Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-07
FRANKLIN
ST. ETgANS.


CURED at the home of his parents on
North Ald: street at five o'clock Sunday
evening Bright's disease was the cause.
Mr. Curry waS - years old and unmar-
rcd. He is survived by his parents and
one brother. The funeral was held at
the house at $50 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
y Central Vermont train on SATURDAY
morning struck and killed one of pair
of horses owned by II. Il. Pariso. at
Consers Corners in Georgia The train
was slowing down at the time Of the
a,cIdent and neither the other horse nor
the wagon was injured IN the least.
\ new mons furnishing goods store will
he opened in the Wiley block on Main
street, August ny Samuel A. Miller. Mr..
, Miller has been employed IN the business
| for 10 years.
| A Central Vermont circular announces
the transfer of Homer G. Manzur. travel
ing auditor. to Palmer. Mass. His place
In the northern division will be taken by
, Herbert r. Rurns Charles H. Anderson
will succeed MI Burns chief clerk in
the freight accountants Office.
AT a mems meeting, held at the Metho-
dist Church. it was voted to send some
one from St Adams as a foreign mis-
sionary for a period Of three years The
committee appointed to raise money for
the undertaking which will amount TO
about $500 per year is composed of Judge
Chauncey p. Temple and w. G. Brown,
the third one to be appointed by the Rev.
Ralph f. Lowe. The meeting was in
charge of Col. f. w. IIalford.
The democrats of the city met in cau-
Gus Friday with g. D. Watson as chair
man and >. F., ONeil. secretary. and elect
Cd delegates as follows: state convcn-
ton. S. S. Watson, W. II. Finn. G. G.
Story. II. p. Benton. c. W. Buckley. A..
Tuscany. +. NJ. Barnes, Edward Dillon,
T.. K. Thhault; altcrnatos. J. +. O'Ncil,
J. g. Wilcy. II. j. Mckenzie, c. il. clark,
Frank Rushoy, II. \. bowling, +. /.
Marvin. W. r. Turner. =. II. Prior dis
trict convention, \, H. George, Thomas
Roach. c l.. bingham, II. p. Burns. j. |.
Milo. A. Charboncau. George MciettIicli,
c. Castoucy. Garrett Fi'zgcrald alter
mates. l., A. SkeclS. j. w. Ryan, w II.
Gilwec. II. r. Hall, Timothy sullivan,
Frank X. Pocqucttc, S. McGinn, r. Il.
MERCER, T. +. Mullins: county conyen-
ton, S. s. Watson, Ralph Sherwood, f.
A. Skeels. j. p. Harvey, T. |. Marvin, p.
+. Collins. \. r. Coleman j. II. Kennedy
NJ. CAREY, p T.. Sullivan, II. Sweeney
+. II. Prior. II. Il. MERCER. Franz
bowling, Frank g. Bushcy. Henry c. Soul
and II. G.. Wood. these delegates to selcc
their own altcrnates. The city committee
elected for the ensuing two years is com
posed Of George C. Story chairman. II, F
Burns. w. II. Finn. Timothy Sullivan
George McGettrick, Frank Gokey and S
NJ. Driscoll
The death of George l.. Eorthrop oc
CURED Sunday morning at the home o
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George II
Northrop o: South Main street Mr.
NorthrOp WAS 2S years old. unmarried
and had been i'll with consumption 70
some time The funeral. which was pri
Vatr. Was held at the house Tuesda!
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
= Thc death of James Keenan, occurre
I. at his home on Cedar street Tucsda
. morning, after an Illness of three Years
- Mr.. Keenan, was Is years old and is sur
Y ViVed by two sons. John G. Keenan, "a
: attorney of this city. and James Keenar
!. Jr Mr., keenan, was a veteran employ
n of the Central Vermont. having been con
= stantly in its employ with the exceptio
e of three years since 1851 The funeral wi
e be held at St MarYs Church. thi
Y morning at nine O'Clock.
@ The Rev. Ralph +. Lowe. pastor OF tn
l. Methodist Episcopal Church who was re
v Gently appointed by Bishop McIntire. a
J. superintendent of the St, Adams district
l. to succeed the late Rev George w. Hum
s has declined the appointment, much I
=, the qualification OF his parishionors.
a The BOARD of school commissioners ha
II raised the rates OF tuition for outsider
G as follows: From the primary to fourt
l, grade Inclusive from 80 to sl2; from tn
NTH TO eighth grades inclusive $3.50 I
$751; high scnool. from SCI to $40 per veal
= The superintendent was authorized t
issue a circular advertising the course
!. and tuition fees. Tho janitors were re
T., engaged at the same salaries, and IN
:, commissioners voted to rent n room
n the st. Mary's school building to reliev
. the expected crowded condition OF tn
- academy.