Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
ST. ALBANS.

julien Barrett, aged Sc years. died al
is home in II. Alhans Bay Friday
morning at 1855 O'Clock after an illness
Of several months. following stroke of
paralysis. Mr. Barrett is survived by his
wife and two sons, George and Zophren
Barrett of this city, and one daughter.
Mrs. T.. u. Hovey of Proctor. Previous
TO going to the Bay to reside Mr.. Bar
r'tt conducted a meat business on Lake
street for several years. The funeral
WAS held at the Church If Our Lady
of the Lake Mt the Bay sunday after
noon and the burial was in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The following officers have been elected
10y \. X. Turlbut Womans Relief Corps:
President. Mrs n. !. skinner; senior
vice-prcsident, Mrs. Lloyd McCluskey;
Junior vice-president, Mrs. Bell Partlow
chaplain Mrs. S. NJ. Shcdd: treasurer Mrs.
T.. e. Spaulding; conductor Mrs. II. T.
Mooney; guard, Mrs William T.add :;
delegates, Mrs. Il. H. Shangraw and Mrs
H. /. Mooney. These officers will be
installed In January.
Mrs Frances (Morrisom hopkins. wife
Of +. Melvin Hopkins, died at her home
on Bank street Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock after an illness Of several months
with ncmits Mrs, Hopkins was born
in Lawrence, y. Y, the daughter of
Charles II. and Sarah +. Morrison. She
was married to Mir. Hopkins &c years ago
sunday Her parents died several years
ago but she IS survived by her husband
and two sisters, Miss Alice Morrison,
who resided with her sister, and Mrs.
Irving II. McIondy Of Jeffersonville. Mrs
Hopkins was a member of the Congrega-
tional Church and several societies con-
ncCted with that denomination, and a
member OF the AutOnOc club. The funeral
was held at the house Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock tho Rev. ). w. Anthony
officiating
At the annual meeting of A, r. Hurl-
but Post q. a. r., Monday evening, the
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, Major Seymour H. Wood senior
vice-commandcr, John e. Wright; junior
vice-commander, NJ. NJ. Rice; quarter
master, Samuel Crown; chaplain, John
l.. Moore; O. D., John \. Jarvis; .. g..
John s. Ronald. Tho installation will
pc held at the first meeting in January
Joseph Blouin has purchased the
Charles strait farm on the Fairfax road
Mrs Alfred 4. Hall, VINO is spending
Il few months in Europe. will sail from
Trieste December 90 a,1d will arrive home
about January 20
The annual meeting Of the seventh
Masonic district was held here yesterday
afternoon and evening, 1t being one Of
the largest and most interesting gather
ings ever held I'm the district. The en-
tered apprentice degree was cxcmpliled
by Frontier Lodge, No. "A, of Franklin
after which Edwin A. Wells Of Lyndon
vile, grand lecturer reviewed the work.
The women of Weldon Chapter. No. 70.
o. r. :. served supper at 5l5 and ut
$3.50 o'clock The evening session began
at 100 o'clock when the master Mason
degree wa eXempllhcd by Missisquoi
Lodge, 40. ., of Rchford. This was
followed by stereopticon lecture by
Franklin Lodge. There We're delegates
present from Fairfax, Richford. Swan
ton sheldon, East Fairfield, Franklin,
Enosburg Falls and Bakersfield
John j. Dwyer lawyer Of New York.
is looking for Alfred Windmill who. it
seems is entitled to an inherltance
Windmill who IS native of England,
is thought to have resided in South
Franklin and Sheldon some years ago.
j. $. Stafford who was injured in a
runaway accident Tuesday was as COM
Portable as could be expected yesterday.
Mr.. Stafford was on his way from this
city to his home on st, Adams hill when
the horse became frightened at some
colts which were loose In the yard Mr..
Stafford was thrown to the ground and
suffered broken collar bone and the
frnD IL ha