Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20

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day, at the home of A. p. Croft,
Saturday Mt ten o'clock, after which
the body wos taken to East Fairfield.
where tho lnterment was in charge of
| Eagle Lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ, of
| which the deceased was a member. Mr..
| Croft is survived by five daughters, Mrs.
Thomas Hickey of Pittsburg. Pa, Misses
| Hazel and Mildred of Nashua, ~ H., Ade-
| laide Of this place and Leona Of Morris
| Vile. and n son, Harold, of Springfield,
Mass. He also leaves four brothers, Allen
r. and Arthur J. of this town, Rollln D..
of Broclston, Mass, and Delmer E, OF
Boston, and two sisters, Mrs Estella
Newton of Nashua, N. H.. and Miss
| Erma Croft Of Berkshire-Robert, the u
years old son of Daniel Chapman OF North
| Enosbur2, fell from load of hay July
Il and sprained arm.-Mr. and
| Mrs. S. p. Truax of Franklin were in
| town Thursday.-Dr. J. o. loyal Of New
| port was a business visitor in town Thurs
| day.-J j. Benoit, who has been Ill for a
| few months past, still remains in a crit
! zeal condition.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Crosley
| and their daughter, Mrs. r. +. Smith,
with her son. Richard Smith Jr., all of
| FAN River. Mass. are visiting Richard
Smith In West Enosburg.-Miss Charity
| Ioussiant has gone to Bethlehem n. H.,
| for the scason.-Mrs. ]. II. Mears left
| Thursday for weeks visit among friends
In Northneld.-NIr j. A. BROMLEY is visit
| Ing her mother in Mystic, QUO. IL.
| Stratton has returned from weeks visit
! II: New York State.--Miss E. H. Wagner,
who has been visiting her sister. has re-
| turned to her home in Milton.-Mrs. Ter
| renee Roddy fell down the cellar stairs
and broke an ankle bono July 11.-NIss
| Ethel Mitchell Is In Burlington for two
| wetks.-Mss katherine Mccarthy Of
| Barre Is the guest of her sister Mrs w.
f. Mitiguy.-Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Gardner
| of Haverhill, Mass, are visiting Mr.
| Gardeners mother. Mrs. T.. C. Burt.-E. L.
| Gross has rented the hotel barn and
| opened livery stable.-AIrs. Il. i. Fisher,
Mrs. James Howard and three children,
| Hazel, James and Lotus. Of Springfield,
| Mass, are spending a few weeks In the
home Of C. d. Lahey.-Mrs. j. A. Gibson
and Mrs. n, NJ. Martin went to Swanton
| Thursday for a short stay.
| W. H. Haw received message from
Hartford, Conn, Friday telling of the
death of his grandson William Armstrong
Yaw, aged three years.. J. Benoit died
at his home near the Center Friday morn
ing after an illness of nearly year with
a complication of heart and liver
troubles The funeral was held at
ST. John the Baptist Church Monday, the
Rev. Father Hurley officiating Mr..
Benoit who was GA years old in June. Is
survived by his wife and five children.
Mrs. ]. p. Sabourin. Mrs r. /. Trahan.
Mrs. Henry Duso and Henry and Edward
all Of this town. except Mrs. Trahan, who
lives in Rchford. Mrs. f. n Kidder was
called to Hartford, Conn, Friday by the
serious illness of her nephew, W. A.
Yaw.
Mrs. Julia Duso of Attleboro. Mass. is
visiting her son. Henry Duso-Charles
Quimby Of Bradford is guest in the
home of the Rev f. A. Legg.-C. E. HERS
OF Philadelphia was a guest Of his son, j.
+. Edgar Hers, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
j. c. Pomeroy Of Franklin were In town
Sunday.-N. A. Irish and Mrs. w. B. Ladd
attended the funeral of Mrs. Wilson in
Rchford Frlday.-W s. Hutchinson re-
turned from Mortified Saturday, where
he has passed n month with the Junior
class Of Norwich University in a school
Of practice In railroad building Mr..
Hutchinson will be with the seniors in
August when Typographical map of the
town will be made.-An unfortunate acct
dent happened TO Windel Bashaw and Mrs
harile 5SshaW SATURDAY when window
descended win suilclent iorce to preak
'ne oohes III all the HhSers OF MS lel'
hand.
. Among those present from out of town
to attend the funeral of ]. j. Benoit Mon
day were Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Trahan
Mr. and Mrs George Benoit, Mr., and Mrs
| Max VHnCette, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lin
eey Of Richford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lam
bert of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bull
lett of Durham. Que. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L!ngey, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LIN
gey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lingey Of Mont.
6omery, George Lafiey of Burlington. Mr.
v ard Mrs. Charles Lingey OF Berkshire
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laraba, Mr.. and Mrs
I'dFiu i@ai"oa vi "He'uoh ne iuherai .
Mrs 1ohh L. Lawrence was heid at 81
10hh the baplist Church tuesday morn
ing at ten O'CLOCK the Kew. George j
Hurley orhciatihe' Mrs Lawrence dice
at the hospital IN 81. Adams sunday fol
lowing an operation Saturday-R. {
Il cVitt OF bakersfield was instown Monday
WIN MIS- b'udlhRs OF BoSton. VINO Wen
tc fichford' "here she expected to Joir
MI. ana MIS- Don = GATES on visit Il
sister IN seattle NaSh.-E. >. Clark o
81 Aipans, VINO mas been visiting friends
j lett luesday'-Dr' Cowan or Boston wa
II town Iucsday 10 visit MS father, X
j, CoWan, IN BakerSlold.-D. {. stone o