Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

utensils, furniture, etc, are being in
stalled. r. e. Colomb, poormaster
at swanton will have temporary
charge but it is probable that Mr.. ana
Mrs. Everett Hogaboom, the manager and
inatron, will come from sheldon soon At
present they are needed at the farm, IN
Sheluon to look after the dairy owned
by the association. Some of tho inmates
or the poorhouse arc at the farm now.
the building formerly used as a pest
mouse being their home. Others are being
chreo ior In families near the farm.
iio'hes nave been found In st. Adams for
nine people from the city and town who
were at the poorhouse. while the other
one Miss Abbie Stanwood, Is being
cared FOR at Enosburg. 1t is hoped, how
ever that she may be taken soon to
woman's home, arrangements with this
OBJECT in view having been under way
Ior some time Ladies from this city are
interested in the case.
Arthur w. Cook died at the hospital
early Thursday morning after a weeks
illness with pneumonia He is survived by
| his wife, two children, Harold and Helen.
and by his father, c. II. Cook The fun
eral was held at his late home on
North Main street Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock the Rev H. L. Thornton,
pastor Of the Universalist Church, Of
ficiating, and the body was placed in
the vault at the South Main street ceme-
| terry.
Judge Frank L. Fish of NorEennes held
! a special session of Franklin county
court in this city January % to MAKE
| orders to expedite the closing of certain
| cases not disposed of at the regular Sep
| tcmber term of court. The business in
| cluded the Blondn- Mac Arthur cases and
| the case of Albert Sowles VS.. the Hart
ford Life Insurance company, which have
been on the civil and chancery dockets for
several years. Judge Fish made orders
so that the cases may be closed the com
Ing year. In all the cases II. p. Dee ap-
pears for the plaintiffs and c. G. Austin &
Sons for the defendants.
News is received here of the death of
Lucien Baker, formerly of this city, which
occurred January II at the home of his
brother, Melvin Baker in Detroit, Mich,
where he was spending the winter. Beside
this brother Mr.. Baker Is survived by
his wife, three sons, daughter, four
brothers and two sisters, Cano, Clarence
Eldon, Mrs Minnie Gilbreth and Mrs
Matte Slater all of whom reside in the
West. The deceased moved from this city
to Manchester, n. FL, some time ago
He was GO years old.
William Theron Thompson and Miss
Margaret McSporen Watson of this city
were married Sunday evening by the
Rev. F. w. Lewis, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church.
The wedding of Miss Hllda Gichler.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Frederick
Gichler Of Hoyoke, Mass, and Arthur G..
q. Webley, son of Mrs J. G. Webley of
this CITY, took plaC d at Ct. Lukes Epis-
copal Church Tuesday evening at seen
O'clock the Rev Albert Gale officiating
The maid of honor was Miss Bessie Web
ley, sister of the groom. ard Harry
Webley a brother of the groom, acted as
best man. Miss Margaret Z. Bingham,
organist OF the church. played the usual
wedding marches. The ushers were Berk-
ley Parmelee and Percy Bergman. Mr..
and Mrs. Webley left on the 1880 O'Clock
train for Holyoke, Mass, where they will
spend about two weeks after which they
will reside for the present at Is Brown
avenue.
lett, both OF this city, were married at
Holy Angels Church Tuesday morning
at seven o'clock by the Rev. l.. r. Des-
rochers Mis- Mary Roberts acted as maid
Of honor and Wifrid Willctt as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Willett left Tuesday for
q wedding trip after which they will re-
turn to this city to reside
Word has been received hereof the death
of Emery Caldwell, which occurred at his
home in Detroit, Mich Mr.. Caldwell,
who was about SO years old, resided in
this city in his youth and was a member
Of Unity Lodge, Knights of Pythias. He
is survived by his mother, Mrs. c. h.
Caldwell, and one sister, Mary. wife of
Howard L. Hindley.
The Sunday school institute of the st.
Adams and Georgia district of the Frank
lin County SUNDAY School association will
be held at the Methodist Church in this
city Thursday. February 49, The general
topic to be discussed will be Sunday
School Problems of the Period of Youth"
George c. Stufflebean of Fairfield will
speak on the subject, Reason for Loyalty
to the County Association" and the Rev
Morgan E. Pease Of Richford on Some
Vital Facts of Youth" Addresses will
also be given by the Rev. DR.. II. A.
Durfee Of Burlington. the Rev. F. WILL
son Day OF Franklin, the Rev. C. r.
| Upton of Georgia. The afternoon session
will be closed with a business session.
| In the evening addresses will be made
| by the Rev. ". b. Dukeshire and the
Rev. DR.. Durfee.
Word was received here yesterday Of
the death of George Farnsworth, which
| occurred Sunday night at his home in
| Chicago. Mr.. Farnsworth was well known
| here. having married a daughter of the
| late Rev. Worthington Smith Of this city
Mrs. Sarah Granger has gone to Chicago
| to attend the funeral.
RICNFORD.
| Warren =. Grice, aged about rs years,
died early Saturday morning of infiam-
| nation Of the bowels The funeral was