Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
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The Rev. r. Barnby Leach. rector of
st. AIMS Episcopal Church for -
years. has rendered his resignation.
effective May /. His physicians have
ordered him to be out of doors much
moro OF the time. and Mr.. Leach has
accepted a position with the Canadian
Pacific Railway company as Vermont
State agent for railroad lands in wes-
tern Canada. Mrs. Leach is the Off
cient director and founder Of the Leach
School Of Music, which has done much
to inculcate a love of instrumental
music, and which has developed and
trained many fine piano players. Tho
Rev and Mrs. Leach will remain in
Richford until the close of the school
year in June, and perhaps longer.
w. s. Locki9. plaintiffs attorney in
the suit OF william r. Miner VS.. Lillian
r. Shepley. has received from Chan
cellor Miles a COPY of 4 decree that
the farm shall he restored to plaintiff
on payment to defendant Of $S.15 and
her taxable costs; plaintiff to have
immediate possession of the sugar
place and defendant reasonable time
to quit the farm.
9, A. Powell is visiting his brother Col
f. Henry Powell of Burlinrton.-Jethro
Gross Of EnOsbUrg visited here over Sun
daY.-The condition of Mrs. Hammond
who is very i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. G. Aver. was more comfort
able Sunday.-Nrs. Arthur Mckinney,
who had been at private sanatorium in
Montreal. was brought to her home here
Saturday. 1t was found inadvisable to
perform an operation.
The body Of Simeon II. Flint, who died
at the home of his foster son, Frank w.
Flint or this place SATURDAY, was taken
Monday to Newport for funeral ana
burial. Mr.. Flint was % years old and had
long been n resident of Newport He
came to live with his son about three
weeks before his death. Besides his son.
lie is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
william Quackenboss of C0wansville,
Que.-An infant daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Robson Friday died the
following day.--The condition of Mrs.
hammond who IS critically i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs II. c. Aver,
is very low.--The Rev. Silas Z. Perry
gave an address on The Dividends Of
simplicity" before the Calumet club
Tuesddy.-Mr and Mrs, NJ V. Taylor
and son, Mahlou, who passed the winter
in Dallas. Tex. returned Tuesday. Miss
Lambert of Montgomery, who accom-
panied Mrs. Taylor to Texas. returned
with them. Mr. Taylor Is travelling
salesman and spends about six months
Of each year In TeNas.-The condition of
Mrs. Frank w Wheeler, who is i'll with
liver trouble. is no better-The condition
of Mrs. Arthur Mckinney remains about
the same-The evening train from ST.
Adams was derailed near East Berkshire
Monday and did not reach Richford until
about 1:S0 o clock Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Gratia A. CMarsh Hammond.
widow of Calvin Hammond OF Franklin,
died at the home of her daughter Mrs
II. c. Aver, at ten o'clock Tuesday even
ING. Mrs Hammond was 76 years OF age,
death resulting from paralytic shock.
Mrs. Hammond is survived by three Sons,
u. {. Hammond and G. A. Hammond of
East Franklin. Asa Hammond of Stock
ton. Kans., and by two daughters. Mrs.
n. c. Aver Of this place and Mrs c, T.
C'olcord Of East Franklin, \ prayer ser
vice will be held at the home OF Mrs
II. c. Aver this morning at 1890 O'Clock
and funeral service will be held at the
church In East Franklin at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon.-The condition of Mrs Ira
Farnsworth. who is Ill at the home of
her son, II. II, Westover Is little better
Gardner the little son of Mr. and Mrs
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