Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-04
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.

News has been received of the death
of Mrs. Nancy ]. Marshall at the home
of her son, Harley j: Marshall. In
Martinsvale. Montana. Mrs. Marshall
was the widow of +, G. Marshall. late f
Colbyvlle. Harley Marshall. with whom
she lived. is the only child OF Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall. She was a member of
the congregational Church Mr. Marshall
lott Martinsvale Thursday morning to ac-
company the remains If his mother East.
Thursday afternoon Kenneth the son
Of Mr.. and MIS-. s. W. Guptil. was thrown
from the seat Of wagon. the wheel pass
ing over one leg and breaking tho large
bone just above the ankle. He was taken
to his home and the fracture reduced
Joseph L. Valcourt OF Greenfield. Mass.
has leased the brick yard for one year.
with right of f1ve.-Mrs Mary Morse is
guest of Mrs. r. r. Picket Mrs.
Charles Lease, who has been III. is better.
William Cataract has been taken to the
house II correction In Rutland because &C
breach of paroe-Alhambra Encamp-
ment, No. 20. /. O. q. f. has elected the
following officers: Chief patriarch r.. T..
Campbell: high priest, J. II. ALTER: senior
warden. r. j. Knowles; Junior warden
G. +. Averil: scribe f.. +. Joslyn: treas
urer j. A. Foster.
saturday morning at ten O'Clock the fu-
neral Of George r. Paul, whose body was
brought from White Plains, n. v. was
held at st. Andrews Church. the Re-,
Father Coffee officiating. The burial was
IN the Catholic cemetery. The bearers
were four brothers OF the deceased. vii
liam, John, Archie and Scott. and Joseph
and Peter Drowdel. who accompanied
the remains home as members Of the rail-
way brotherhood. George E. Paul was
born in Clinton. \. y. March o. 1897. the
son Of John \. and MarY A. Paul. Be-
sides his parents he is survived hy the
four brothers already mentioned and two
sisters. Mrs. Minnie Hamilton and Miss
Ethel Paul of Boston While making his
regular trip as brakeman on Il stock train
OF the New York central railroad lie
climbed over the tender and was not high
enough to receive the warning Of he
ropes. As the train entered a bridge,
he received fatal blow from one of the
'russcs. lie had been employed as brake
man on this road for only four weeks
having left Barre only tlve weeks ago
whore he was employed a. moulder.--A
teachers institute will be held al the town
hall In Duxburv on the evening of Ian
nary T.. State Superintendent of Educa-
ton Mason : Stone viii be one oi ,hc
speakers.-Mrs Philander chase of Ran
dolph arrived at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. jerome Hart, sunday night
to asss, in caring for her father-Mr.
and Mrs, Edgar Durand. who nave been
guests Of Or and Mrs. G. s. Bidwell dur
i,,,f he, k,,l y,nI Nam l.,N
their home in Rrooklvn. New York
4 man supposed TO be Joseph Bouchard
Of Burlington slipped and fell under the
wheels of the paper train here sunday
and one foot was cut off above the ankle
He was taken to 81 Albans.
Howard Thomas, who has been visiting
relatives in town, has returned to his
home in Superior Wis,-Th Misses
Edythe Boyce and Margaret Pike have
returned TO Middlebury Nollese--lucius
Wells OF Burlington has been In town
Mrs. Ira Mum Of stowe Is with her
daughter, Mrs, Bugbee. Walter stevens
Of Bolton is attending the grammar
school. His father, a. q. stevens, was in
town Tuesday.-Miss Henrietta Cooley,
who has been quite III, Is much improved.
Mrs Erwin Cooley IL better Mr.. and
Mrs H. ". Demcritt have returned from
Bristol, where they were guests over sun
day ana New Years Of Mrs. Deinrritts
parents, the Hon and Mrs, Edsoh raj
mer. Mrs. Y. l.. Perkins, VINO burned her
arm quite severely with not laru' u hoihs
well Miss blle SOmervllle was III harro
Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Ennis. VINO mas
been guest Of her Uncle, T.. ~ r"ss' mas
returned to Montpelier. Miss Gleason mas