Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
FRANKLIN
81. ALBANS.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 6 Of Louis O.
Smith, former resident Of st. Adams
He was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. A.
Smith and was born here So years ago
He Is survived by his wife, mother. two
brothers and a sister, Death was due to
pneumonia with which Mr.. Smith had
been Ill bout week.
The funeral Of Julius =. Wiley, who
died suddenly early Friday morning was
held at the house on Ferris street sun
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, the Rev.
w. II. Dearborn ofricia ting. The hymns.
20 Jesus, as Thou w.t. and ABIDE with
Me-" We're sung by Mrs. W. j. Upton.
Mrs. Guy F. Barker, O. A, Pease and
Walter NJ, Tenney. The bearers We're
Charles L. Bingham, Gay T.. Barker,
Frank NJ. Spaulding, and n n. Post.
The burial was In the South Main street
cemetery. Among those who were in the
city for the funeral We're Mrs Mary
Wiley Of Mortified, George Tlden and
Clinton Bracket of Roxbury and Mrs
Ray Hall of Milton. Mr.. Wiley was born
In Roxbury 81 years ago. and was son
of Philander Wiley. He is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Minnie Wilkinson Wiley.
and two sons by former wife. Raymond
and Harold Wiley; also one sister, Miss
Della Wiley, and one brother, Charles H.
Wiley.
The funeral Of James P. Stacy, who
was found dead In bed of heart trouble
at the home OF his cousins, H. A. and H.
L. Stacy, Of ST. Adams hill. Saturday
morning. was held at the house Monday
afternoon at one O'Clock. Mr. Stacy was
81 years old and is survived by no near
relatives He made his home with his
two cousins.
The following officers have been elected
by 81. Adams Aerie, No 1905, +. O. f.. (:
Worthy president, William H. Gilwee;
worthy vice-president. William T. Lar
row; worthy chaplain. William Hunter;
worthy secretary, c. T.. Wilson; trustees,
j. A. McDougall. James =. Harvey, Jo-
seph H p. Mossey. Since June !, 1s new
members have Joined
In city court Saturday before Judge y.
n. Post hearings were held in the case
OF State vs.. Rolin Ryan of Fairfax who
was charged with arson in setting fire to
two haystacks. Ryan entered no test-
mony and he was bound over to the next
term OF Franklin county court in the
sum Of $500 in each ofcnse. Bail was
furnished George Flynn was also in city
court charged with n first offense of
| intoxication, pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to serve ten days In county Jail.
A Jewish wedding took place at the
hall OF tho Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea Sunday evening, when Miss Lena d.
Goidblatt of Portland. Me, and Max
Brown of this city were married The
St. Adams orchestra furnished music at
he oh fnIl
ding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will
reside on Federal street.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Orpha NJ Banister of this city and Fred
c, Armstrong OF Moosejaw. Sask, has
been announced. The wedding will take
place tho last Of this month. An an
nouncsment party was given at the home
of Mrs, Fred S. Raston Friday evening,
when 20 friends of the bride-elect were
guests
Word has been received of the death
OF Mitchell II. Gotta in Wapole, n. H.,
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Gotta formerly
| resided in this city for many years and
was for long time foreman Of the wood
saving gang Of the Central Vermont
Railway company. before coal was burn
ed by locomotives. Mr. Gotta was 70
years old and is survived by four sons
George NJ, Gotta OF this city, Daniel f.
Gotta of Boston. Ezra Gotta OF Walpole
and Eugene Gotta of Brattleboro.
Following Is the financial report of
Franklin county court as Just issued by
Assistant Judges r. w. Foster and VIII
liam |. Greene. the year ending Novem-
Der 80 1870 Receipts. So. 46S. 800: disburse-
ments. including balance on hand. OF
s2.240,7s. sa45s.3s; amounts due auditor.
treasurer. and on orders known prior to
December /. and outstanding December
/, &%so&
l.. T.. Thompson, fireman Of this
city. was thrown through the window OF
his engine Tuesday and suffered bad
cut on one Of his wrists. 1t was neces-
sary to take several stitches in the
wound.
The following officers have been elect
cd by Court St Adams. Catholic Order
OF Foresters: Chief ranger, william
Powers; treasurer, Bernard Butler; vice
chief ranger, W. r, Butler recording
secretary. William H. Driscoll financial
secretary, Frank bowling; delegate to
State convention. William Powers; alter
nate W. II. Driscoll senior conductor.
J, r. Lynch; Junior conductor. i. w
Kennedy; inside sentinel. b. Devnrnov.
speaker, W. n, Glwee.
Tho following officers have been oloct.
ed by n, Alhann Council. knight, of