Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

Montreal Tuesday night, was brought to
this city for burial In the South Main
street cemetery Thursday. The Rev. w.
b. Dukeshire OBLIGATED at the service at
the grave. the funeral having taken place
In Montreal Mrs. Brown Is survived by
three sons, Clarence of Montreal, George
Of Concord, N. H.. and Norman Brown Of
this city, and by one daughter, Mrs N.
w. Hibbard OF Montreal.
The case Of w. 3. Ames VS.. Swanton
village. which has been on trial in
Franklin county court for the past two
| weeks. has come to an end by the Jury
bringing in a verdict for the plaintiff to
receive $974.97. The case will be taken to
supreme court on exceptions by the de.
PENDANT.
Alfred Herber., aged eight months.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick N. Dutch
or, died Friday morning at eight
o'clock after an Illness Of two days with
cholera infantum The funeral was
held at the house Sunday afternoon at
| three o'clock.
Miss Elanch @. Vosburgh of Noyan,
r. c., and Fred j. Bishop Of Alburg
were married at the universalist par
sonage Wednesday. Sept 20, by the
Rev II. l.. Thornton.
| special train carrying Grand
Trunk and Central Vermont officials,
including A. w. Smithers Of Lon Ion,
chairman of the board Of directors.
President +. J. Chamberlin. of the
Grand Trunk Pacific, r. II. Fitzhugh.
presi lent of the Central Vermont, and
others, were in the city Saturday, leav-
ing before noon on n general inspec.
tion tour of the Central and the new
lines Of the Southern New England.
now being burlt from Palmer, Mass
to Providence. r. l.
| Mrs. Henry c. Allen gave very
pleasant birthday surprise party Sat-
urday evening In honor OF Mrs II. T..
Chadwick, Mrs. Fuller c. Smith and
Mrs. Howard w. Demmgs whose ann, .
iversaries were last week.
News has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. George e. Lane which
occurred suddenly at Melrose. Mass I.
Thursday. Mrs. Lane retired We'd
nesday night apparently in her usual
health, AMI when she dii not appear
at breakfast next morning the one
who went to call her found her dead
in bed. Mrs. Lane was 20 years old
this city. where she was associated
with her husband in Lanes book
store. She leaves a large number of
| friends here.
Mrs. L. ]. Morton, who was seriously
injured In the train accident on the Cen
trail Vermont at Essex Junction, has so
far recovered as to be able to move about
a little on crutches.
|
the death of Mrs. c. f. Fuller which &C.
Cured in Omaha. Neb.. Sunday The
! funeral was held in Terre Haute, Ind,
Wednesday. Mrs Fuller had many friends
in St. Adams. where she resided for sew
eral years. while Mr.. Fuller was super
| intendent of water power of the Central
Vermont Railway company.
Miss Mary Sweeney and John Lynch,
both Of this city, were married at St.
Marys Church Monday morning at 4:3O
o'clock by the Rev. D. j. O'Sullivan.
Miss Sadie Sweeney OF Chateaugay. N.
Y. acted as maid of honor. and John
Foote as best man. Mr. and Mrs Lynch
have gone to New York and Flushing,
r. T., on their wedding trip and on their
return will reside at IS Rugg street. Mrs.
Lynch has been acting as district nurse
lin this city the past year.
Festus Alban Dewart Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H.
Dewart of this city. and Miss Helen
Louise Smith were married at Geneva,
IOhio, Wednesday. September %.
Miss Blanche NJ. brennan. of this city
and Robert Sweeney, OF Hardwick, were
united in marriage at St Marys rectory
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. the Rev
ID. j. O'Sulivan performing; the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney left on a trip tc
Montreal and on their return will reside
lin Hardwick.
Sister Mary Steere. who died at thu
Fanny Allen hospital Monday morning
was born in this city 40 years ago. 6
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Steere
She is survived by a sister. Miss Lillian
Steere OF Roxbury. Mimi. and one broth
er, Leon Steere, of Hartford, Conn.
The new postal station located at thu
store of NJ F. Sullivan on Lake street wa
opened Tuesday and Is designated as st
Adams station l." It will he in charge o
, Michael +. Sullivan.
John Pelky was in city court yesterda.
before Judge N. n. Post. charged will
first offense of intoxication. He PLEADED
guilty and Is serving ten days In tn
county Jail. Isaac Niblock of Georgi
was charged with intoxication ana wa
Z put under bond to keep the peace. In tn
case OF State vs. NJ. II. Cross. he wa
found guilty Of keeping intoxicating
2 liquor unlawfully and with intent to sci
, and was fined $500 and costs. For keep
, Ing n gambling machine he was fined 81
and costs. For selling intoxicatin
\ liquor ne was sentenced to serve 81
, months In the county jail.
GEORGIA.
4 granite quarry has been opened by
NJ. Hotchkiss on his farm. The quarry
on side HILL the ledge being mile ionE
The expense of operating will be srna
because of the nearness OF the Georg!
station a mile and half away. the ar
n proach to which Is down grade, thereb
d greatly lessening the cost OF production
!. The granite Is dark and has been pre-
r nounced of excellent quality by the COCO
l. dell Granite & Marble company Of Bn'
Y lington and the GlyssOn company
u Barre.
l. News has been received of the death {
n. DR.. John Jay Cotton at his home
Lowell. Mass, September %. He wa
born In Georgia May H. 1880. the olde
a six of the late Quintus c. and Abiga
:, (Jocelyn) Cotton. He was fitted for CO
n lege at bakersfield and was graduate
r at Amherst College In the class of $50
/. After several years In successful teacf
- Ing and other occupations. having graz
:. uated from the medical department {