Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

soutneiH SytnpA thizerS by bch' -...,aso
lyon of which he was an eye," ,ho
IN early life Mr.. Whtford )o'no' A.,
Baptist Church, in which he was IL,
con for 80 years. He was OIL ~
disposition, a firm adherent 10 "'" ~
believed right and was respec'eu W
who knew him. IIo leaves wiz,
son, Lutte OF Addison, one brothet, 49,,
Whitford. of Florida, and one sls'e,'
H. A. Stckles. of Addison. Inc
was held Tuesday afternoon AT 'no -,
AZ two o'clock,-E. r. Barnard ~,
known business man of TINS Guy ~
Sunday night at his home o' ,
street after a few days illness i'o'''
gastrltis. aged 81 years. Edward l"o'''
Barnard was the son of the late WI '''',
! Mrs James Barnard and was ooi" h'''
| had always lived here with the eNceP''o''
OF three years passed in Rutland rae vas
the senior member of the nrin ol r.
| Barnard e. company, manulac
| harnesses and dealers in TulhS' ""7''
carriages and seighs. The hrm WAS VI
ganiaed In 1875 succeeding Mr. Barharu D
| father. James Barnard, VINO was oI't "
| the early prominent business men Oh '''iS
city. He was member OF r''Poii'
Lodge, knights of Pythias, ana "iue'S
known throughout the county, MS cheer-
full disposition making him "a large clrclo
of friends. He is survived by three proth-
ers. John j., who was asSoclateu NIth
him in business, and william H. ana
Frederick g.. all of this city, two sisters
| Mrs. Anna French Of Rutland ana MISS
Martha Barnard Of this place. The run
eral was held at the nous" wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock.-Arlie Alden mas
gone to Hanover, y. H.. to resume his
studies at Dartmouth Coilege-GoorEG
Mcclellan. fOrmnn on the library works,
passed Sunday with his family I'm Bur
lington.-The Ladies' Aid OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church viii meet Friday
afternoon in the church pariors Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Graves of brandon visited
Mr. and Mrs. K. l.. Kngsland Sunday
making the trip in their automobile Mis-
cynthia Field is attending the Baptis
State convention at Barre.-Postmastei
n. n. breckenridge Of Nermontville, \
Y, is visiting his sisters, Mrs. K. |.
Kingsland. and Miss Fannie Brecken
ridge.-Ervin Carpenter is ILL.,
There are unclaimed letters at the post
office for WIN Clark. L. P. Seymour
Harold Fisher, Mrs. Arnold Lapoint
Miss Effic MacDonald; cards for Mis-
+. Pelmouth. Miss Bessie Watson, Mis-
Mary O'Brien, Miss NJ Grisffin. O. II
l'ishe.
The funeral services of f. T. Barnar'
were held at the house yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock, the Rev. George II
Brush officiating. The hearers were Dr
l.. y. Bottnger. John Clark. a. Il. Table
ana j. f. hartley, members Of Pierpoin
Lodge, Knights of Pythas acting as a
escort TO Prospect cemetery. where inter
mcnt was made Among those from ava
Nho were present We're Mrs. Anna Frenc
Of Rutland Mr.. ana Mrs. George Gillett
Of North Zero. Mr.. and Mrs. John River
of burlington, Charles Cough, O. )
Smith and &. w Barber Of Addison
Henry Fisher of panton and j. A. Benso
Of rerrshurg. As mark of respect
the deceased the curtains We're draw
at the stores and business places durin
the services Mrs. Arthur Bruya an
daughter. Miss Julia Blair, and Charlie
RusCoe visited friends In Rutland Tue:
day-Miss Ella lIoetzel of Albany, y. Y
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Eli Nolseux-
Oliver Ducharm and sister. Mrs. Ange
-, and daughter OF Cohoes on an autt
LeRcOuf Tuesday.-Postmaste ~
Breck enridGe returned to Vermontvil
yesterday after visiting his sisters, Mr.
r. l.. Kingsland and Miss Fam
breckenridge. Marcelline has n
? turned from an extended visit to relativ,
! | I'm Montreal