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

VERGENNES.
Samuel r.. Booth, prominent citizen.
died Friday morning al his home ON
Main street after weeks Illness. from
bladder trouble aged II years He had
been in poor health for number of
years, but was able to be about his ac-
! customed duties until week ago Mr..
Booth was born in Ferrisburg in 1912
and was the son of Jared y. ana Hannah
(Adams) Booth. one OF Il family of nine
children. Mr.. Booth Is the last of the
family Besides a wife he leaves ono
nephew, Ralph Booth, of Fcrrisburg. MIR.
Booth passed the earlier years of his
life on his farm in Ferrisburg. About 81
years ago be came to this city, where
he since resided. He was a man of
| exemplary habits and was q member of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church OF Ferrisburg.
which he joined In early life. He was
averse to holding office. but since he be-
came a resident of this city he was
honored with positions of trust. among
them being a trusteeship of public money
and membership on the board of trustees
of the Bixby Free Memorial library fund
which position he resigned some years
ago The funeral was held at the house
| Monday afternoon at two o'clock
| George Sutherland of Whitehall. n
v. died suddenly Wednesday, oct. 30. on
| a canal boat at the State Industrial
school dock from a paralytic shock, aged
| 60 years. The body was taken to the
undertaking room of Harvey Ketchan
and was taken Friday morning to Fort
| Ann, n. Y, for burial by the side of his
wife, who died about three weeks ago
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Langworthy returned Saturday to Mid
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Middlebury was called here Saturday 10,
the serious illness of his brother, Henry
Danyow.--E "A. Davis Of Worcester
Mass, and /. H. Hall 81 Great Barring
ton, Il. T. are passing a few days II
camp with his brother, G. "A. Davis. I.
their farm at Adams Ferry Mr. an
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and Mrs. Charles Tupper.--Mr. and Mrs
Earl Field have returned from the!
wedding trip to Montreal.-Israei Valve
and family from California are vstin
his father, Joseph Valway.-Peul az
Rex Adams have completed 3 cemen
walk IN front OF the Joseph Denpe
house on West Main street.--Mrs. Charle
NJ. Grandey visited her sister Mrs Slic
Martin, of burlington Saturday. M, (
berry ana Joseph Flint of 8urinet1
were IN town Saturday.-Mr and Mr.
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