Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-24
RICNFORD.


suddenly of uraemic commissions October
afternoon at the home Of his sister, Mrs
John Brown, on the Berkshire road the
Rev. d. G. Guest officiating. Burial was
in Hillside cemetery. Mr.. Wright was
unmarried and was survived by two sis
tiers, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. C. c. Smith,
both of this place He was son of the
late Lewis Wright, and came to Rich
ford from Swanton when but a boy and
and resided here since.
The funeral Of Moses Duprat, aged Is
years, who died Friday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hardy. was held at
the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. D. G. Guest officiating. Burial
was in Hillside cemetery. Mr.. Duprat
was unmarried, and is survived by one sis
| ter, Mrs George w. Whitehead, of this
place. and two brothers. Archie and
| Joseph Duprat. OF Sutton, Que. He died
of Bright's disease, and had been in
poor health for several months. He was
with Mr. Hardy at the Park View house,
Bethlehem, N. H.. and returned to Rich
ford only four days before he died.
Charles A. Martin has bought William
Impey's place on Foundry street, for $500,
| and will move there from the farm near
Richford Center where he has been
| living. civilian ]. Blake Of Hillside,
Que. and Miss Mary NJ. Sutherland, of
Fearn. Scotland. were married In this
place. October 10. by the Rev. D. G..
Guest.-Under the auspices Of the Mems
Guild Of st. AIMS Church. j. N. Barss,
superintendent OF the Vermont Indus
tvto
address on Social Conditions In Ver-
| mont" In the rooms Of the Calumet club,
Wednesday evening. October 3O.-A Ma
tional Progressive rally will be held In
Aver opera hall Thursday evening, and
the speakers will be Fred b. Thomas and
Benjamin Sumner Of Montpelier-A
harvest festival will be held in Aver opera
hall. Friday evening. under the auspices
Of the Epworth League.-Mrs. Daniel
Van Dyke of Dunkin. Que, Is visiting
| her daughter. Mrs. H. NJ. Goff.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. B. Parker are visiting In Rut.
land. Clarendon and Springfield for three
| weeks.-E. F. Hopkins Is confined for a
few days with injuries received In a fall
| Of 10 feet from building.-Nel F..
| Smith left last week to visit his daughter,
Mrs. w. T.. Barter OF Wocott after which
| he will go to Auburndale. Mass, to pass the
winter.-Mr and Mrs. Oscar McGreror
have rented their house on Intervale ayen-
ue to +. l.. Childs and will go to Lowell
| TO pass the winter with relatives. ELIAS
| Combs is moving his household goods
| from South Richford to the house on
| Farrar Street recently purchased Of II.
w. Arms In about 10 days Mr.. and Mrs.
Combs plan to go to Gary. Ind, to pass
| some time with their son. Leslie Combs
Mrs. M, V, Taylor and son. Mahlon, went
last week to Dallas. Tex, to Join Mr..
Taylor, who went there few weeks ago.
They were accompanied by Mrs. " d.
Taylor. who Will pass the winter in Dial.
las.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Aver are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. ]. %. Stafford
OF st. Albans.-Henry r. Rustedt has
successfully passed the examination for
admission to the Vermont bar, and has
teeh admitted to the practice OF law by
the supreme court.-fhe following dele.
gates To attend the special diocesan con.
vention at Burlington, November 10, have
been elected by the vestry OF st. AIMS
Church; A. j. Merrill. C. A. Hawley
II. NJ Kendall alternates. W. r, Greene
c s. scofeld, A. NJ. Pond-At the annual
meeting of the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
surance company, In Montpelier, Fred II
Kelley OF this place was reelected direc.
tor for Franklin county.-Mr. and Mrs
A. - Chappell and little son OF johnson
N. H., are visiting In town.-A son was
born October II to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
beaton OF GrovetOn. N. H.. former resi-.
dents of this place
Cards have been received announcing
| the bilSth OF a daughter to Mr.. and Mrx