Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07


Barre.
The funeral of Homer J. Baker took
place Saturday Mt the home of his father.
captain Edward Baker, at ten o'clock.
The Rev Stanley r. Bloomfield Of
nclated The bearers were William Mack
william Stratton. Robert johnson and
WINNIE BAKER. The body was brought
mere Friday night from Fitchburg. Mass.
"here Mr.. Baker died. Beside Captain
BAKER the body was accompanied by two
members of the brotherhood of Railway
Irainmen, OF which Mr.. Baker was a
member.
me Lane Manufacturing companv
placed its foundry on full time Saturday
ana 1t Is expected the entire plant will
nc placed on fun time at once
KEY. Edward Nichols Goddary died Sun
day night at the home of his son. f. NJ
Goddard. at the age of II years He was
born In New Bedford. Mass, was grad
uated from Dartmouth College in the
class of 1856 and later attended Andovcr
Theological Seminary and the General
Theological Seminary in New York.
after which he was ordained a priest in
the Episcopal Church. He went to Mon
tana in 1867 with Bishop futile and was
for several years at Virginia City in that
state. He then removed to Fairfield, n
- where he was in charge of the parish
until he went to Windsor in 1879 He
was rector of st. Paurs Church in Wind
sor till December, 1905, since which time
he had made his home with his son in
Montpelier. He married jeanette Mum
ford in April 1861 and Is survived by his
son, Edward NJ Goddard a daughter,
Miss jeanette Goddard, two brothers.
George s. of Plainheld. n. j., and Chris
tophor y. of Newton Center. Mass. and
his mother. Mrs. +. l.. Goddard Of New
ton Center. The funeral was held at
It. paul's church in Windsor Wednes-
day.
The annual meeting Of Mount Sinai
Temple. Ancient Arabic order. Mobiles Of
the Mystic shrine. will take place at
city hall December at seven o'clock.
Tho reports of the recorder and treasurer
will be presented and officers elected.
1 There will also be elected four repre-
sentatives to the imperial council, which
meets at Los Angeles, cal, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday in May. There
will also be a class of candidates to take
the degrees and large delegations are ex-
pected from all parts of the State.
Edward A. Starley of Brattleboro Is
confined in county Jail here and Sheriff
Tracy has notified Overscer Lanphere
that the city of Montpelier will he
charged for his board Starkey is held
on an execution for debt. Mr.. Lnnphere
/ has communicated with the overseer Of
| Brattlcboro. sending three letters, the last
of which was registered and a return
card was received He has received no
letter from the Brattleboro official but
/ that town will eventually have to pay
! Starkey's board bill, as that Is his place
/ Of residence. Mark Daniels Of Woodbury.
Is also held in jail here for debt and a he
was arrested here Montpelier is held for
his board but Woodbury. will have it to
/ ray In the end.
The December meeting of the Minister'S
Monday club took place Monday in
Barre at the Universalist Church. The
Rev Ward r. Clark Of Montpelier pre-
scnled paper on THE Humor of Or.
Crowthers," and the Rev. :. r Blom-
field had n paper on "lbsen"
II. c. Shurtleff. counsel for Rome G.
Brown of Minneapolis. has entered a
the allowance of the will of Col. Andrew
among other things. \. d. Farwcll has
been appointed special administrator by
agreement and Y. l.. Laird appears for
the will,
Alderman w II. Farrar is still detan-
cd in his room as the result Of breaking
a bone in one foot sunday while eX-
tngushing fire in his restaurant
kitchen.
The body OF Fred shambo was brought
here Monday afternoon from Water
bury where he died in the state Insane
hospital He was a son of Mrs. Mary
Shambo of Berlin side.
Odell Mason is resting well at Heator
hospital following another operation for
the removal of sphnters Of bone in his
Icy
The lack of snow is proving a seriou,
drawback to lumbermen and local mer
chants. THIS is usually the time of yeal
when the lumbermen begin to get on
their logs and draw tho last of theii
dressed lumber to the cars. The mer
chants would probably double their trade
with good sleighing. The householder /.
also beginning 10 worry ahou, water pipe
rs he ground is freezing and with No
snow to protect them water pipes are
lapt TO suffer,
Word has been received from PHILLIP
Hill, formerly star athlete at tho
high school and who went 10 Seattle
Wash. sometime ago. that he is now
located In the Panama canal zone. John
c. Callan, formerly employed at the Cen
trial Vermont freight office, T. also en-
ployed there.
Fred l.. Peck. the mail carrier who
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