Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

Frank Warner, w. j. strong, George &.
Ross and John +. hartley. lnterment was
in Prospect cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Ellen l.. Ben
ton was held at the house Saturday
morning. the Rev. Richard g. Wood
bridge officiating. Dr Frank c. Phelps,
Willard +. Bristol. Frank \. Ross.
George Il. Stone Willard Benton and
Supt. W. n. Douglass were the bearers.
and lnterment was IN Prospect Cemc-
terry. Miss Bcn-on was a sister Of the late
Frank Benton and was born in Waltham,
of which town her father was one or
the early settlers. She had resided horo
since 1850 For several years she had been
an invalid and died after long and
painful illness Tor many years she was
n member of tho Congree- tional Church
OF this city. She is survived by two sis
tiers, Miss Eliza c. Benton Of this city
ana AIrH. s. r. Shines Of Concord.
Mass -M Miss Ann Ella Huntington Gied
Friday afternoon at the home Of her
cousin. Miss Eliza Bowman Of Hyde
Park, Mass. She was for many years
resident of this city and the body was
brought here for burial. Frederick
Fish of Mlddlcbury College spent sun
dag with his parents, judge and Mrs.
Frank L. F'ish.-William Richards left
Saturday for West Newton Mass, to
visit: his sister, Mrs. Alexander Bennett,
after which he will go to New York,
and from there to Key West, Fla, whore
he will 20 b. steamer to Colon to visit
the Panama canal. MI Richards will he
away for 10 weeks and before returning
will visit cuba Mrs Charles Ch1mpini
died Friday morning at the Fanny Allen
hospital, Winooski, following an opera
ton for gall stones and complications,
aged iG years, saturday. Besides a hus
band she is survived by five sons. VIII
liam and frank Champini OF pittslord.
Carlton. Roland and STANLEY Champini
of this city; three daughters, Mrs Albert
Ringer and Mrs. Harold Moore of this
city. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham Of
Elizabcthtown. Y.-Aliss Bessie cas-
sidY returned Saturday to Poultnov after
a visit to Miss Mary den.-Supt ana
Mrs. j. y. Barss returned Friday from
Boston--Nliss Jane Dalton of Bristol
was a weck-cnd guest of Miss Mary
Driscoll-Mrs. Louis Levy, who has been
visiting her parents, MI and N.s. John
Ambleau, Jr, for two weeks, has re-
turned to Montreal.-A daughter was
born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Leonard of Shoreham. Mrs. Leonard will
be remembered as Miss Grace Parker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Parker.
County Sheriff Olin A. Smith, Judge
Webb Hanks, Fred Allen and Walter
Clark left Sunday for Jacksonvillc, Fla.
for a stay of several Wceks.-lrank
lngraham Of Wellesley. Mass. was call
ed here Friday by the death Of his aunt.
Miss Ellen l.. Benton-AIr. and Mrs.
Samuel y. Champini and son, Lawrence.
of Pittstord are visiting his father, J.
W Champini-Joseph Scranton has
rented the store in the Stevens block on
Main street formerly occupied by +. II.
Foss. y now front will he put in and the
store fitted up for a grocery business.
The body of Miss Ann Eliza Hunt
ington, who died at Hyde Park, Mass,
Friday of heart failure, was brought
here Sunday. The funeral was held
Monday morning at the CongrcGa-
tional Church. the Rev Richard G.
Woodbridge officiating. Judge Frank
L. Fish, Mayo John \, Harrington,
H. G. Herrck and George w. Ross
acted as bearers and the body was
placed in the vault in Prospect Gene
tory. Those present from away Were
John Bowman and Mrs. Ruth Ckcelcr)
Goss of Boston, who accompanied the
body here.-The funeral Of Mrs.
Charles Champine. who died Friday
at the Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski,
was hel at the house here sunday af
ternoon The Rev. :. :. Cobb Off
81 H..
William and Frank Champinc of Pitts
ford. William Champinc and two sons,
Elmer and William of Wcybridgc, ana
Samuel d. Champinr of PittsforL The
body was placed in the Prospect Gene
terry vault. Those present from out
of town besides those already men,
toned were Mrs. Samuel -. Champine
and son of Pittstord, George circuit
and Albert McCauleY of Weybrdgo,
Mrs. i. l.. Whitford and daughter
and James Lacey Of Addison.--Thc
knights of Methodism will meet at the
parsonage FridaY.-G. Rail- was call
cd to Boston on business sun lay.
The Missionary society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. George D..
Middlebrook.-NIr. and Mrs. Frank
Lord of Montclair, y. j., are guests of
COL 5. d. Pierson at the stevens
House.-Arrangemen are being made
for the annual parish banquet of ST.
Peters Church at the city hall the
evening of January 2S, \ literary
and musical entertainment will be
given in connection with the banquet
and the Rev. L. A. Nezina has boon
al 60 If
speaker for the occasion.-Mi Kath-
crime Rutlcdee of Fair Haven Is
visiting Postmaster and Mrs Thomas
MACK The Rev. j. Hail Long preach
cd at the Baptist Church sun lay in
the absence Of tine pastor the Rev.
George J.. Harvey, Supt. W. H. Doug
lass yestcriay morning delivered an
address before the members of tho
high school and training class at the
opening OF the series of lectures for
the present term,-The installation Of
the newly elected officers of Cham
plain Lodge, No. IS J. .. o. r. will
De held Tuesday evening January -.
wilmer Knowles and IL. g. Malby of
the Ncrgcnncs high school attcndc |
the boys conference at Montpelier.
y spccia! city meeting Was held IN the
city hall Monday evening to act on the
report of the committee, consisting OF ex-
Mayor {. II, Caissc. the Rev. l.. A Veg.
ina and John ". Ryan. appointed about
two years 70 to investigate pure water
supply, Mayor John \. Harrington pre-
sided. The nee ting was the largest one
in many Years The report Of the com.
mlttae was given by Engineer II W. Tay.
Tor Of Albany, y, Y, an expert on mat
tiers pertaining to water supply. Mr.. Tay-