Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

was away . trip. and when ne re-
turned Saturday she was unconscious.
Mrs. bowers nearest relatives are eous-
inns, George. Ellen and John Costello of
Jericho and Marie McLoughttn of Bur
lingtun.
The body of Patrick I. Lyons arrived
Sunday morning from bingham. Mass,
where he died last week, and was buried
In the afternoon In tho Catholic oere-
terry. He was for many years In tho
plumbing business In this city, and foe
the past ten years had resided In Mass
achusetts. He was born TN Chieopee,
Mass, Sc years ago, lie leaves II wife,
and daughter. Mrs Guy Ratehelder, and
a son, Andrew j. Lyons, OF this city.
His other children arc Joseph ot Utica,
N. Y, George and John Of Chicago
| The results of the post card urinary
taken by the progresslves in Washington
county were announced Monday M fol-
lows: Senators, Charles H. Thomson W
! Montpelier, DR. II. D. Hopkins or Water
bury and Lynn NJ Gray Of Calais; nssls..
ant Judges, j. G. Sargent Of Northnold.
Byron L. Wilbur of Calais States attor-
ncy, Fred Il. Thomas of MontpoIier. sber-
| If, J. A. Chaplin Of Mddlesex: fudge or
probate, Frank j. Martin Of Barre. birh
| hailiff, William Duthc OF Barre. S,Ytv
post cards were received. There we're
from one to 10 scattering votes for dif.
ferent men. Sheriff F. II. Tracy and
| Fred f. Geason, candidate for States
attorney on the republican ticket, received
votes The result Of the preferential vote
will be reported to the county convention
| which will be held in this city Septem-
| Der 26. The progressives have elected as
delegates to the State convention: w c.
Cotton, r. B. Thomas, c. II. Thompson
and B. A. Sumner; and to tho district
convention, o. J. Cross, F. n. Parrot, c.
b. Bovce and w. II. Phillips.
william b. Turney has sold the stock
and fixtures and the store houses he
bought of the L. A. Flint bankrupt es-
tate TO Berry & Jones, who will occupy
the store in the French block as soon a.
repairs are made. Mr. Turner has run
the store about three months. Berry &
Jones will occupy the double store
Thomas Dewey died suddenly of heart
disease at his home on Baldwin street
Tuesday morning while preparing 10
go to the railroad station to meet his
wife. who was returning from n trip
to Maryland with Mss Florence Robin
son, her sister. He had put on his coat
and appeared to he about ready to leave
the house when the attack came He
was found by his wife on her arrival
Mr.. Dewey was 81 years of age a native
Of Montpelier and son of Capt. Edward
Dewey. and nephew of Admiral Dewey.
He was vestryman and warden Of Christ
Church. to which n few years ago he
presented an organ. He leaves besides
wife, three sisters. Mrs. James L. Martin
Of Brattleboro. Miss Helen Dewey and
Mrs Fred A. Howland and two brothers.
DR.. julius Y. Dewey OF Montpelier and
Capt. Theodore Dewey, I. 5. y. retired.
Washington, D. c. The funeral will
take place at two o'clock this after
noon. A cousin of the deceased, Will
liam r. Dewey dropped fead Of heart
disease few years ago while ascend
ing the stairs to Doctors office.
Silas Beach Sibey, native Of West
ford, died Monday night a. the home of
Mrs George Erwin. his daughter, on
Baldwin street. Only few weeks ago
he visited his native town. He was twice
married his first wife being Mary T.
Tillson of Underhill. who died T. years
ago, and his second wife was Helen
Perrin of Berlin, who died three years
ago He leaves eight children by his
first marriage: Charles F. and Delbert
5. Sibley OF Barre Mrs. G. s. Bliss and
Mrs. G. NJ. Erwin of Montpelier. Bernie
w. of burlington. FAY w of North
Rochester, y. H., Edwin s of Milton
and Torrey w. Of Vergennes.
Arthur Nutcher has been transferred
to Palmer, Mass. where ne has been
appointed inspector Of cars. He has been
with the Central Vermont II years in
this city.
Articles Of Incorporation have been filed
by the Holland Creamery company OF
Holland. capital $1,000. The subscribers
are c. r. Counter. Charles r. Bennett, \.
f. Beckett, all of Derby Line. The Black
River Valley Grange Fair association has
also been orga nized, no apital stock. The
principal office is Ludlow. The incOrNora
tors number e. among them Governor \.
NJ. Fletcher, Edgar NJ Pinney and Charles
II Pollard of Ludlow.
Ernest T.. Ball and Mary c. Thrcsher
were married yesterday afternoon by the
Rev Stanley f. Bloomfield at Bethany
Church parsonage. After a trip to West
Topsham they will reside on Ewing street.
In Washington county court yesterday
a Jury was empaneled In the case Of
Charles Mccarthy, administrator. AGAINST
the village Of Mortified, a negligence
case, to recover for the death Of Arthur
Mccarthy. an employee Of the municipal
plant who was electrocuted July 81. la'T.
The Turley murder case has been contin-
ued to later in the term and loses Its
place as third case on the docket. The
State asked for more time.
A daughter has been born at Heaton
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Callahan.