Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
ENOSBURG FALLS.

inc funeral or PhileaS lstlnGcrVllle
nhich took place Saturday morning at
i0:So at St. John the Baptist Church. was
In charge of r. j. Churchill and the
burial in the new cemetery. The bearers
were Joseph Duso. Rancy Duso. John
D'Brien and Joseph Lumnah. Mr. Lun-
dorville Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Joseph Cook of Lebanon, y. H,
Mrs. Fred Bordo and one son Carnli of
this town. also four brothers, Armaduas
and Erziaus OF Medford. Mass, Daniel
Of Schenectady, n. V, and Matthias of
Montgomery. and two sisters Mrs. Hattie
ialapo of Medford, Mass, and Mrs. Jo-
teph Samson of Roxton Falls. Que.
Among those from out Of town who We're
1T the funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
.cph Cook OF Lebanon y. H.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthias Lundervlle OF Montgomery.
E. +. Derby returned Saturday from
Two weeks trip through the middle west.
Misses Grace and Bessie Fairbanks.
who are staying with their aunt, Mrs.
.. II. Abel. went to Greensboro Friday
accompanied by their uncle. Roy Abel,
where they passed Sunday with theft
parents.-H. d. Webster Of East Burke
visited at J. A. Gibson's Friday.
r. II, Sweeney, who has entered the
Employ r. W. Draper as brennan or
Me cortland farm, has rented the
Methodist parsonage for the winter and
expects to bring his family from Frank
lin soOn.-A. S. Armstrong is making
business trip of two weeks in southern
Norm0nt.-Mrs. William Pease of
Nashua, y. H., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. V. Phelps.--W. V. Phelps has re-
turned from Providence, X. l., where he
intended the hearing before the grand
jury of William Grove, his ward. charged
with marSlauShter in causing the death
If Il patient in the insane hospital at
Howard He was held in So, 900 bail, which
vas not furnished His trial will come
off IN January.-E. Johnson States at
torney. was in town Friday and con-
Quoted a hearing in the case of Stewart
Lawrence. charged With setting fire to
tho sugar house of his father-in-law,
George CourSer whose farm he was
carr, ms on at that time Lawrence was
Hcid for his appearance at the March
term of coWt-Phil Lunderville died
Thursday evening after an illness of
e"reral months of liberation of the
stomach. aged 80 years. The funeral was
held Saturday at 1890 O'Clock in st. John
tho baptist Church. the Rev. c. ]. Cahill
officiating.
.. X. Montague, r. c. Ovitt, C. G.
Gates V. II. Perkins. w. M. Hill, H.
IaEro, r. ID. Cowan, W. A. Woodward
bakersfield poor farm and r. c. Sherman,
telephone subscribers in Bakersfield, are
now connected with the central office here
hnGer a new arrangement made by the
Northern and New England companies
he village schools are having a holiday
'hlS week and the teachers are all at
their homes.-F. NJ. Carpenter was in
ESSEX Junction over Sunday, where Mrs
carpenter still! remains Mrs. G.. Y. Simp-
son ana son of Greensboro visited her
sister Mrs. II. A Fairbanks. over Sun
day'-AIhert Ducl0S of East Sheldon re
'ehtly haBEed four raccoons. whose ag-
eresate weight was co pounds and got
home at $50 O'Clock in the forenoon
Ar' ana Mrs. Lyman Gilbert attended the
funeral of Mrs. Glbert's sister, Mrs.
Chase, in st, Albans yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Whitney of Bakers
field are visiting their daughter. Mrs. G..
L. Towle.-Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Parmelee
are IN ST. Adams as guests Of the Rev.
md Mrs. William shaw.-Mr. and Mrs
il. &. Pomeroy of St, Adams and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Pomeroy Of Franklin are
guests in the home Of j. W Pomeroy.-
W. Il. McFeeters of New York Is visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. Nc
Fecters--Carlton Smith Is IN st. Adams
assisting in the drug store of his brother.
Avery Smith.--W II. Kimball has moved
his family into the tenement of S. H.
Han from that Of W. H. Best.-Supervisor
Wallace conducted teachers examinations
at the high school room Monday and
Tuesday.-N. W, Sanborn has returned
20 his home, here after a few months
absence IN st. Adams and Hardwick. --
Ms. a. j. Smith is called to the home
OF her SON a. G. Smith, In st. Adams
BY the death of his mother-in-law, Mira,
George Lawton.--Miss Helen Cramton of
NorthNeld is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 4. Cramton.-Mr. Sweeney has
moved his family from the Methodist
parsonage to the tenement In Perley's
Nock.-Contractor Garrow installed the
plate glass IN the front of the new Hayes
block on depot street Monday.
RICHFORD.
The funeral OF Mrs. Harold Willard.