Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25
BRISTOL.

Mrs Helen Dal,es. wf" Of a. u. Gar
doncr, died at the Mary FLETCHER hospital
in BURLINGTON Friday morning. Tho body
was brought hero Sat prtlay. Ss;he j. sln'e
vived by her husband and two sons. WI
liam L. of brandon and Frank of this
town. Her age was f;iN.ars, ,'..'> W..
The funeral of Mrs Helen Oaks
Gardner was held in the Methodist Church
sunday aftov~.on at two o'clock. The
Rev r.. r. stone oaiciat,d The hearers
were Milo Aherncthy. {. &. Curri,r. G. y
Danfor,h. W. y. Cove. +. w. Palmo,
and {. II. Wiley. lytcrment was in
Greenwood cemcterY.-Jessc Goes. an
old soldier, is confined to his he'd by il.
noss az the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
T.. &. Thompson Mrs. r.. e. Marsh has
returned to Chicago after visit Of
week with relatives. + 5. Mathewsou re
turned from Montreal s;a'urda F. |
Garrow AMI ". \ Ferguson are In Bur
lington doing painting and papering for
l.. {. Balm on his tenement block
Cardel Norton was al home from tho
-. c. A.. Poultnoy over Sunlty.-Nr
and Mrs w. W. Hatch Of Darlington
were over-SundaY guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r NJ. Nnmov.-Dr, ~ T.. \vcrill I
Niidl"bury was i'm town Saturday and
SundaY.-H. $. Jennings. the Janitor 4
the graded school building. was taken
suddenly III al his home on h,rch stroc,
sunday. lie fell from Ills chair breaking
his collar bone. He * ~ comfortable as
could be expected one Of the high school
pupls i doing his work at the school
buildine. Mr. Melissa . leighton died
AT her home IN New York SATURDAY..
January % Her romans were brought
here for interment. The funeral was
held Tuesday at the Baptist Church.
Tie Rev. Il =. Ellsworth officiatcd.
Mrs. leighton was 9 former resident Of
thir town.
Y. w Morgan met with q serious ac-
oident SATURDAY afternoon. His right le..
was broken above the knee and the bones
NJ the knee We're also broken by q lf,k
ny II horse
At rrgular meeting % Walter <. Dun
tor Post. G. a. f.. Monday afternoon ott.
Gers Wtr" installed by Ndjutaut i. T.
Palmer and j. J. Rhoad., elected quar-
termaster In place of y. j. Crane, de
ceased. -The remains of Mrs, Melissa -.
leighton arrived from Nov York Tues
day on the morning train and the funeral
was held at the Baptist church 1T two
O'Clock in the afternoon. The Rev. y. g..
ESosworth offciated The bearers were
y. +. Dunshee. s. II. Farr, :. ). Drake.
W. a. Lawrence. T.. c. Dixie and &. W.
Norton. Those from away We're e. s,
Tucker. Mr. and Mrs T., u. Tucker and
John Burnham of New York, Ezra Eddy,
Jr, OF Ottawa and e. g. Cushman Of Hull
que. Mrs. Leighton was the daughter Of
Samuel and Ectsey Eddy Her fathef
built the Bristol House and she was born
there Is years ago She was sister OF
III late Ezra Il. Eddy of Hun, Que. and
IL survived by one son. Clarence Tucker o.
New York,-clarence Bosworth and Viii
liam Langcway We're badly bruised sat
urday evening while SLIDING down nil.
l.angeway had one finger broken Il. w
ltstN was in Charlotte TUESDAY j. Il.
Wills is confined to his house by Illness -
Mrs. T.. ~ Steadman, who is mt the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is reported rs doing
inlelN'-Mrs Il. w. Stcadman. who mad
her nip broken, is doing well
George i'ranch and family move "a
Ludlow this week. Wherq Nj. Branch Is
10 ma employment in the chan factory.
The local grange win 40 To the Metho-
asst Episcopal Church in Il body sunday
evening when Dr. WnShhurnc VIII ad-
dress them. john Il. Myers a prominent
ana well-to-do farmer of the west par,
OF the town, died Jan. l. uf hardeninr
81 the arteries and lrights disease,
from which he had suffered for over two
Years lie was born IN nprlhern New
YORK ~ years ago and had lived here
nearly 10 wears. The funeral Was held
nc ms late home SATURDAY. the Rev. nr
ashpurhe of the Methods Episcopa|
'hnrch onciatng. Sias JakHay, James
Adams' =. j. Clark, Jonas smith. J. G.