Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-01

Leonard Hart died al his home o.
Main street Wednesday Aug "a Over
wear ago he was stricken with a shoch
and has been failing since that time. his
death being caused ny heart failure HA
was the SON Of John Hart and was born
in Berlin November p 1928 He was
married about 50 years ago 20 Mary
Thayer OF Sharon. She died few weeks
ago Mr.. Hart was a veteran OF the Civil
War a private in the 18th Vermont Co.
G. FOR over 50 year, he has lived In the
village, for O. years In the place where
he died, He is survived by two daush-
rers, Mrs George Joslyn and Mrs. Harvey
Atkins. both Of this place. Two grand
daughters also lived near him, Bertha
Joslvn. tencher In the village schools.
and Mrs. L. II. Smith The funeral was
held from his late home Saturday
afternoon AT two O'Clock. the Rev. J. +.
Forest officiating the burial being in the
village cemetery.
A telegram was received Thursday
hy A. H. Smith announcing the sudden
death OF his sister. Mrs. Alma r. Ash
ley. at North Woodstock y II Mrs
Ashley was born in this town ~ wears
ago and has ALWAYS resided here until
about ten years ago, when the family
moved to Concord, ~ H. She was the
oldest daughter Of H. F. and Elizabeth
NJ Smith and her death Is the first =
occur In family Of six children. She
is survived by her husband. her mother.
Mrs II. r. Smith, FIVE children, five
gra ndchildren. and Ave brothers and
sisters. The funeral was held at
Concord, n. H., on sunday.-rhe
rural schools opened on Monday
August 20 with the following teachers:
Remington district Miss Julia Hayes:
Little river, Miss Ethel Graves; Col
ton brook. Miss Florence Morse; Gregg
hill. Miss Martha Hodge. Center. Miss
Mary Alger. Shutesv'lle, Miss olive
May: Bryan district, Miss Ruth Par
kcr, Loomis hill, Miss Mary Merriam;
Kreeland fats. Miss Grace Bayley:
Blush Hill. Miss Grace Manning.
The funeral of Leonard Hart was held
from his late home SATURDAY. afternoon.
tho Rev. J. f. Forest officiating. Mrs. y.
q. Jones and Mrs. f. L. Joslvn rendered
music. The casket was draped with the
flag. Members OF the G. \. R. were bear
ers. Among those who attended from
out OF town were Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Alden
OF Montpelier and Fred Thayer Of Barre.
Miss Marion Jordan OF Burlington IS
guest of Miss Norma Perkins.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Ashline are the parents Of
a son. Miss Daisy Hills is to make her
home with Mrs. Louisa Watts this fall
Porter Shonio and daughter. Beatrice or
Stowe spent Sunday with his brother.
Phillip Shonio.-Mr. and Mrs. Vincent OF
Crossett hill are the parents Of SON.
Miss Nutting gave a very interesting talk
upon Turkish customs before the Con-
gregational Sunday school Sunday.-A.
II. Smith was in Concord n r., Sunday
TO attend the funeral OF his sister.-Mr.
and Mrs Cassius Ayers, Mrs. Helen SOM
erville Mrs r. L. Atkins, Mrs. Dow Ad-
ans and daughter and Mr., and Mrs.
Chamberlain were in Stowe saturday to
attend the reunion OF the Ayers family
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Whitehill returned
Saturday night from vacation spent at
Falmouth Heights, Mass The Misses
Adele and Harriet Rea of Dorchester.
Mass. accompanied them and will re-
main for the Week.-Mrs.. Henry Carpen-
ter, who has been quite i'll. Ia much i'm
proved.-Roy w Demeritt spent Sunday
IN Bristol-AIrs. Harry Inglis and son OF
Boston. who have been visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs, John Carver. have
returned home-Verne and Lloyd Fogg
returned Sunday night from two weeks
spent at Hiehgate Springs Mrs. George
Foss ard children, Alton and Heita.
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