Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22


Boston to attend tho annual conven-
ton of the New England Esperanto
association of which he lie one of the
vice. presidents.
A question has arisen as to who shall
bear the expense attending the treatment
at the hospital and burial of frank Rich
ards, who was run over by freight train
CT waterbury Thursday morning. Over
seer Lamphere handled the matter but
does not feel that Montpelier should be
responsible FOR cases or this nature sent
mere from other towns. Waterbury has
20 off1cial connection with the matter
and disclaims responsibility. Agent j. +.
HaHeher has taken the matter up with the
central Vermont officials at st. Adams
ana they refuse to bear the expense,
claiming the man was trespasser on
their property. This question has como
UP several times before and t looks as If
n test case would have to be made to get
ruling in the matter.
Massimino Tcdcksi of Barre has filed n
suit for 5000 damages in county court
against Henry and Arthur Waite of Nor
iisville. He alleges he was run into by
the defendants auto in Barre town on
August 20 of last year and sustained in
| juries to his head which have resulted
! in permanent deafness He also alleges
! that his shoulder was dlsocated and his
/ chest severely injured. The Climax Road
Machine company has sued the American
Cuarres company for $1,000 I'm general as
sumpsit
| Mrs. W. W. Brock gave n bridge whist
PARTY at her home on State street Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Helen
| Brock, who is to he married this month.
Mrs Theodore Beach died Thursday
morning at her home on prosnect street.
aged "a years. Death resulted from con.
sumntion. She was born in Georgia ana
married Mr.. Beach I'm 1872 T'hov moved
here in 1873 and 10 children were horn to
them, of whom four survive. Mrs. A w
Wright of Altoona. Pa Theodorc Roach
! Of Barre, Mrs. j. NJ. Stemm of Rutland
| and f. n. Beach of Montpclicr Mr. Peach
died some time ago. The funeral was
held at the Baptist Church Sunday artcr-
noon
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage in Walla Walla Wash. Of
Miss Eula Wedge and Henry A Tho,nn
SON. Mrs THOMPSON i. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Wedge. formerly of
| this city and now located in Walln Wall,
and Mr. Thompson was emnloved nv tho
Consolidated Lighting company hero
under Mr. Wedge for several wears
The funeral of John Smith who died
| Sunday evening at tho homo Of C,oorro
| Hills in Berlin, took nlaco Tuoed.,,.
afternoon at two O'Clock at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Gallison on Charles street Mr.
| Smith was stricken with heart disease
while sitting alone on the voranda. He
| was unmarried and had been cmulovod as
a laborer in the city for many years. He
was IS years Of age. lie leaves "A sister.
! Mrs. Gallison. and two brothers, Oscar
o. Smith ana Charles g. Smith.
News was received Monday of the
death yesterday morning in Manchester.
| y. H., of Mrs. Garrett Guare after a
years Illness with consumption. The
body was brought IA this city Tuesday
and taken to the home of Mrs Sarah
Guare. mother Of the deceased. The
| funeral was held Wednesday morning
at ST. Augustlne's Church with burial in
the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Guare IS
| survived by husband, two children and
n mother' she was sister TO Don Lena.
Li2zie ana Juan peCoiaines' and of Mrs.
| MAUD MurphN'
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