Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-17

te was born in Franklin and was in his
9TH year. He is survived by his wife,
ne son, Percy w. Odds OF Pomona, and
ne daughter Mrs. f. w. Carringer of
PenVer. Colo. A sister Mrs. Il. U. Sun
erland, resides in Highgate.
FRANK E. Harvey and Miss Eva Can
ell OF Sheldon Springs were married
the Congregational parsonage this
morning by Rev. s. w. Anthony.
Roxy Preston youngest daughter OF
lr and Mrs. Carmi Preston OF Georgia,
led at the st. Adams hospital Thurs.
ay Following an operation for sarcoma
the right kidney. The little girl was
years old and beside her parents she
survived by nine brothers and three
lsters.
Henry II. Sullivan was severely. but
Is thought not seriously. burned on
he hands, arms and face Sunday
horning about $50 o'clock while trying
b put out a fire at his house on Mason
treet. Mr. Sullivnn's four-year-old son
hrew a burning paper into clothes
|ress on the second floor of the house
nd before the fire was discovered 1t
Fas well under way. Mr.. Sullivan tried
b extngush the flames with rugs but
Ell 10 tne IOOr ~ sui alarm was sent
b the fire station and the fremen eX-
ingushed the flames with chemicals.
II the clothes in the closet were burn
d. as we'll as the curtains in the bed
Dom adjoining. The loss on the house
gas covered by Insurance, but there was
o insurance on the furnishings or the
lothes.
News has been received of the death
Mrs. Mary OVebster) Hawley, widow
DR.. Sydney Hawlev, which occurred
December at the home of her son,
rthur Hawley, in Seattle, Wash, where
he and her daughter were visiting. Mrs.
awley until her marriage was a resident
Fairfax The funeral was held at her
ONE church in Aurora H., Sunday.
News has been received of the death
Francis r. Young. aged "a years.
Fhich occurred Friday at his home Ill
portsmouth. n. H., from apoplexy. Mr..
Dung was born In Roxhury February 7,
go He married Miss Mary Sanders of
oxbury April 4, 1864 and she survives.
18th one son. Leon c. Young, and one
hughter. Miss Viola V. Young, all OF
portsmouth, also three grandchildren
nd two great-grand children. Mr.. Young
as resident of st. Adams from 1863
ntil October, 1910 when he moved to
portsmouth,. For many years he was
hember of A. r. Hurlbut Post, G. A r.,
this city The funeral was held at
Is late home Sunday afternoon
The rooms on the second floor of the
fderal building in this city are under
Ding thorough renovation preparatory
the taking effect of the order pro-
idne for the establishment of the CON
blidated customs district of Vermont in
his city. The woodwork in all the Of
ces and the corridor is to be re-
arnished and the walls repainted. The
bntract has been awarded to G. y. Nc
lister.
Sam Banet, who conducts a shoe shine
hrlor, pool room and novelty shop on
AXE street. was arraigned in city court
uesday morning before Judge n. y,
ost charged with gambling, 1t being
legged that he won 800 from r. B. Jol-
" shaking dice Banet waived exam
laton and was bound over for appear
nee at the March term OF Franklin
bunty court under bail of $500. George
Ioore OF Hghgate was found guilty OF
reach of the peace at the freeman's
Getting in Highgate last month, at a
earring held before Judge Post Monday
fternoon, and was fined s1O.s9, which
arranged to pay, The cases were
Prosecuted by States Attorney G. F.
add.
At the annual meeting of A. r. Hur-
ut Post. No. 60, G. A. r., Monday
Eening the following officers were elect
,: Commander. John Jarvis; senior vice
bmmander John f. Wright; Junior
ce-commander, NJ. NJ. Rice; chaplain,
G. Moore; sergeant. Henry Jarvis; adj
itant s II. Wood; officer of the day,
NJ Washburn; officer OF the guard.
bhn s, Ronald; delegates at large Mar
hall ST. German, Myron w Hckok,
F. Walker, H. c. Bascomb; trustees
relief fund, S. II. Wood, Joseph Jar
s and Nelson Goodspeed.
At the annual meeting of Court st.
ban, No 677, Catholic Order of Forest
rs, Monday evening, the following Off
ers We're elected for the year ensuing:
hief ranger. John p Lynch; vice-chief
inger, Bernard Duffy; recording secre-
Try, w II, Driscoll; financial secretary,
W. Bowling; treasurer, c. +. O'Neil:
beaker James A. Lynch; trustee for
hree years, c. II. Sisco; senior conduc-
pr. c. A. Kennedy; junior conductor.
phn Long; inside sentinel. w. N. Nc
many; outside sentinel, Bernard Delhi
an; delegate to State convention. VIII
am Powers; alternate, c. A. Kennedy.
In city court there appeared before
lily Judge N. n. Post yesterday morn
hg Arthur Brace, who pleaded guilty
the charge of breach OF the peace
md was sentenced to serve 30 days in
be Franklin county jail. Daniel Bird
lrceny of gold watch and was bound
ver for appearance at the March term
X county court under bail Of $500, which
e was unable TO furnish,
At the annual meeting of Columbia
fncampment, No. |, Independent Order
Odd Fellows, held Tuesday evening
he following officers We're elected: Chief
atriarch, ]. L. Smith; high priest, c. r.
hint; senior warden, ]. a. Sturtevant
lnior warden, Benjamin II. Brown
cr1be, A. ], Tenny; treasurer Edward
Mason. The installation of officers
III take place at the first meeting in
anuary.
The following officers were elected at
be annual meeting Of Emerald Temple
TO- 1s, Pythlan Sisters. Tuesday evening
lost excellent chief, Miss Florence SEQ
eld; most excellent senior, Miss Ethel
luton; most excellent junior. Miss Zelma
Jersey manager, Miss Jeneva Patter-
pm; mistress of records and correspond
nee, Mrs, H. l., Thornton; mistress OF
nance. Miss Addie Wilder: guard. Mrs.