Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

at the Sherwood sanitarium SATURDAY.
afternoon after a 10 days illness with
pneumonia. tic was born at St. Adams
Bay, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
ROCKFORD. lie had lived here all his life
except for a few years In Rhode Island.
lie was for many years an undertaken
with an establishment on Federal street.
lie was member of St Albaus Court,
Catholic Order of Forcsters He ia sur
vived by his wife, one son, william, and
eight brothers and a sister. The funeral
was held at the Holy Angels Church
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock.
Henry Lozelle died at the hospital Sat
urday morning, aged &C years. He was
married three times. He IL survived bv
his third wife and eight children, all Of
whom We're by his third wife except the
oldest, Frank The funeral was held Mon
day at nine o'clock at Holy Angels
Church.
William Love, who was seriously in
iured Friday night on the Central Yer
mont railroad when he was crushed be-
tween car that was being shifted at the
freight depot and the PLATFORM IS being
cared for at the hospital. His condition
Is serious 1t was necessary to cut away
part Of the platform to release him
Both thighs and the pelvis bone was badly
crushed.
Arthur ComstoCk, who lives on South
Main street, is i'll with a light case of
smallpox, the first in the city this year
DR. Charles a. Campbell aged 81
years, who had been i'll at the hospi-
tai since November %. died Thursday
abscess and March II an operation
was performed for the removal of his
right leg above the knee. Though he
rallied well from the operation. he
became worse early Thursday morn
ing and death came at 1907 o'clock
Or. Campbell was born in North Fair
fax in August 1885, and was a son Of
owen Campbell He was graduated
from the dental college at Philadel-
phia and about SO years ago he began
practicing his profession in the office
Of the late DIR. j. NJ. Comegys in this
city. Later Or. Arthur b. Soule was
in company with Or. Campbell but for
many years past he had practiced
alone, lattorly in offices In the Camp
bell block on North Main street Or
ion (Soulo) Campbell, one son, Harold
y. Campbell, and one daughter. Mrs
Anita Campbell; also by a step moth
or, Mrs. $. NJ. Campbell; one sister
Mrs. a. J. White Of Evanston, Ill;
three brothers, O. w. Campbell of
Hartford, Conn. u. W. Campbell of
this city and Albert a. Campbell Of
Chicago, AMI "A half brother, the Rev.
Buel .. Campbell of Conception, Chile.
Dr. Campbell sang bass In the ConEre-
gational Church here for many years.
He was always interested in musical
organizations and was n member of
the st. Adams Choral Union as long
as il was in existence. He was a mem
Der of the First Congregational
Church. The funeral was held at
his late home on High street Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev
S. w. Anthony officiating.
Thomas White, aged 90 years, died
where he had lived for the past few
weeks. Thursday morning at l2:2o
o'clock. Mr.. White was born in Ire
land and leaves no near relatives in
this country. He had been cared for
at the poorhouse in Sheldon until that
institution was burned the last Of
January. The funeral was held at
St Mays Church Friday morning at nine
o'clock and the burial was In Holy
Cross cemetery.
The firm of II. d. Carlisle and H. $.
Bcdard has purchased of w. b. Fonda
the property on Main street which is
known as Fullcr's livery stables and Of
fee, The livery business will be carried
on as formerly.
The case of Harold Cohen vs. Victor
Cohen, alleged Islander, which was begun
in Franklin county court March l.,
went to the jury Friday morning at
ten O'Clock and before eleven O'Clock "A
verdict for the plaintiff to recover one
cent damages and costs was returned
An appeal will probably be taken to the
supreme court The case now being tried
is that of Marcus NJ. Bartlett VS.. Lynfore
O. Nyc and Jerry Trombley and c. T.
Britch tr assumpsit
Mrs. Celia May Lahue, wife of Robert
D, Kirk, died Thursday at the home Of her
mother-In-law, Mrs. Mary c. Kirk, after
an illness Of about two years. Mrs. Kirk
was % years old and is survived by her
husband and daughter, Mabel Viola The
funeral was held at st. Mary's Church
Saturday morning at nine o clock and the
burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Frank G. Yeaton died at tho hospital
Thursday night from the effects of an on
GRAFTON which he underwent about 10 DAYS
ago for appendicitis. Mr.. Yeaton was 20
years old and is survived by his wife.
Mr.. Ycaton came from Randolph and had
been employed in the Italy" office of the
Central Vermont Railway company Tho
funeral was held AZ the undertaking rooms
of X. II. Mccorncy Friday eveningat eight
o'clock the Rev. George D. Gould off
ciating and the body was taken on the
1850 train that evening to Milton. n. II
for burial.
Max Amcll, aged As years, dlel at
the home of Mrs. A. w Prindle. Of
the Fairfax road Thursday might NJ
tuberculosis. He is survived nv a
wife. The funeral was held at the
Roman Catholic Church in Swanton
saturday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Leonora Branch, student Mt
smith college, has been elected one NJ
the literary editors of the Smith col
lege monthly. Miss Branch has been
a frequent contributor of poems to the
publication.
Mrs. Lydia Isham. aged SO years. died
at the home of f.. w, Younger of "A.
lbans Bay Friday morning.. 9rxs.