Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30

=. c. Kendall died Sunday morning at
for some time with nnaemia, but was con-
fined to the house only a short time. He
was in his 10th year. and was born and
had always resided here. Mr.. Kendall
retired few years ago from the car
riage business which he had conducted
for many years. lie had been twice mar
ried. and is survived by wife, two
brothers. Dr. II. j. OF Geneva, ILL.,, and n.
ID. OF this place, two sisters, Mrs. John
Fish Of this place and Mrs. Gratis FL
dred Of Somerville. Mass. The funeral
was held at ten o'clock Wednesday
morning at St. Matthew'S Church, of
which the deceased had been n vestryman
many years. The Rev. w. 7. Forsythe
OBLIGATED. and the burial was in
Missisquoi cemetery beside His first wife
THE body of Mrs. 4. c. Proper was
brought hero Saturday evening from
burlington, where she had been for sew
eral weeks undergoing treatment. Tho
funeral was held Monday morning at the
Methodist Church, the Rev. G. S. Nutter
officiating, and burial was at Frelighs-
burg, Que.--A j. Pomeroy and son. Carl
of East Fairfield were in town Satur-
Adams Monday rs witnesses in the case
of state VS.. Stewart Lawrence. MIR. Law
renee is charged with arson in burn
ing the sugar house Of his father-in-law,
George Coursor, last May. At the prelim-
mary hearing here, he was bound over
and the trial was set for Monday.
Mrs A. A. Raymore Of St Adams Is a
guest OF Mrs. Linnie Darrah.
wi.
V. Phelps and l.. d Hart OF this village
Mr. Hart, who has conducted a barber
shop here for a number Of :ears. will
hc tho new landlord and viii talse possess
sion April /. Mr. Kimball has no definite
plans but will leave with Mrs. Kimbal
saturday for New York.-Mrs. VI. T.
House of Hammondsport, y. Y, who is
On her return from n visit to 4 sister in
lrasburg, Is visiting at NJ. p. rerley s.
Mrs r. +. Sweeney and daughter are
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Smith. IN Franklin.
The funeral Of L. c. Kendall, who died
sunday morning, was held at St Mat
thcw's Church Wednesday at ten o'clock,
the ROY. ". r. FTorsythe officiating. The
bearers were his nepncWs Il. c. Kendall,
II. NJ. Kendall +. NJ. Kendall. u. is.
Shattuck, II. 5. Springer and Dr. G. q.
Abel. The vcstrymen of st. Matthew's
Church, IT, A. Cramton, h. II. Dicliin-
son, j. n. Mcars, j. O. Klmball, r. j.
Tyler and TT. A. z. Fell, were the hon
ortry bearers. Among those present from
ont Of town We're: Mrs. Harriet Kendall
Of Franklin and Mr. Remington Of
Richford.--At the school meeting Tues
day evening the following officers were
elected: V. \. Irish. moderator; \. n.
Manlcy, clerk; j. George Gaines. pru-
Dental committee for three years from
July 1. l3ll; W. ". Hutchinson, treas
urcr; y. j. croft. collector Of taxes: A.
j. croft, truant officer; T.. j Parmeloc,
c. G. Abel. j. O. Kimball. auditors II
was voted to maintain Sc weeks of school;
tax 10 cents on the dollar. nd S. 300 was
voted on the indebtedness for the new
building The article calling for com
pulsory medical examination of students
was passed over by unanimous vote
MIS-. {, Nj. Pratt returned Wednesday
after three months absence. She has
been visiting in California. Missouri Wis
cnnsin and lllinos-Miss katherine
ioImes returned to 81. Adams Tuesday
alter a few days visit here.