Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10

1.amay and family have moved to the
Smith tenement on Pine street, and Mrs.
L. M. Parmlee into the Gladding house.
A. D. Eastman Is connecting his tenement
house with the cold spring on the oppo-
site side of the river.-Emory Booska
shot deer November Miss Emma
Vincent Is at home from Middlebury for
weeks vacation.-Hayes Eddy shot a
big buck deer on Reservoir hill Friday
A party of five Bristol hrnters spent
three or four days in Warren and saw one
deer.-Superintendent A. w. Eddy will
hold teachers examinations here No
vember II and 12.-Mrs. Anna Miller has
returned to Somervile Mass.-E. b. Pat
terson, who was taken suddenly Ill FRI
day. was more comfortable Sunday
Fred Chase of Boston visited his mother
over Sunday
FRANKLIN I. Ward died at his home on
West street Saturday afternoon after an
illness OF several weeks. He was n vet
eran of the Civil War, serving In Co. C,
'th vermont regiment. He was a mem
Der OF the Congrega tional Church and
W. Z. Dunton Post, G. A. r. lie is sur
ViNed by a sister, Mrs. c. j. Brooks Of
hartford, Conn. and a niece, who have
oeeh caring for him, a sister in Iowa and
u brother. Henry Ward. in New Haven
word has been received hero of the
death of Charles purinton in Seat
tle' Wash He was former resident
or this town. and a cousin of r A. Pur-
inton or this town.-Mr. and Mrs. q II.
Fisher were Burlington visitors last Sat-
urday.-Miss Estela Hammer f. visiting
IN North Ferrisburg. and Mrs.
Frank Ferguson of Starksboro yer.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Fisher over
Snnday.--Mrs. G. W. Farr and Mrs Ada
Kingsley returned from Nebraska last
Saturday.-James King died at bis homo
IN the east part OF the town Monday
morning. He was a veteran of the civil
War and member Of Libanus Lodge. f..
Sc "A NJ The funeral was held at Lin
coin Center Wednesday afternoon. He ii
| survived by wdow.-D. L. Farr of New
York was the guest OF his relatives here
over Sunday and Monday.-Work was re-
| stunned on the library building Monday.
Mrs. {. NJ. Snedon ana two children of
Littleton, \. H., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
q. w. Sneden.-W. r. Aldrich has return
ed to Schenectady, n. VI. ". Taft has
entered the employ Of A. &. HER, and
VIII move to Monkton and work on the
H. b. Williams farm, recently purchased
by Mr.. HER l.. Green Of Burlington
has been in town this week Mr. and
Mrs T.. Jud Irish and two children and
Miss Ella Norton have returned from
Pocatello. Idaho. where they have been
for year past. They are now stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Norton.-Nrs
Edmund Ladue Is seriously ill.-Mrs
David Hubbard of New Haven is a guest
Of Mrs. O. w. Sneden for week.-Ray
Haskins was in Burlington yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. s. Pierce of Yer
sennes We're in town Tuesday to attend
the funeral Of +. l. Ward.-A letter Is ad-
| vertised for Floyd Brewster-F w. La
| Dor. who cut his throat Tuesday. is still
| living. and may recover. although his
age. u years. Is against him--The funeral
of James King was held at Lincoln Cen
ter yesterday. A delegation from Liban-
us Lodge. +. & a. NJ. attended. The bur
| ial was at the Center.-E. b. Patterson
| condition is more favorabe.-County
| Game Warden George Chaffee was IN
| town Monday and examined deer heads
Seventy-seven deer We're reported shot
in this vicinity. There we're IA reported
| to him.