Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04


r. Besides his wife. he is survived by
risville. william o. Lambert of Arizona.
Cal. Byron c. Lambert of Eden.
Lewis A. Lambert of Oakland, Cal, Mrs.
Elmer Fay of Morrsville. Charles NJ.
Lambert of North Hyde Park. Winnie -.
Lambert of Stowe: two brothers and one
sister, Peter Lambert of johnson, Lewis
Lambert of Enosburg and Mrs. Mary
Cadue Of Triton, n. II. Funeral services
were held at the Congregational Church
Sunday at 200 p. m. the Rev. W. Il.
Baker officiating. 1nterment was in
Pleasant View cemetery.
The farm house of w. NJ. Fletcher
was burned Friday night. about eleven
o'clock. The fire, 1t Is thought. started
from an overheated stovepipe, and had
gained such Roadway when discovered
that it was impossible to save the house,
hold goods, there being only a few things
taken out. The barns belonging to this
place were burned only two weeks ago.
the fire being caused by children playing
with matches in the barn.
Walter Grant of Worcester Mass,
came Saturday evening. joining Mrs
Grant in a visit with her sister Mrs
Anna Jones.-John Wcafer and Miss
Eva q. Lord Of Dorchester. Mass, are
passing two weeks with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer Sr.-Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson of Oklahoma came
Saturday evening. having been called
here by the critical condition of his
mother. Mrs. Ann Irish.-G. c. Ward
his mother. Mrs. Amelia A. Ward and
f lou ord nf
n. H.. and brother, DR.. r. j. Ward of
Worcester. Mass. were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Munson leaving
Monday for Burlington.-AIr. and Mrs.
Fred w. Mould went to Keeseville. N.
Y, Monday.-Misses Dorothy and
Elizabeth Powers went to Fair Haven
Monday. where they will he guests for
week of Miss Marcella jackson. They
will visit their grandparents, Ex-Gov.
and Mrs. L. a. Woodbury., in Burling
ton on their return.--The Rev. W. f.
Baker passed Monday and Tuesday In
Montreal at the celebration of Domin-
ion Day.-NIss Bernfce Kellogg went
to Johnson Monday for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Peck went to
Burlington Monday. whsre an opera
ton will be performed upon their
young son. at Mary Fletcher hospital
Robert S. Gordon left Monday on a
six weeks trip to his home in Scot
lland.-The death of Mrs. Ann Irish oc-
lcurred Sunday morning after long
lillness.-Mrs ]. A. Robinson went &c
st. Johnsbury Monday to meet heI
mother Mrs. Elizabeth L. Collins OF
I1llsboro. N. H.. who will pass the
summer with DR.. and Mrs. Robinson
Miss Fayalene Trofren of Waterville
Me-. who has passed two weeks here
left Monday for st. Johnsbury. where
she will pass a few days before return
ing home.-Mrs. George Barrows re-
turned to Boston Monday. Mr.. Bar
rows will remain for a time, havine
employment in the W. NJ. Hill mea
market.-Miss liza Hayet of Hardwicl
passed Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. B. c. Hayet.-Miss Gertrude
Brigham is passing a few days /,
Waterbury with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brigham.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann S. Irish wa
held yesterday at 230 p. m. at her lat
home on Summer street. the Rev. Waite
E. Baker. assisted by her former pastor
the Rev. c. c. st. Glare Of Fort Henry
n. y, officiating. Interment will b.
: made In Riverside cemetery. Ann S. Nc
I.ntee was born in Monkton April %
1917. She was united in marriage Janu
airy :. 1869. to Guy Nelson Irish The fol
lowing two years of their life were pass
ed in the West. when they moved t
Worcester, VT, where they resided unit
the death of Mr.. Irish April "A, 1879. Th
following September, with her three III
tle ones she came to Morrisville to re
side and make for herself and little fam
lily living Too much can not be sal
In her praise for the brave struggle sh
= made to keep her family together. an
give them an education, fitting each on
for some useful position in life. Mr.
Irish was by nature quiet, unassumln
v person, one who was determined TO sue
coed and whose lators were crowne
= with abundant success. She Is survive
by her son, Nelson F. Irish, OF Wayne
q Okla. one daughter. Mrs. Laura
: Titus OF orrisvile.-Clarence G. Stowe
u Of Morrisville son of Mr.. and Mr.
l. Henry G. Stowell and Miss Lena Ev
Hayford of johnson. daughter of NJ
n and Mrs. Charley Hayford. were unite
:. in marriage June % at johnson, II
|
n mony.-Frank Kenfleld of Morrisvl
It has been appointed by Department Con
n mander A. a. Niles. assistant adJutai
ard quartermaster-seneral
The list of instructors at Peoples Acat
envy and Morrisville graded school f.
II the ensuing year is "a follows: Arth'
i W. Ruff, Yale. 90. has been engaged 1
:. principal OF Peoples Academy. Mr.. Ri
~ has had five years experience in teac
ing. coming now from the prlnc.palsh
OF the Newport. n. H.. high scho'
:. Among assistant teachers are: Miss Ora
\. Gates of Ludlow, a graduate of I
University OF Vermont. class OF 1912, Nj
Hden Daniels Of Burlington. domesi
"A science; William A, Dodge, a gradua
e o. the State agricultural college at Blu
m lington. elementary agriculture: NJ!
~ llGah o. Gale OF Westford, eighth a
q ninth grades. Miss Mary Gates will I
~ turn as teacher of the sixth and seven
N grades. as will also Miss Edna Slayton
n. the fourth and fifth grades. Miss Esth
I'd Bacon, recently graduated from t
ne Fitchburg, Mass, normal school, h
- been secured for the second and thi
r. grades. Miss Mary Tyndall will contin
IN as teacher of the first grade. A teach
1g training course will be established in I
e. high school. II a sufficient number
ne pupils can be secured to meet the
quirements of the law.-Supt. C., d. Ho
has moved his household goods fro
Essex Junction to the Harrison bod
house on Congress street and expects