Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07

t~ihIS' seWeTs, y3V1S, HleH""'"
city library. s2i4.s5 park. moving oem'n.s'
$l@; street lights. st.2ol3; city nan ue-
| partment. s59l2l incidentaIs soo''''
total. $l3.O39.5s .--Miss Jupa NJ. Woooman'
a teacher at Montgomery Center Is pass
Ing her vacation with her pareh's VT
and Mrs. W. D. Woodman. WEDNESDAY
while chopping wood George DeVo'd IN
| hicted a severe cash in the ankle Oh Ills
right foot.-Miss Louise H. Woodman mas
returned from Burlington News mas been
| received here of the death or 1homaS
r. Cowlbeck at his home in Plattsouren'
N. y. Thursday morning MI Cow'oecK
was widely known throughout this por-
ton OF the State. which he had visited
for the past IS years ms n travelling sales
man for wholesale grocery houses
William Dirand. we'll known resident
OF Ferrisburg died February % at the
home OF his daughter Mrs n. O. Delano,
from old age In the a5th year OF his age
The funeral was held at the tome FRI
day afternoon at one o'clock. William
Reyes has purchased the house ana lot
owned by the late Joseph F1rkey.-At tho
pubic auction Of the stock and farming
implements belonging To the estate OF the
late 'linord Patno held on the John Doug
las farin Thursday. tho COWS brought from
S26 to Sti.--Mrs. Wealthy clark died Fri-
day morning from the effects Of a shock
sustained few DAYS before aged u
years Milo G. Johnson one Of tho most
prosperous farmers in Weybridse and
largely Interested in dairying. is soon to
install new and up-to-date IIinman
mixer
robert Glauskcv was brought here Sat-
urday morning from Burlington by Sher-
III j. II. Allen and given = hearing before
Justice u. F. O. kimbal, charged with
UNDERWRITING the store of W II. e. W. =.
Bristol Thursday night States Attorney
r. W. futile prosecuting. Gauskey
pleaded not guilty and was held in the
sum oi sl,'" for appearance at the June
term of Addison county court at Middle
bury. Failing TO procure bail Glauskey
was taken Saturday afternoon by Dep
uty Sheriff n. +. Fisher to the Middle
bury Jail to await trial. This is the third
burglary here in Year and in each case
the burglars have been apprehended in
side OF ~ hours. through the efforts Of
states Attorney Tuttle.-Wiliam Durin
died at his home in Ferri>burg February
| y IN the !oth year of his age. Mr. Durn
WAS born at Newfane July ~ 1871 Feb
ruary ID. 1851, he purchased the farm
upon which he lived for the past IS years.
He leaves daughter. Mrs. y. G. Delano,
and granddaughter Mrs. Allen Larrow.
The funeral was held al the house Fri
day afternoon at one O'Clock. the Rev
Richard G. Woodbridge officiating. The
bearers were r. d. Booth c. \. Chapman
Frederick Tupper. Joseph Danyou. Friend
FISK Il F"rrisburg and T.. \. Lee of Yer
gennes. fntermcnt in the Gage cemetery.
Fcrrisbu:g. An infant daughter of Al
derman and Mrs. F. .. Scott. Jr died
Saturday morning after e three weeks
Illness with bronchial Recommendation
II bonncllcy has been appointed justice
of tho peace by Governor Mead to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Judge Frank l.. Fish.-Mrs. Homer Ball
is visiting the Rev. and Mrs. y. H. Ball ot
Arlington and before her return will
. visit in Bennington. Rutland and Bran
dom. +. DonowaY went saturday to
Milton on business connected with his
creamery and that town Miss katherine
! Fish has returned to Middlebury College
| after two weeks with her parents. Judge
and Mrs +. l.. Fish
/ Mrs. Eliza Field widow of the
} late Solomon Field, died Monda y
morning at the home OF her son George
Newton. after lingering Illness OF tive
years. aged Sc years. Mrs Field had lived
most of her life in Fcrrlsburg and was Il
member of the congregational Church
She leaves ono son, George Newton OF
FerrisburS. and one daughter, Mrs. Ida
BiAby of Riley Kans The funeral was
, held at the home Wednesday at one
o'clock.
At the annual election of city officers
old 're'da. {. H. Caisse was re-
elected mayor and other officers as fol,
lows: Aldermen. Walter w Bristol
Henry Morris, r. G. Scott, Jr.. George
Casey, W. II. Norton c. II. Gowett; city
clerk. +. W. futile: first constable J. NJ
Alden; second. T. e. M'ddlebrook: cit,
sheriff. Frederick T.abou; listers +. l.
Grandey. =. II. Renaud. Joseph Daig
neault; street commissioner. Peter Aus
tin, water co,nmiss ioners, T.. y. Gee
Henry G. Miner. J. F. Donahue, ooarc
of auditors T.. W. Graves. r n. Barley
Il Mald,on; city grand jurors. X. "
McCUen. q. +. O. kimbal John Amblo
Jr.. superintendent of schools, f. L. Fish
voted sNo for City band so Tor observ
' ance OF Memorial day. 500 for perma
|
also voted to remove tho hitching post:
from Main street oy June providln,
pitching grounds are ready by that TIM,
voted thai committee ne appointed bS
the mayor to investigate the feasibilit,
OF securing artesian water for the use q
/ the city; vote on license. 49, yes 1913 no
d gain of eight over last year for n,
license.-.Iudge and Mrs Frank H. Fisl
We're given a reception AT the city hall b,
the Nergennes board of trade Monda,
| evening in honor of his appointment II
l the Office OF superior judge The hall Wa.
prettily decorated with flags. and tn,
tables were trimmed with white and pinl
D carnations and smax Judge and Mrs
4 Fish were assisted in receiving by Mayo
z and Mrs. G. ~. Caisse. and Mr.. and Mrs
II W. r Bristol and Mr. and Mrs. X, W
, McCuen. Refreshments We're served b,
j Mrs. f. G. Norton. Mrs. II. G. EIerrick
S Mrs. w. r. Warner and Miss Mar,
e Strong. r. w. McCuen presided toast
: master Ind read resolutions from tn
X board of trade congra tulatlng Judge Fisl
Q on his appointment to which Judge Fisl
a responded in a feeling manner, ]. a
Harrington. secretary Of the hoard, rea,
7 letters of regret from President JOIN
c | Thomas of Mddlebury College. and tn
| Hon. Horace W. Bailey of Rutland. afte
Which remarks Of congratulate ma
ture were made by Judge +. NJ Butle
:, of Rutland and the Hon. g. H. Darling
$ of burlington Mrs. Mary Plude, widow
y of .hc In Am rose Plude. died Tues
II day morning al the home of her daugh
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