Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER

pharmacists from the class who took the
examinations at the state House January
T. This class was made up OF seven
candidates. and those tina, passed wer.
Thomas H. Barkley o. vergcnnes L. G.
Smith of East FIardwlc lt. and Roy w
Chase Of Barre.
Moses =. Morcy, one Of the oldest and
best known French residents OF the city,
died late Thursday night. aged 70 years.
lis funeral was held Monday morning
at eight o'clock from s.. Auguatinc's
Church and burial was IN the Catholi.
cemetery. Mr.. Morey was born in Que
bee, but had lived in this city since lsC.
He is survived by his wife. who was
Miss Julia Felix of Montpelier Six chill
dren were born to them. but all have
died. Mr.. Morcy was a blacksmith by
trade. BY fortunate Investments In real
estate many years ago he accumulated a
large property. The death % Mr.. Morey
leaves only six couples in Montpelier
who have been married moro than -
| years.
An cverdotc OF Iaudanuin. taken to fo-
! lievc pain. caused the death Of Orlando
w Harvey Friday. Deceased Was 81
| years old. He was born in Eas: Mont
| pelieT and was for many FEARS a wei,
| known trainer MD driver &C horses. His
| funoral was held Saturday afternoon from
the home of Mrs {. II. Woods. his
daughter. on Barre street and burial
was in the Cutter cemetery in East
| Montpelier
a. c. Stone, q well known jeweler IF
this city, died Saturday morning of
heart failure while reading a newspaper
ut his home on Winter street. Mr.. Stone
had been i'll since the holidays with me
grip but his condition was not considered
serious He was born in Claremont. ~
| H.. and was IS years old. t!e came to
Montpelier in 1858 and for more than u
quarter OF century had been ore OF
the reliable business :ncn Of the city. He
! IS survived by widow and one Gaush
| ter. His funeral was held from his late
home Tuesday afternoon.
q fire. in the basement Of 4. II. Temples
| d,y goods store late Saturday night
threatened the destruction OF the Union
block and damaged by smoke and water.
Goods in the basement 20 the value of
$3.50 or more. The nreren were
hamrorea by the cold weather. the
tcrnporatrirc being 20 degrees below zero.
lli; thcr confined the blaze 30 tie room
in which t: originated. The fire IS supposed
to have been caused By o.cc,..c light
/ wires.
a suil for 5000 damages was brought
saturday ~ Levi O. Wilder CT Middle
sex against the Vermont Power & Light
ing company FOR alleged DAMAGES 10 the
land OF the pialhtl1 caused ny the water
from the dam OF 'he defendant company
flooding about 40 acres Inc case Is
returnaoie al the March term Oh ash-
ington county court.
the Kew Dr. +. a. BISHOP prlncipai
or Montpelier seminary mas employed
Architect A Walker 10 make plahs
for ne" dorlnltolies Tor the seminary
ana Tor laying OUT adjacent grounds
The trustees nave not vet decided to
build new dormi'ory ana the endow-
ment 1und Just raised cannot be used for
that purpose, bHt such building Is
very much needed and Will nave TO be
provided in the not distant future
Mason >. stone Sta'e SUPERINTENDENT
Of education, sent Saturday to tho sew
ere'a district Supern'endents Of the state
blanks upon which they are asked to
supply Information in regard to the
WAGES ana professional training Of the
teachers in Vermont. These replies Will
be itoulattt ana VIII "e IateF pUohsheu
by Nir. stone,
= The funeral Of Mrs Rhoda Lawson
vas held MONDAY afternoon from the
= home of James NclchcF IN Berlin MIS-
Lawson died Friday Mght AFTER an III
ness Of two months, She was for many
years in the employ "I James Ihw'n9
or Barre ana was SISTER oi l"e lt'e
George Rowland OF East MohtpeleF' She
leaves one adopted son. Deputy Sherlt
Henry Lawson OF TINS city. Deceased
was 81 years old Inc kew pr' D.
Edward Wright officiated at her funeral
arthur r. Alien, CarroH "aheHe'o'
Homer Hayden and John Mccarthy lett
sunday evening for Texas with the eX-
pectation or locating there permanently
lhese young men are all under Il years
Ola ana they go 10 the Lone star state
with very nigh expectations.
II MrS. Mary r., GURUS OF is'aho roma
y was IN Montpelier rev hours Satur-
y DAY "hlie oeils taken 10 the state nos
e pi'al LOT 'he insane al waterbury Inc
e woman IL - Years oiu ana Is the 'no'"e'
! Oh slN c"''u'e'' ne. co"ote'oh "aS
p!uaple' she oel's 81 V'o'eh' inst " wal
T. necessary " Aeep "o' '"~ppsu
e stre'cher "n''e ehe WAS IN inns CITY
! she was Aoco.npanie" ny p"'s'o'~" ."o
woman at'eh'aH''
y THO lrlehus Hia0e al '"'s ei'y uuI'ns
- inc sess'o" Vi WIS y, ~ W
y Representative ~ L. "ooue't VI "o.
II We're saooeheo SATURDAY W "eai VI III.
! dealh from Pheul''o'ia ai.e Ne'S sAo'
u Illness. MT "oooei' WIS years o'0 nv
T. maze an eNce''ei't 'eoo'o !" '"e las