Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30

the G. A. r. from the post rooms TO the
church. The regular choir of st. Luke's
| sang.
Patrick Malloy died Friday aft
| ernoon at about two o'clock after an
illness of several months lie was
born in Ireland, 81 years ago yester-
| day. lie came to this country when
lad and to st. Adams shortly after.
| lie Is survived by his wife AMI eight
| children. He was superintendent of
the permanent road work last sum-
mer ana previous to his Illness had
been employed by the city The flu
neral was held Monday morning at nine
| O'Clock at st. Marys Church.
Tho case of Harry l.. Halves VS.. the
Massachusetts Accident Insurance
company, assumpst. for in lcmnity al
legged to be due on account of illness,
was heard before Judge n. N. Post
| Friday and a verdict rendered for
the plaintiff to recover $2t2.45 aad
costs Elmer Johnson appeared for
the defendant AMI Roswell NJ. Austin
for the plaintiff. The case has been
appealed to county court.
! II. w. Ballard has purchased the
automobile livery business Of Charles
II. Chase.
Word has been received in this city
of the death of Lyman ITawley of Fair
hault. MINI. Mr.. HaWlcy was 70
years old ana son of Captain and
Mrs. Lyman llawley of Buck Hollow.
The only remaining member of this
large family is Cornelia Hawley Soule
Vt Lansing. Mich
Philip Barnard of St. Adams hill died
at the hospital in this city Thursday
morning after a short illness with bron-
chial pneumonia. Mr.. Barnard was born
| in Canada in 1851. Ten years of his life
were spent in Sprinetield Mass. and the
remainder in St Albans. He is survived
! by six sons, Frank of New London, Conn.
| Henry and Edward of Elolyoke, Mass.
Philip of Springfield, Mass, Adm Of
Northampton, Mass, and William of
| Hartford, Conn.
! The wedding of Miss Florence May
Trudeau and Edward j. Jabaut of this
| city took place at the Holy Angels
Church Monday morning at six o'clock,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. l.. r. Desrochers Miss Lillian
Boyer of Malone, y. Y, was maid of
honor and the best man was Wallace
n Trudeau, brother of the bride After
tho ceremony a wedding t-eakfast was
served at the home of the bride, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. ia oaut left for a
Wedding trim to Montreal On their re-
turn they will reside on Center street
| Walter Guyctte of West Cha2y, n Y,
and Miss Sarah Richard of St. Adams
Bay were married Monday morning at
Ic.u
of the Lake, St Adams Bay, the Rev.
Robert Dewey performing the ceremony.
Miss Louise Gagnon was maid of honor
and oscar Richard, brother of the
bride was best man
c. n Pcrcival of St. Adams Bay was
badly injured in runaway accident
Saturday afternoon. The horses became
frightened when one of the reins broke,
and the load pushed Mr.. Perciva on to
the whiffctree He was thrown out and
badly bruised but no bones were broken.
One of the horses was thrown into a
ditch and his neck AMI one leg broken.
George Douglas Soule, aEe1 nearly
80 years, lied at the hospital about
noon Yesterday after snort illness
with stomach trouble He was born
in St Adams August I, 1860 son OF
Hiram B. AMI Louisa Q. (Curtis) Soule
For about Il years he lad been in the
United states postal service, first as
a carrier, but for many years as can
ceiling clerk. In the old DAYS of the
Vermont militia he was member OF
the famous Ransom Guards, Company
D), and later of the Barlow Grays
Company b. Mr. Soule is survived
by two brothers. Walter S. Of Ian
cester n, y. and Henry C. of Wash
ington, and two sisters, Alice L. Soule
of this city. and Uelen W. Soule OF
| Burlington.
Mrs. Edwar Maun died Tuesday
morning at three o'clock at the home
of her son, J. T. Maun of upper Wei
Ien street.
The daath of Daniel Joseph, the |.
weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. James
r. Moulton occurred Tuesday morn.
ing at seven o'clock of heart failure
In city court Tuesday before Judge
Nathan n. Post, j. Goodsell of Enos.
burg Falls was arraigned charged
with a breach of the peace which oc.
CURED in that place. He was fine1
s. and costs which he paid.
Word comes from Leavenworth
kans., that NJ F. Reagan, formerly Of
this city, has opened a drug store or
Delaware street one of the principa
business thoroughfares of that city.
| About % members Of the FRANKLIN
County Medical society attended the an
nual meeting held at Eagles hall in thi'
city Yesterday. The sessions opened lat'
in the morning and the only bushes!
transacted before the noon recess wa.
the election of officers as follows: Presi
don't DIR, S. w. Paige OF this city: vice
president. DIR. G. s. Clark Of Mont
eomcry; secretary and treasurer, DIR. W
, j. Upton OF this city: censors, DR.. r. L.
Wcleh of Franklin. DIR. G. g. Abel ant
DR. r. b Thomas of Enosburg Falls
, DELEGATES to the convention Of the Yer
, mont State Medical society, DR.. f. A
: Hyatt Of this city and DR.. c. s. SEQ
, field Of Richford; alternates. DR.. T.. L
Nashburn OF East Berkshire. DR.. A.
Cross of Swanton, DR.. w. w. Hutch
insou OF Enosburg Falls and Dr. Arthu
Morton of this city. Dinner was served
at the American House. after which tn
meeting roconvened at Eagles hall ant
addresses were given by DR.. John Glib
Z son Of this city, Dr. c. II. Beecher o
$ Burlington and DIR. H. L. Pierce of Swan
ton
w T.. Harding, who suffered the loss o
ono finger OF his right hand week ag
while running a punching machine in tn