Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-14
H1NEsBURG.

The death Of Marcus Hull, son OF Mr.
and Mrs A. S. Hull, occurred Thursday
evening, following a two years illness
with tuberculosis. Although his people
understood that the end was not far Off
plans were being made to take him TO
Ashevile, North Carolina, In hopes that
tho change of climate would prolong MS
life. His sudden death was the result Oh
q hemorrhage. He was able to take
short carriage ride Thursday morning. lie
is survived by his parents and a sister
Claire. also his grandparents, MI ana
Mrs II. NJ. Hull, and an aunt, Mrs. W.
f. Field of Washington, d. G. the de-
ceased was pupil in the Burlington high
school for two years and spent several
months studying pharmacy at Albany.
being Obliged to give up his work on ac-
count OF I'll health. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
Miss Mabel Kingston Of Mt. Vernon. n.
Y. Is the guest of relatives herewith
liam Sanctuary returned from Florida
Tuesday. became Ill Thursday and was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where an operation was performed Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Helen j. Murphy. formerly OF
day, September s, aged CT years. She
was the widow of p. ]. Murphy and a
sister of II. NJ. Hull of this town Tho
funeral was held at the Congrega-
tional Church in Hinesburg Monday at
200 p. m. She leaves two sons, Henry
H. of burlington and Willis F. Of Bell
VILE, III.
CLAYTON Taft a laborer wording fol-
Fred Iavigne, fell from the loft in the
| barn Friday afternoon and sustained In
, juries from which lie died Saturday
morning about three O'Clock The funera
was held Monday.
The funeral Of Marcus Hull was held
| frora his home Sunday at two O'Clock th'
! Rev Richard owen officiating. The fora
offerings were many and beautiful. The
! bearers were mcmbers of the fraternity
in the Burlington high school Of which
the deceased was member. Friends
from Burlington, Richmond and Shel
burne were present.-The funeral of Mrs
! Phelps j. Murphy, formerly Of this town
but for the past two years resident o
Belleyile. Ill. was held from the Con
gregational Church Monday at tw'
O'clock the Rev. Mr.. owen Officiating
There were many beautiful floral offer
ings She is survived by two sons, Herr!
of Burlington and Willis of Belleville Ill.
u brother Henry NJ. Hull, of this town
nephew and niece, a. S. Hull and Mrs. w
r. Field OF Washington, D. c.. also sew
eral grandchildren living in Beleville, III
The bearers were A. D. Partch, q. J.
Boynton, II. u. Weller, G w. Tobey. II
,g,,ly
furnished by Mrs. Perry Read, Mrs. n. /
Partch. y. -. Partch and l.. o. Martin
Mrs Fl. NJ. Page presiding at the organ
Among those present were Mrs Kate +
Russell. Mr. Rebecca Ray, Miss I-izzi
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs + Z. Miles, Nj
and Mrs. c. j. Russell, J. s, and r. l
Patrick. Miss a. f. McEwen, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. j. White Miss Mary Dow am
other burlington friends. Mrs. Murph
had large circle Of friends here and Wa
q woman much beloved. y sad featur
Of the occasion was tho fact that her sol
Henry. was prevented from attending hi
mothers funeral by hi, illness in 4 hos
piial at Little Falls, y. Y.-G. D. Boynto
returned Saturday from attending the {
; A r encampment at Rochester, y. y
and he also visited his son, b. J. Boyr
, ton, at Minneapolis, Minn.-Mr. and Mr.
j. II. Allen attended the golden weddin
Of Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter
Huntington Monday.
. Miss Thelma Reed entertained severe
girl friends at her home Monday evenin,
the occasion being her 18th birthday. r.
Treatments were served on the lawn. 70
lowed by music and games-Seymot
Pierce of Thomsonville. Conn. is II
guest Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. v