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

O'Clock Gftcr n Illness Of many months
With heart trouble. Mrs. Thorno was Z,
years old ami had been resident OF this
cit, for many years. Her husband died
several years ago and sho is survived by
four daughters Mrs. II. o. Dee OF ths
city, Mrs Charming p. Grocno Of Nor
risvilie, Mrs. Celia Parker and Mrs. Leo
b. Allen of this city, and ono son, John
M. Thorno of st. Paul. MINI. all of
whom were with her Mt the time of her
death. The funeral was held ut the
house Saturday afternoon Mt two O'Clock.
Maynard u. Lamb Of this city. and
Miss Murriel Lnnbcr;un OF Rocky Ford.
Cal. were married Wednesday, AUG "a Mt
the homo OF the brides TN lie. r. i Nov
ers. of this city, the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. j. s. Brown OF the
Baptist Church. Miss Lillian Farr O,
Mooers. N. Y. played the wedding march
and Miss Pessie Farr and Stewart Prin-
die acted ns maid-of-honor ard best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb have gone to Boston
ana other Massachusetts points for a
wedding trip. after which they will re-
turn to this city to reside
Charles Fl. Morrison died q, b,s
home on Bank street Sunday morning
at 80 o'clock. He had been in III
health since year ago last M,rch
and last week Monday bronchial pneu-
monia developed which resulted In his
death. Mr. Morrison would have been
so years old next December and was
born In Middlebury. He came to this
city from Lawrenceville. n Y, about
40 years ago and engaged In his trade
as carpenter. For several years he
was superintendent OF streets for ST.
Adams and for many years acted as
sexton Of the Congregational Church.
he IL survived by three daughters.
Mrs. Il. Melvin Hopkins Of this city.
Mrs. Irving II. Melendy OF Jefferson
willie and Miss Alice B. Morrison Of
this city The funeral was held
at the home Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock.
Guy Marvin. aged 81. died at 500
o o'clock Sunday afternoon after an
illness Of six months. He Is survived
by wife, Clara Truax Marvin. whom
he married about two years ago, by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. l. Mar
vim, and by two sisters. Hazel and
Frances. The funeral was held at
the house at eleven o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Sneak thieves are at wors in this city
Sometime Sunday night the book and
stationery store of Edmund II. Royce was
broken into and 81 stolen from the cash
drawer. Entrance was made from the
rear of the store in an alley way running
from Bank street The furniture factory
which has been closed for some time, was
broken into recently and considerable
furniture taken and some DANCE was
done to the building. 1t is thought tina
the thefts We're the work OF boys
Symr!na "a. Patterson died Monday
morning Of gastritis at the home of his
father, George Peterson A prayer ser
vice was held at the house Tuesday morn
Ing and the body was taken to Water
bury for burial Mr.. Patterson was Al
years old and Is survived by his father
and two brothers. Rosco c. and Lob!na
II. Patterson Of this city.
Miss Sadie l.. Mccarthy and Frederick
J, Richard were married at ST. Mary's
Church Monday morning at six o'clock.
the Rev d. J. O'Sullivan performing the
ceremony. Miss Pearl Mccarthy, a sister
of the bride. was maid OF honor and
Oscar Richard. a brother of the groom,
acted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
have gone to Springfield. Mass, on their
wedding trip.
The marriage engagement has been
announced Of Miss Frances Eloise
Wood. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Wood OF this city, and DR.. ]. Clarke
Logan OF Pittsburg, Pa.
In city court yesterday Joseph Bradley
and Perley Baxter were arraiCncd be-
fore Judge N. " Post on the charge of
entering the house on North Main street
owned by julius H. Seymour of New
York, which has been closed this summer
Part Of the goods taken from tho house
was found at Mrs. Minnie Bakers house
on Hoyt street and Mrs. Baxter was
bound over for appearance in county
court. bail being fixed at $500 A part OF
the articles taken had been concealed at
the Baxter house and part had been
paWned, The boys may be sent to the
State Industrial school at Vergennes.
Word has been received here Of the
birth Of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. S. Wallace Of Boston. Mrs Wal
lace was formerly Miss Helen T. Sulli-
van OF this city.