Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19
CHITTENDEN
W1NOosKI.

Mrs. Harriet ID. (WardWelD 1raNer, 40
years old died Monday afternoon at
I:S0 o'clock at the home OF Morris l..
Smith on Platt street after a. short i'll
ness Mrs. Traver was born in Andover.
Mass, February &c, 1885, her father be-
Ing William W. Wardwel and her
mother, Mrs Elizabeth p. Smith, who
we're we'll known here years ago. She
married William L. Traver OF Chicago,
who died there about six years age. Mrs.
TraVer removed here some five years
ago. She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
T. A. Horton of this place. and one
brother, William W. Wardwel Of Manis-
tee. Mich. The funeral was held at
$50 o'clock Wednesday, afternoon at the
nome of e. IL, Horton, 10 Main street.
'nterment was made in Green Mount
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Gresney died Monday
morning at her home in the Greaney
block of a complication OF diseases. Mrs
>ireanev was born In ireland, - years
ago She married Dennis Greaney and
shortly after they came TO this country
she being then about Is years old, and since
then had made her home ir Winoosk
Her husband died in 1851. She is survived
by two sons, Daniel and Eugene Grea
L
held at ST. stephens Church at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Hale and hearty at the age O. 81 years.
Louis G.. Carron Sunday celebrated his
birthday. Mr. Carron was born in St.
Jacques, Canada, January 10, 1920, and Ii
years ago moved to this village with
the exception of 10 years. which he spent
In Bakersfield, he always made Winooskt
l3araby of Derby Line OF which unior
reven children were born to them, fve
OF whom are living. Mrs. Carron dyine
here in 1885. The children living are l.
A. Carron and Rcmi Carron Of this place
and Cyrille Carron of Manitoba, Mrs
Nelson Blondin OF Manchester. n. VI.
and Mrs. Fred Cardinal OF Worcester
Mass. Hts 9lst birthday was celebrated
by the immediate relatives and friends
OF tho family at the home OF Louis Car
ron on Plat street Sunday evening wher
congratulations were extended and tok
ems o. remembrance left the aged gentle
man. Mr.. Carron with the exception o
little defect in his hearing is In remark
shly good health, does regular daily task
about the house and is very active TO
one OF his wears,
=. fnNCeI OF enter street has sold hi
blacksmith End general repair shop il
burlington 10 Arthur Laduke and ha
accepted position with the America
Wooden company,
That William r. Mongeon OF the cor
poration boarding house intends to looi
after the interests OF his boarders Il
evident from the BIT OF detective WORT
done by him Monday, which resulted s,
the arrest In white River junction o
Vernon Gallagher on the charge of steal
Ing a gold watch and chain from Franz
Hall, a room mate Hall Ia a spinner Fl
The American Wooden companys mill
working nights, He was asleep Monda,
afternoon when Gallagher, who ha
severed his connection with tho sam
company that afternoon, applied to MI
Mongeon for his boa RI bill. saying tina
he was going ia leave on the next trai
for New York His request was granite
end n settlement IN fun was made wit
Monseon hut now he has 10 answer {
the charge OF the larceny Of the waite
and chain. 70 The value Of about s3
AIKEN from hi, room mate Hall. MI
llall wnon he awokt In the afternoon (
- to his work foul4d his watch missin
and related II 90 MI Mongeon and sus
..elon pointed to Gallagher, Mir. Mon