Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

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Nutchins went home from the Vii,ase
Saturday night. Sunday night he retired
in particularly good spirits, but at threo
o'clock his wife noticed his heavy breath
ing and called Others in the mousse ne
never awokc and at 1870 was gone. inc
deceased was born in this state Septem-
Der /, 1850. the son of Eaton and Rebecca
Uorliss) Hutchins. He first mafrleu
Susie Brooks, by whom he had two chll-
drcn, Leroy Hutchins and Mrs waiter
Brown, both of this place. lie also leaves
two brothers, Myron Hutchins of water
bury Center and Nathaniel IIutchins OF
RoXbury, Mass. Mr.. Hutchins was form
erly In the clothing business in Lynn
Mass, and was a travelling salesman tor
several years. He came to South DuN-
bury to be out of doors for his health
and engaged in agriculture. y few years
ago he married Mrs. Matte Philips VINO
survives him. The funeral was holu
at his late homo Wednesday afternoon
at 1:3o. Burial was in the South DuXbury
cemetery.
w. T.. Minard. NJ. D., of Minard's SAM
tarlum, died at the Massachusetts Homco-
pathic hospital Thursday evening Dr'
Minard was operated upon about two
"''hS dSbt anu loI a NV '''
had not been favorable. Thursday morn
ing Mrs. Minard left here and his daus"-
ter was ummoncd from smith Collese
win +. Minard was born in iiinesourS
May l3, 1867, son of Il. VI. and Marguerite
Miranda OKenyom Minard. He was cdu-
Gated in the schools of Hinesburg ana
Bristol and read medicine with DR.. Spar
hawk of Burlington. He fitted for college
at the Green Mountain Seminary at wat
crbury Center and later entered the
ITuhncman Medical College at PhiIadel-
phia, graduating in 1881 He pract1ced
medicine with DIR. Sparhawk a year n
half and then settled in Waterbury,
whore he had had a successful practice
\ few years ago he bou hit the old Dill
bingham home on Main street, which ne
used as a sanitarium. lie was also inter-
cstcd I'm business enterprises and was
quite a large real estate Owner. In 1856
he married Miss Clarissa G. Smith OF
Waterbury Center, who was in his class
at the seminary. He is survived by his
wife, one daughter, Marguerite. at Smith
College, and his father, DR.. r. NJ. Minard
of East Barre.
Little progress has been made in loCat-
ing the person who broke into the cash
drawer of the ticket office ut the Central
Vermont station here Tuesday morning.
Agent Knight returning from the freight
house, which adioius the station. dis
covered the break shortly before seven
O'Clock. lie notified Deputy Sheriff f..
+. Campbell of Waterbury and r.. b.
Bolton of st. Albans, a Central Vermont
detective. Two suspects who boarded a
freight train Were arrested and taken
TO Montpelier but did not answer the
description. one Of the checks taken was
cashed at f.. c. Lucc's store.-C. G.
Graves. who has been confined to the
house for a few days, was at his office
notwithstanding f.. w. Huntlcy was in
Morrisville yesterday for the Masonic
celebration in that place. Mrs. William
richards, who has been confined to the
led for five weeks, is gradually falling
News has been received from Mrs. +. S.
FrarY telling that her mother, Mrs. Mary
Wells, stood the return trip to Berlin,
X. Y. well.-Miss Blanche Ladue is in
Montreal.-Mrs. ]. W. Moody is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Perry, in
Iberville, p. Q.-Merrill Evans is at home
from Portland, ore, and is at the home
Of his parents on Main street.-The Rev.
w. l." Boicourt was in Montpelier Nester-
day to attend the Minister Monday club
and to attend the conference for religious
workers conducted by Prof. NJ. A.
~iionline of the International committee
of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The seniors of the w. II. S. are ar
ranging for a play and concert to he
given in the opera house next week.
Raymond BuzAell of Waitstield has be-
gun work in the laundry at the Yer
mont State hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Broadwcll have another daughter.-B
Frank Hart has been appointed admin
i%strator and u. D.. Donovan and +. f..
Foss commissioners of the estate of III
cius Knceland.-John Tilton has been app
pointed guardian of Miss Edna Marble
Evan Hills, administrator of V. u.
Hills. has sold the nome farm to A. j
Patterson.-C. G.. Warren left Monday
for a business trip to the Middle West,
The new Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hi.
hernians, recently organized by the
ladies of st. Andrews Church, had ar
enthusiastic meeting last Friday and
Will meet again Thursday. Officer,
elected are; President, Mrs. Mary Burn.
ham; vice-president, Miss Evelyn COT.
frin; recording secretary, Mrs. Mabel
Flynn; financial secretary, Miss Eva
Burnham; treasurer, Mrs. Kate Burn.
ham, and mistress of arms, Mrs. War
rem Rowland. The officers were installed
by Mrs. Rose r. Granger of Barre, State
prcsident.-Local members of Marquis
De Lafayette Chapter, D.. \. r., are in,
vited to the Red Letter day in Kellogg.
Hubbard Library hall in Montpelier Sat.
urday afternoon. At that time Mrs
Grace Robinson McIntire Of this place
will give "A reading from the play. polly
of the Circus" Mrs. McIntire is a grad.
uate of the Edna Chaffce Mobiles Schoo
of Expression in Detroit and this sum
mer has taken postgraduate work witt
the same teacher.
NORTHFIELD.