Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The funeral OF Mrs Sarah l.. hyde, the
oldest native resident of Montpelier was
held Sunday afternoon Mt 2:30 o'clock
at tho homo of hcr grandmother, Mrs II.
NJ. Cutler, The Rev. ]. Edward Wright
of'iciated and interment was in Green
Mount cemetery. Mrs. Hyde was born
here December ~, 1917. in the house l. '"
used as the Unitarian Crurch parsonage
She was TN daughter of Jacob Dodge
and In 1871 became the wife of Richard
w. Hyde, whose death occurred a years
ago. or five children only one survives,
Mrs. Sarah Harbaugh of Seattle. Wash.
Both Mrs Hyde and her husband wcro
charter members of the Church Of the
Messiah in 1854
The funeral of Mrs Lizzie Redway Adj
ans, who dropped dead at her homo at
East Montpelier upon her return from
accompanying her young children to
school, was held Sunday afternoon at
the house The Rev Alberto :. Phillips
ohiclated. Mrs. Adams was 81 years of
age and Is survived by husband, mother
and four children, the youngest but a
year old
Clarence Lull. lineman for the Con-
soldated Lighting company, received a
| broken leg Saturday noon when large
pole fell on him. Both bones in the left
leg between the knee and ankle were
broken. He was taken to Heaton hospi-
tai
Clifford Smith, aged T. years, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith. sprained one knee
Saturday when he ran into a telephone
pole while sliding.
Frank a. Hunt, aged 30 years, died a,
Heaton hospital Friday morning after
| a three days illness with Brights dis
ease He was born in Brandon and came
| to Montpelier with his parents at an ear
| ly age. He had been blind for IL years
| Besides his wife he is survived by ar
| aged mother Mrs. Lydia II. Hunt OF
| Onaga, Kans., a daughter Mrs Eta NJ
| Day of Hanover y. H., and son. II
| l.. Hunt. The funeral took place
Monday morning at st. Augustine:
| Church with interment in the Catholi,
| cemetery.
The annual meeting of Bethany Churcf
was held Friday and $3.50 was reported
as raised during the year for benevo
lence The following officers We're elect
I'd: Clerk. +. \. Hoadey; treasurer. Hi
ram o. Dell; secretary of deacons fund
|
| Wheatlcy were reelected deacons
Mrs. Sarah ]. Curtis died N'onda,
morning at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. I. Brown, death being causc'
by cancer and a fractured hip. Mrs. Cur
tbs would have been 50 years of ag
on February 5. She was twice married
her first husband being H. Wood, AM
they were the parents of two children
Mrs. w. /. Brown and George II. Woo,
of this city. Her second husband, Georg
Curtis, died l. years ago. A son of he
second marriage. Charles A. Curtis, ais
survives. The funeral was held a
the Methodist Church Tuesday afternoo
at $50 o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Bennett q
Waitsheld officiating. Interment wa
in the Warren cemetery.
The funeral of Charles a. Seymour wa
/, held Tuesday afternoon at the home of I
7. Mansfield. with interment in the Yves
, Berlin cemetery. Mr.. Seymour was Dor
In Milton, and resided for 90 years /
West Berlin. After the death Of his wifi
, five years ago he made his home in thi
city. He was 60 years of age He Is SUI
= yived by one son. Frank Seymour, c
Mortified.
George Campbell Monday sold hi
milk route togI.eon Crawford, and at tn
! same time he also sold his large dair,
Mr.. Campbell Is the oldest milk dcnie
Q in point of service in this city. The Cam
. bells hay" operated q milk route for
years his father having sold milk
T the soldiers when they Were cncampe
{ in Montpcliol during and after the war