Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-15
WASHINGTON COUNT,
MONTPELIER.

noon shortly after two O'Clock with YER
dict of guilty.
beatrice Charlotte, the l3-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Con-
don OF East State street, died Thursday
after weeks Illness with tonslitis and
complications. BESIDES her parents, she
Is survived by ono brother, Harold, and
her grandparents.
The dDnth Of Mrs. Lucy Buckley Prem
tive, native Of Duvbury, occurred Octo-
Der Z at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. q. Chapman, after a two years
illness, at the age of So years. She is sur
vived by Mrs. Katherine Chapman Of this
city, DIR. Roger O. Prentiss of Johnson
and DR. Robert w Prentiss of Middlebury
and n brother Rowland r. Buckley If
Minock, III. She had resided in this city
for IA years, coming here from Moretown.
The funeral was held rom her late
home on Liberty street Saturday after
noon. Tho Rev William Shaw, pastor
of the Methodist Church, officiated, with
burial in Green Mount cemetery
DR. and Mrs. c. Z. Chandler left Thurs
day for Palm Beach, Fla, where they wi.
pass the winter DR.. Chandler suffered "a
shock In the spring and has not practcod
since that time He is, however, much i'm
proved In health.
Mrs. Fred Peck and son, Edward, hav
returned from Boston where the latter
underwent a serious operation. Since h.
was FIVE years old, or about nine yea.
ago. he has been n cripple as tho result
Of infantile paralysis and the operation
was performed in an endeavor to restor.
tho use Of his legs. He will be kept in =
plaster cast for several weeks
this city for the past 10 or IS years. left
Thursday for Frankfort, Ind, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Scott plans
establish a business in that city.
II. O. Stratton, who resigned as sccr"-
tary Of the local Y. NJ. g. A. this week
left Thursday with his family for Cliff
ton Springs, y Y, where he has accepted
a similar position. Until a secretary is
chosen Secretary McGibney will be in
charge at the local Y. NJ. C. A.
emp Dyed in the office Of .he National
Life Insurance company, lies in n ser
ious condition at his home as the re-
suit If conclusion of the brain and two
bad scalp wounds received Friday
shortly after noon, when ne fell from
the Central Vermont shifting engine
while on his way to dinner from his
work. None of the crew on the engine
| knew that he was riding or saw him
| fall off. Two workmen nearby say they
saw him fall near the Montpelier &
| Wells River railroad station. They rush
| ed to his assistance and found him lying
| on his back bleeding badly from cuts
on his head They carried him to the
wv aus away ana DOCTORS
Hardness and Grimes were summoned
They ordered him taken to his home.
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tho oit, ho,.i,a t,a,, oxu,aa.
National life for a oons,dorah,a ,orr,,
of vcare
Alderman Picbor " ctordieb l,s+ r,ri-
dav for New York CIV neu-s having
bean rocoi,,.d IN ,r, ,,+y .rb,,rsd,r 90 tbl
sudden daath ~ ,,ts ..ts,or ,trs n ro,,.
mer. daughter Of Mrs W. o. Standish
Of Elm street. this city. Although details
Of her death were not announced in the
message received by the family, It is
known that Mrs Lorimer fell from the
seventh story window of the Lorimer
apartments at i2o Riverside D.ive. Mrs.
Lorimer, 1t is said. had been IN III health
for year. The deceased was born in
this city A years ago, and her marriage
to Mr., Lorlmer member Of the firm OF
| l>orimer d Greenhaum, dealers in fancy
dress goods TOOK place ahout ~ years ago
she ieaVes besides her mother ana brother
iHch'I"neu' one pfo'her FRED a Staholsh
OF Boston Mrs' Htahulsh received mos
sue Iron" h'' "'uE"'er HurSday ror"
| us "'@'''N ' !" ''''' W Ne" iorh' ou'
'". ""e una ~ So
i''',' ~ i''i ms '''" a' nor hoi''e
III Wrth'Snl'' M"hoaE morning or
, - "a ai i"s'
"'' Wv ~ S'''''o' '" mayor,
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loSi"'' "'"i'S an Ner NE III MiodIeseN'
| me Iu"'i"' ""S h'Id at h'r lat" nome
AT Two CLOCK NeuhesuaF AFTERNOON
with ourlai IN the North Branch ceme-
terry
me iunerai OF Mrs. j. q. L.orimer,
VINO committed suicide In New York
city Friday when che Jumped from her
apartsments was held Sunday after
noon at two o'clock at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. w. O. Standish of Elm
street. Mrs. Rose Walker of Barre
Christian Science reader. had charge
| Of the services The bearers ware T
j. Chimney. Fred Stand,sh Of Ros+on
Richard Standish Howard Putnam ~
81 Jobnshurv w " C,,,., "a I,,o.
| Lorimer of New York. Burial was in
Green Mount cemetery. The remains
arrived in this city Saturday night
from New York. being accompanied