Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
RICHFORD.

The Garvin building on River street
which was lately Quilted by FIRE. is being
repaired, and has been extended a few
feet towards the sidewalk.-E. D. Colver
carrier on r. F. u. No. /, and Lee u.
Woodward. carrier on r. F. d. No. 2, are
each taking two weeks vacation. A.
W. Smith and O. w. Ford are serving as
substitute carriers Mr.. Colver and fam
lily are at Gilmore pond and Mr.. Wood
ward and family are at their farm in
Enoshurg.-A. y. Kennedy and wife have
sold their home on Foundry street TO
Sarah Ellen jerks Wells, OF Potion =.
G.. for sSJo.--Miss Lucia Locke is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Eva Bedell. OF Spring
| field. Mass.-Miss Cora Bliss. Of Ran
dolph, is visiting her father, Charles
| Bliss. and sister. Mrs. f.. Fay Hopkins
Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds left here Monday
for visit in Iowa and Wisconsin. She
| may pass the winter in the West.-E. F.
Greene superintendent Of schools for
Richford. Montgomery and Berkshire.
will hold examinations for candidates for
teaching and for free tuition In second
airy schools In the high school building
Thursday and Frtday.-W. c. Crouss. who
has been visiting here has returned to
|
Crouss and children will remain until the
middle of Septemher-A certificate Of
nomination for Sheldon r. Boright as an
Independent candidate for town represen-
tative has been filed Mr.. BoriRht is the
regular candidate of the Democratic
party.-Mrs. Myron w Bailey. Of Topeka.
kas.. is visiting her brother F.. C. Sears.
Daniel CRANKY. OF Burlington, visited
nd fro
week.-Samuel Wilson is il-Mrs 8, w
Armstrong is visiting her sister. Mrs. H.
T. Hardy, at Bethlehem, y. H.-H. p.
Granville, of Mount Pleasant, Penn. is
visiting his brother, Chester J. Granville.
The Misses Dorothy and Lucy Parker,
Of Montgomery visited Mrs. J. Rirney
Martin last week
The funeral of Leon A. Dubuc. who
was killed in the Central Vermont
railroad wreck near Mortified Sun
day morning, was held at All Saints
Catholic Church Tuesday morning at
nine o'clock, the Rev. l.. r. Desrochier
of st. Adams officiating. assisted by
the Rev. n. o. II. Dorion Of Richford.
The burial was in the Catholic GENE
terry on the East Berkshire road. The
bearers were II. u. Mercier W. r.
Clark, representing the knights OF Co.
lubus r. r. Mason and r. O. Miller.
representing the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Engineers. MIR.
Dubuc, who was the fireman Of the i'll
fated southbound train. was until
about three years ago resident OF
this place, being a native OF this viii
lage He was 2S years old. and was
unmarried. lie is survived by his
mother, Mrs Matilda Dubuc. and two
sisters. Mrs. T.. l.. Yandow and Miss
Corinne Dubuc. all of st. Adams. al
though the family lived in Richford
until recently, The funeral was large
~ attended. Among those from out OF
town wcrc Mrs. Matilda Dubuc. Miss
Corinne Dubuc, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Yandow. r. A. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs
r, f. Hurlburt. Miss Sarah Duke
Mrs. L. A. Allnrd Of ST. Al,tnns Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Archambauit OF st
Adams, also T.. Corrigan and w
Schenettc Of ST. Adams. The Brother
hood of Locomotive Tiremen and En-
Rineers wore represented by f.
Lnnottc, fireman of No. Al, who es'
capped with slight injuries. L. @. Brady
w. II. Robinson. NJ. p. Harrington F
r. Mason. F. o. Miller, r. Valley and
IT. stevens. The knights of Columbus
we're represented by II. A. Bowling
H. y. Mcrcier and w. B. Clark Of At
/, Adams.
At a republican caucus held In Aver
opera hall Saturday afternoon Or. Col
umbus s. Scofield was nominated as G
= candidate for town representative. A. b
. Rowley nominated DR.. Scofeld and L
X n Parker nominated II. W. Adams. Oh
e a ballot DIR. Scofield received 81 vote
- and Mr. Adams p. The town committe
. was instructed to confer with the demo
. cratic town committee In nominating
v union justice ticket, W. Il. Greene, Ro
@ D. Newton and Luther NJ. Baker wer
. chosen 4 town committee for two years
!. c. A. Hawey was chairman OF the eau
= Gus and M J. Maloney was clerk