Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-09

"c'u At tHe mousse saturday morning at
$3.50 o'clock and the burial was in Ran
dolph.
At tho annual meeting of Franklin
Lodge, No. t. + and a. NJ. the following
officers were elected w. NJ, Avery @.
Smith; $. W.. II. NJ. brennan; s. D., Will
liam c. Robe; ]. d, DR.. f.. G. Halliday;
s. s., Leroy A. Hall; j. s., Percy Berry
man; treasurer. II. c. ,Pomeroy; secretary,
Stafford e. Thorp; tyler L. T. Prime. Re-
freshments were served during the even
ing.
The death of Mrs Hannah +. Collins.
wife of George L. Collins Of Alburg. oc-
Cured April at the st. Adams hos
pltal where she had been undergoing
treatment
The board OF license commissioners was
In session at the city hall Friday aft
ernoon to receive applica tions for licenses
the time expiring at five O'Clock. The APP
plcants were for licenses of the first class
American House, Park View Hotel ST.
Adams House, Central House and the
Colonial Inn; for second class, John j.
Thompson, Michael Drscol and Thomas
Roach.
The clothing store of Badger & Revolr
on Lake street was again entered by burg
lars sometime during Friday night or ear
ly Saturday morning. When the store was
opened saturday. n lot OF clothing was
found strewn about the floor while the
goods In the show cases and on the coun-
tiers was sadly mussed Several suits of
clothes, overcoats, shoes neckties and
jewelry were taken, but Just how much,
the firm was unable to tell. Entrance to
the store was made by the removal of a
light Of glass from window In the rear
of the store.
William Young employed as lneman
for the Franklin County Telephone COM
pany, was badly injured about the face
morning while working on the
line on st. Adams hill. He was struck
In the face by a heavy insulator and his
nose fractured. lie was brought home
for trea tment.
The death Of Truman Warner occurred
at his home on South Main street early
Sunday morning. after a long illness.
Mr.. Warner VINO had been blind for sew
eral years, was about 50 years old and
leaves a widow and two daughters. and
also two brothers. The funeral was
held from his late residence on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock
All the youngsters from three to % years
Of age will be sadly disappointed to learn
that Banum's circus is not coming to ST.
Adams this year. The advance agent was
IN town Saturday. arranging with the
railroad people to show at Burlington on
Tuesday, JAly :.
The death of DR.. Charles w. Reagan
occurred Sunday night at the home Of
his mother on Congress street; death re-
suited from complication of diseases
a surgical operation performed
several years ago. Mr. Reagan was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Reagan and
was born I'm this city ~ years ago: he at
ended the local high school, Phillips
Academy at Andover, Mass, and grad
lated from the dental department of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA in the class
u 1910. During his student life he was
prominently identified with athletics |
1laving on both the baseball and football |
cams Of his college. He Is survived by
lis parents two sisters, Misses Alice and |
florence Reagan of this city, and two !
'rothers. Thomas of Chicago and Neil |
Reagan of st. Adams The funeral was
leld from St Mary's Church at nine |
''cyock this morning
News has been received here of the !
leath of Mrs. Susan (Sears) Jones, wife |
II Charles y. Jones, and former resi-
lent which occurred at Rouses Point |
:. V, on Monday night. Mrs Jones was /
I years old and besides her husband ,
caves q daughter. Mrs. Charles r. Frair. !
Mrs. r. +. Greenwood OF Enosburg
calls, who recently underwent surgical
peration at the Sherwood sanatorium, is
oing as well as could be expected
The wedding of Miss Lillian VI. Collins.
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arson h.
'ollins, and Chester l.. Fogg Of Pitts
eld, Mass, took place last evening at
light O'Clock at the home Of the brides
arents, the Rev, f. A. Lendrum, pastor
+ the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
cating.
The death of Charles T. Mcmahon oc-
urred at his home on Stebblns street
yesterday morning after long Illness.
lie is surviV ed by two brothers, William
lcMahon of Burlington and Thomas Nc
lahon of North Sheldon also by two
listers, Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
tMahon of this city. The funeral ar
angements have not yet been made.
The new officers of Weldon Chapter
y f. S. are; Worthy patron, Henry
ryant; worthy matron, Mrs r. II.
lecorney associate matron, Mrs w. r.
astman; conductress, Mrs. w. C. Robe:
ssociate conductress, Miss Lillian
homas; treasurer Mrs Oliver w.
rewer; secretary. Mrs. Myron n. Buck.
da, Mrs George VI. Gotta; Ruth. Miss
snnie Miller Esther, Miss Belle Miller; =
-~rtha. Mrs. Guy T.. Barker; marshal.
RS. jay Chamberlain; warder. Mrs.
gorge w. Allen. sentinel. r. II. Me- ,,
'rney. The installation of officers will
Ike place April 81.
the death of Mrs. Mary Smiddy &C.
irred Tuesday night at her home on :
axe street after brief illness with =
'art disease. Mrs Smiddy was ma
We OF Ireland, where she was born
ugust II. 1880, She had been a resident
re for AZ years, She leaves three chill
en- John A. Smiddy of Ashcroft b. c..
lillian f.. Smiddy OF this city and Mrs
King of Greenfield, Mass. A brother.
seph Aher of this city, also survives
lie funeral will be held at St Mary's :,
lurch Friday afternoon at three O'Clock.
FRANKLIN. b
Mrs, Hattie Mullen, wife of Warren 7.
ullen, died Wednesday night after :,
gering Illness. The funeral was held -
turday at ten o'clock. She leaves ).
husband and two chlldren.-Mr. Waite. "
40 has made his home at j. w. Grants -
7 several years, died there Thursday.
lo-pound son arrived at the home of
= and Mrs. c. f Magnant April and -