Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-30

officiating. The bearers were io"'
cousins of the deceased, George '''h
VOW of Charlotte, walter ana iio"iS
Danyow of Ferrisburg and John Ian
VOW OF Addison. Interment was III
Prospect Cemetery.--A son was poI'
saturday to Mr.. ana Mrs H. - bryan
| Miss Ada willard of burlington Wv
tied her aunt, Miss Lucy Wlilaro.--
| Patrick Simon, rural delivery carrier
| on route four has presented ~ /"
| Kingsland with n relic of historic Ill
| terest 1t is a part of one of the DOW
| ribs of one of the vessels composing
| Arnolds fleet which participated III
| the fight at Valcour island october H.
| 1916, and while trying to escape our
ing the night was overtaken ny the
| British fleet un der command or capt
Pringle october II, 1916, near FERRIS
| burg, and the fight renewed ana was
| kept up for two hours. the piece OF
| timber Mr.. Kingsland has is about
three feet long and about eight 'nohes
| thick. is of soft maple and was taken
! from the vessels about three years ago
| by Mr. Simon, assisted by f. II. Foss OF
| this city.
The chicken pie social at George Raine
will be held wednesday, November D.
Postponed on account or bad weather.
| John Douglass died Monday evening at
| his residence IN West Ferlsburg after
! a lingering Illness from Bi1ghts disease
aged Il years. MIR. Douglass was born III
| Canada and came in his early manhood
TO Fcrrisburg To- the farm of the late
| Robert SatteIly. where he renamed Tor
| q number of years by industry and
! frugalty ne accumulated sulficient
amount of money TO purchase the j.
| Warren Barnes farm In Ferris burg ana
became one of the most prominent ana
prosperous farmers of this section. About
Il years ago ne retired from active NE
and purchased the Frasns Daniels prop
crtN on Main street Whcr" mo since re-
sided passing the summer months on
small farm he purchased IN West Ferris
burg. He is survived ny u wife ANA five
grand children, stewart, Frederick,
Dorothy Mildred and Joyce Cotey. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at
2:3o at the home Of his son-in-law w.
H. Cotey. OF this city Mrs curtis OF
RurlinGton is visiting her sister. Ms. d.
OBrien Dr William clark of Iioosick
! Falls, y. V, has been making few
DAYS visit 10 his sister Mrs. 7. G. Mid
dlcbrook John Ross Of Rutland visited
his brother George W. Ross. Monday
s;upt. Orvis X. Collins Of bellows Falls
attended the funeral Of his uncle. Samuel
II. Booth, Monday afternoon. William
| Moorhv has returned from a visit to his
daughter, Mrs John SpraBue, of Union,
\. H.-Miss Efic Stewart has returned
from Rut,and and is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. f.. A. Lee.--Mrs. r. K. o'Bryan of
M.ldlebury is visiting her son. G.. ].
l<..r
ed from a visit to her son, John Sprague,
of Union. ~ il.-Nlrs Rcubrn Bi4bee and
daughter. Mss Addie Bisbcc. have re-
turned from Addison.-E Edward Gillette of
Burlington was in town Monday.-Mrs.
Wood of Randolph is visiting her daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Wood, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. hingsland.-Ai Mss Anna
Wood has returned from West Rutland. -
Mrs. Moore visited her sisters IN MID
dlobury Tuesday. The cement steps in
front of the stores of a. 5. Haven and
II. T. Slack are completed.
Miss Alice Emo Of Albany. y. Y" is
passing "A few days with her cousin
DR. j. Il. Emo, at his home on Green
street.-The lower gate at Prospect
cemetery mas been repalnted ana &C.
ment walk constructed from the GENE
| terry to the brick schoolhouse-E. H.
Martin of Burlington was in town yes
terdaN-Mlss tfolen stuart went yes
terday to Orwell to attend the Cath
oiic far and while there VIII be the
guest of NJ. and Mrs. -. a. Dubuc. 80
Mrs. Arthur Bruya returned tuesday
to South Hero after visit to her
mother Mrs Matilda pubuc, ana her
, sister Mrs. Maria Blair-James Con-
,.F ,lyi ,.t. 10 HiCNf In