farrar street Thursday morn
Ing at eleven o'clock. Mr.. pobey's home
for fifteen years had been in Worcester.
Mass, though he lived In this city foY
many years lie is survived by his wife.
Melvina CBolvim Dobey. The funeral
was held at Holy Angels Church
Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Probation Officer c. l.. Hogan SUR
rendered Rose 1Beaupre) Gokey Fri
day for violation Of the terms of her re-
lease and she was taken to Rutland
to serve six moaths in The House Of
Correction for keeping Intoxicating Ii
ouor with intent to sell.
Word has been received in this city |
Of the death Of Alva George, at the |
home of his son in Albuquerque New |
Mexico, January IL. The body was taken |
to Colorado Springs. Colo, for burial |
Mr.. George was foreman Of the engine |
house Of the Central Vermont railway |
but left here about twenty years ago.
The body of cyrus Jorc Of Milton.
who died while at the homo of his
daughter, Mrs NJ. Domey. Saturday. was
taken to Milton Monday morning where
the funeral took place at St AIMS
Church at $50 o'clock. Mr.. Jore was
| born in st. Antoine que" May II. 1920,
| and was therefore nearly 30 years old.
| The condition Of Miss Dorothea Is.
Smith, daughter of cX-Gov. and Mrs.
| Edward Curtis Smith. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in Boston last
week, is very comfortable.
| Tho annual meeting of the seventh
Masonic district was held with Franklin
Lodge, No. 4. +. & A. NJ. in this city
Tuesday. the attendance being about
| 200 Among the prominent Masons present
were Grand Lecturer Charles II.
Darli.y of burlington and Deputy
Grand Master f. II. Brown of Enosburg
Falls Representatives were present from
Lamoille Lodge. Fairfax; Missisquoi,
Richford; Seventy-six, swanton Haswell,
Sheldon; Frontier Franklin; Lincoln,
Enos burg Falls; Barnes, bakersfield. and
Eagle of Fairfield.
William Moore, aged s. years. died at
Ing after an illness Of only a few days
as the result of a fall on the sid walk.
He is survived by one son. George Moore
and two daughters, Miss Mary Moore
and Mrs. Henry Bell, all of this city
For many years Mr. Moore was employ cd
in the ST. Adams foundry The funeral
will be held at St. Luke's Church this
afternoon at two o'clock.
81 ~.
Ernest Bartlett died Tuesday morning
Of bronchial pneumonia ana the funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon. the Rev.
Il. F. Lowe officiating.
Judge n n. Post of the city court. an
nounced Tuesday in the case Of State
VS.. l.. NJ. Neibcrg, charged with refus-
Ing to assist an officer in an arrest and
with resisting an officer, that the re-
spondent was held in the sum of 500
. for appearance at the March term of
: county court Bail was furnished.
St. Adams people will be Interested to
, know of the wedding Of Mrs Marion
Duncan of Winthrop. Mass. and Charles
H. McGettrlck of Boston. formerly of ST,
: Adams. which took place at Winthrop
} Wednesday. Jan. ~. The bride was at
tended by Miss Agnes v Rourke of Cam
. McGettrick, brother OF the groom. After
a short wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Me
g Gettrick will be at home at II Sea Foam
1 avenue. Winthrop.
!. Word was received in this city yester
t day morning of the death Of George W
s Champion of Bank street, who with Mrs
e Champion, had been spending the wintc
y in Boston. He had been i'll some tim'
8 h,,t hptta nIp on ia nsr,
D.; when he was stricken with pneumoni;
i from which he died Tuesday night n
'. $50 O'Clock. The funeral and burial vii
: take place In West Acton. Mass Mr.
A. Champion was son of William {;
Champion and was born in FRANKLIN
e July Is. 1882 and was therefore - year
>. old. For many years he was a memhe
n Of the Arm Of Hosmer Champion
y Hammond. Boston. and previous to en-
r. tering business In Boston spent some tim
r. in the gold fields OF California. In lSS'
y he came to this city to reside afte
N retiring from active business, and pun
chased what was known as the STREE
W residence which his estate still own.
re At one time Mr.. Champion was presider
Is Of the Franklin County Creamery as
Re ISOLATION. He Is survived by his wifi,
l. Mrs. Tstella NJ. (WrighO Cramptol
e whom he married In West Acton In 1S7
10 and five children, three daughters. Mis-
m Susan c. Champion Of Tacoma Wash
Mrs. A. Wellesley Coote OF Boston an
~ Mrs. n. Allen Goodspeed OF this cit,
IN and two sons, Edward and A-thu
err Champion OF Boston: also one hrotho
~ Charles A.. Champion Of East Swanton
&c very pretty wedding took place, q
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John {
n Boyce OF Diamond street yesterday q
at ternoon at three o'clock. when the
L daughter, Miss Nellie Boyco. becan
Sc the bride of l.. Conway Lcavens
nc Hardwck, son OF the Hon. and Mrs
sh Leavens. OF Cambridge. The ccrelnor
ne was performed by the Rev Ralph
ly Lowe and was Witnessed only by u
re families, and very few friends. TT
bride was becomingly attired In ligl
ny blue gown and wore a large black ha
's- She was attended by her little eiato
d. Mildred Royce. who acted as ring hea
en- err. and three little flower girls, Kathe
IA Inc kendrick OF Providence, II. l.. AZ
'"' Adeline Cutting of Cambridge. niecos
&c the bride and Muriel Button. Miss Ed
as Royce played the Bridal Chorus fro
'or "Lohengr!n." Mr.. and Mrs, I.eavens IL
d. on the eight O'Clock train for a weddil
u trip after which they will go to liar
en- wick to reside. Those who attended I
zen wedding from out OF the city were Nj
10 John L.. Kendrick OF Providence. r.
ieu Mrs. Albert Cutting and daughter Ad
line, and Mrs. Leavens, mother of t
groom, OF Cambridge.