Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-02

ket stock in trade and good will, and has
taken possession. lie will move his fam
lily here. Mr.. Beaulac was employed In
the Casavant 81 Moser meat market in
this place some years ago. Mr.. Jacobs
has moved to his farm in the Jericho"
nelghborhood--Thc funeral of Lewis
l'rouillard, aged Al years, who died Of
pleurisy- last week Tuesday
after an Illness of only five
days was held at his homo on the COR
ner of Church and Richard streets
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. w. r. lTorsythe officiating. The
body was placed in the vault in Hillside
cemetery. The deceased was an employ
of the Richford Manufacturing company,
and the factory was closed during the
funeral to allow the employees to attend
in body. He is survived by wife,
three children, u mother, one brother
and three sisters.
Mrs Mary Sweetland, aged ST years, died
of senile decay Monday afternoon The
funeral was held at the home of her
nephew, l.. r. Davis, Wednesday after
noon at 1880 o'clock tho Rev. -. &. Guest
officiating. Mrs SNeetland is survived by
two sisters Mrs. Parma Davis of this
place. and Mrs, a, VI. Andrews of Bur
llngton, one nephew, J.. &. Davis, of this
place, ana one niece, Mrs. q. t. Forbes,
OF BurlingtCn.-Thc funeral OF Thomas
jefferson Davis, aged IS years who died
Saturday from the effects of blood poison
ing which he suffered some years ago,
was held at the house in the Blaisdcll
nclghhorhood, Monday afternoon ut one
O'Clock, the Rev. W O. Hisley officiating,
and the body was placed In tho vault in
Hillside cemetery. The deceased is sur
vived by a wife, two sons, Lucius and
Madison Davis; and one daughter Mrs.
Herman Smith; all Of this town,-The at
tendance at the Methodist Sunday school
Sunday CHE last day Of the three months
contest with the Methodist Sunday school
of EnosburE Falls). was 9Gl, as against
$40 for Enoshurg Fails The latter won
the contest by a fraction Of ono per cont.
The Rev. G. G. Adams of Essex June
ton preached in the BAPTIST Church Sun
day morning and evening. as the Rev DR..
S. G. Barnes, Of Burlington, who was ex-
pected could not leave on account of the
illness of his wify-Thc condition Of Wes-
ley Hiss, who is suffering from blood
poisoning in one arm, is a little more fav-
vey. VINO is IN, is slightly improved Mr.
and Mrs. charles Bean left Monday even
ing for Portland ore. to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ladd and they may
remain several months. Thev went by the
way of Montreal and Winnipeg,
James u. Taylor of burlington. secre-
tary Of the Greater Vermont association,
will address the Richford board of trade
at meeting to be held in the Calumet
club rooms Friday evening at eight
o'clock.--Mrs. Julia r.. Carpenter, long a
resident of this village. arrived from Los
Angeles, Cal, Tuesday.-Col. l.. c.
Leavcns attended the funeral of Col. u.
NJ. Mlnsur at Newport Tuesday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs f.. W. Gflpin and
son, Roger, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. Gilpin's father W. Il. Gilpin. of
Westteld for a few days-The literary
department of the Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. G. l., McClcland Monday
evening. The subject will be Flowers
and Trees" and the leader Mrs A. j.
Livingston.