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

works OF the Vermont Marble company
for several months haG returned to West
Rutland
VERGENNES.
Dustin c. Earrows. respected citizen
and a veteran of the Civil War. died
Friday morning at his home on West
Main street from the effects Of a shock,
aged 10 years. He was born in Watham,
but has been a resident of this city about
40 years. For several years he was en-
pioyed in the tannery operated by the
late G. d. Keller. Mr. Barrows enlisted
September 6, 1862, in Company +, list U.
S. sharpshooters, Colonel Bcrdan's ia
nous regiment and was mustered into
service September 20, 1862, under Capt
Charles w. Seaton. He was transferred
to Company +, md L. s. sharpshootcrs
December %, 1862. With this regiment he
participated in the following battles:
Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellors-
Vile, Gettysburg, Cedar Run, Kelly s
Ford, Miners Run, Wilderness, Spottsyl-
vania, North Anna, Cold Harbor, Peters
burg, April =, 1864, Weldon r. r" Peters
burg Mine, 1Iatches Run, Deep Bottom,
Petersburg, June 16 to %, 1861. On May
3. 1865. he was wounded in finger and
wrist and was scnt to n hospital in Bal
timore Md, where he remained for
seven llon Is. after which he rejoined
his regiment Besides a wife he is sur
vived by four sons. Charles Il. of Barre,
Frank A.. Ernest b. and Chester Il. of
this city. two daughters, Mrs. Eugene
Brooks of Burlington and Mrs. Ralph
I a ATnr-
tin Barrows of Addison, Peter and Jo-
seph Barrows of New Haven, two sis
tiers, Mrs Joseph GraVelle and Mrs. Jo-
eeph Gaunyea of this place. The funeral
was held Monday morning at st.
p eter's church. Mrs. Hattie
| CFuller) Orr, wife of William II. orr,
died April > at her home on Green street
of pneumonia, aged SO years. Mrs Orr
was born in Ferrisburg August 10, 1861
the second daughter of Louis d. and
Polly Ann (Sattcrly) Fuller. She was
graduated from the Vermont Academy in
the class of 1851 and from the Rurlng-
( ton BUM, IS College in ls>G She was
married to William H. Orr December 80
1891. and he, two sons, Louis f. and
Harold b.. one daughter Miss Ada b.
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sisters, Mrs. NJ. G. Martin. now in Ger
many, and Mrs. E. r. Folsom OF Fer
rishurg Mrs Orr had been a sufferer
| from tuberculosis for several years, hu
the cause of her death was pneumonia
Prayer was said at the home Sunday
| morning at nine o'clock and the funcra
held ct 10 o'clock from the Methods
| Episcopal Church in North FerrishurG.
| & AIRY R1,rrourhs returned Saturda,
from the Mary Fletcher hospital a
| purlinpton whore he recently under
| u,o,t .uroical oneratlon fo
onnondicitis and double bernia.-Prof NJ
NJ Norrleon ret,uned Monday from
canton. \. Y. where he spent the sprina
| vacation with his pareuts.-B. II. Field
went Monday to Boston with carloa,
of cattle.-NIrs. Bertha Burridge has re
turned from a visit to rev parents il
RanGo,ph.-- Il. 4. Field has returne,
cr,n "A >yerl;'s visit tu her daughter
| AI~c iIu,h TElltns Of Nlontpelier-Mie
Mary E.r.nahen hos returned from ;
visit .u .r- r,,rrotr III proCtor-NI,s
Ellen Co... and Mr. and Mrs. FrAnl
Warmer .,t.ranI tho funeral of tiranI
. p,gwond IA y.ir,,ski Friday -Niiss Ellie,
Gounh has l,.,irned 10 the hume Of hr
uncle Charlie; : Couch. after passin
the winter at the homo of Prof. y. {
Howl Of Worcester. Mass--I, Saturday
market qpoa hruu,nt 1g cents nor dozc
ana h,.tcr y tn y cents nor no,ud -Tb
last Will aod testament az Mar, Haiyb
has heen nrobo,ed a ~ q Ilin,ha.
was named MS exeolltor and l.. Il Aver
and r /, kinpsIoud we're arnoi,tod con-,
lniss,oners.- and Mira. s e Curti
have returned IN Rurllnrton ufter a Wis,
| n Mir and Mrs II o,R-cp-Nr on
Mrs. Joel Gowart have returned fror
IIolyol,e. Mass vbero thev have hoo
passin,, tho wirter with tbeir children
ueDar, Danials of E,lIenvile n Y ,
visiting his narcnts Mr. and Mrs .Iuhl
1 Daniels -aaron Cohen snant Sunday :
Burlippton with his fami,v-Dr II ,
Hawlcv of Dprlinpton hold - coosultotio
Saturday win nr Fronk N, Pogers /