Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15
WATERBURY,.

Mrs Margaret Schofield of New York
city has bought of August Keene his
farm on Crossett hill. Mrs. Schoticld buys
this for a summer home--Mrs Edgar
Durand Of Brooklyn. y. V, is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. e. s. Bidwell.-Miss
Grace Balch of Lowell. Mass. who ha 8
been Mrs Durand's guest in Brooklyn.
is at the May farm for the remainder of
her summer vacaton.-M W. Chaffee Of
Worthwhile. formerly union superintendent
Of schools here, called upon friends in
town Saturday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. I. +. McCabe of North
Ferrisburg are at Mineral Spring Farm,
their summer home, for few weeks
Ray and owen Hurlbert Of Mineral
Spring Farm are visiting friends in
Malone. y, V. for few weeks-Miss
Ruth Hurlbert entertained few guests
at Mineral Spring Farm Monday Among
those who we're present from ont of town
were the Misses Margaret and Elsie Nc
Cabe of North Ferrisburg. Elmer Robin
son of Ludlow was IA recent visitor a.
Mineral Spring Farm.-J. l.. McCabe of
i'olton was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Mccabe Sunday at Mineral Spring
Farm.-Mrs. G.. w. Hurlhert and Mrs
/
Mrs. George Hart Tuesday.
Further news from Saskatoon, Sas-
katchewan. Can. tells of the death Of
| Timothy Maloney there the 2Sth. Mr..
Malorey lived eight days after his in
juries and received all the best medi-
cal attention possible. He was stab
bod twice in the abdomen. Two op-
erations were performed but blood
! poison set in and the man who was
| In ured in the defense of another per
son gave mp his life Mr.. Maloney
was always of kindly disposition.
ready to help as far as possible. He
went to Saskatoon about a year ago
/ In company with his brother. william
Here be ha1 a responsible place in a
big construction company. being a
riveter in Iron work. Coming from
work on July 20 he stepped into the
har-room of the hotel at which ne was
boarding. Seeing that the two men.
who are held in connection with his
murder, were being unjust to friend
of his. Mr.. Maloney took hand in the
matter and received stabs with a
knife The two men held claim that
they remember nothing and admit
that they were drunk. The prosecu-
ton will he followed with much in
terest by Mr. Maloney's home friends.
Timothy Maloney was born in Con-
stable. y. v. about N years ago. the
son of John and Catherine Maloney.
He Is survived by his mother, who Is
now at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
f. F.. Foss. He Is survived also by
four brothers. William Maloney of
Saskatoon. Saskatchewan; Edward and
Michael Of this place AMI Mathew OF
Montpelier and three sisters. Mrs. r.
f. Foss and Mrs. Leo Royce of this
place AMI Mrs. Arthur Carr of Wor-
cester The burial was In Saskatoon.
The body of Jewett Prescott was
brought from Burlington Monday
noon. He was taken to the hospital
there seven weeks ago suffering from
mastoid ahscess. Two operations were
performed. Mr.. Jewett was born in
Waterbury about GO years ago. the
eight years ago he married Alma
Guili who survives him with one son,
Myron He also leaves three grand
children. Mr. Jewett was a successful
farmer and Will he much missed from
tHc ioCHiitN IN Wnfcn ne HNeu, Inc
funeral was held from his late home
yesterday at two o'clock. the Rev
Mr. Sterling officiating r. T.
Houston and daughter. Doris. have
: taken rooms for the winter at the
home of Mrs +. T.. Atkins on Main
street Next week IN company with
} Mr. Houston they will spent the week
at the home OF his parents In Stowe
Mr. Houston leaves for the West about
September |.
The Progressive party showed Its col
ors Tuesday night when "A rally was held
In front OF G. f. Moody's residence. the
spellbinders speaking from his porch H.
r., wallace introduced as the first speak
or Judge Gibson. An address by Balm
bridge Colby OF New York followed. The
waterbury Citizens band furnished mu'
SIC There was fairly good attend
-Birchmont camp became the ohjec
tive point OF ~ of the members OF the
, Ladies union Tuesday afternoon. A pic
nc lunch was served. the members OF thu
b'rchmont club doing all In their power
Tor the pleasure OF their guests. The
cottage Is finely situated on one OF thu
Duxbury hills and by the cutting Of treel
commands three beautiful Views. one o.
: them having Mt. Mansfield IN the dis
tance,-w, ~ Gilbert was In Morr'svlll'