Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30

Mossey and family of Lake street There
were several guests at the cottage Sat
urday and i'm the evening when all were
in the front Of the house the suit case and
other articles were taken, entrance being
effected 1t is supposed through win
dow in the rear Miss Florence Mossey
found the suit case near the cottage
Sunday afternoon. Some lingerie which
It contained was left in the case but
fountain pen, some money and q gold
bracelet were missing. Monday States
Attorney G. r. Ladd issued a warrant
for the arrest Of Richard.
Mrs. Adricl Kingsley Anderson,
wife of e. Roy Anderson, died Sunday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Kear-
ney, of Bishop street. after a long ILL
ness with heart disease complicated
by Brights disease. Mrs. Anderson
was born in Syracuse. N. Y. August
30, 1889, the only daughter of Edwa rl
A. and Victoria Kingsley. her father
dying about two months before her
birth. She lived In ST. Adams since
she was seven years old. June IS,
1913. she was married to Il. Roy An
derson, who survives, with the mother
and stcpfathcr. The funeral was
held at st. Luke's Episcopal Church
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock,
the Rev. George w. Smith, rector, Of
flCiating. The burial took place
in the South Main street cemetery.
Arthur Joseph Oliffe and Miss Edith
Bouchey, both of Sheldon. were mar
ried by the Rev. S. W. Anthony, pas
tor of the First Congregational
Church. at the parsonage on Bank
street Saturday
Robert Church was arraigned in city
court Tuesday morning charged with
larceny of money from Michael Dris-
coll. After n hearing he was dis
charged. Hiram z. Dee appeared fol
the respondent. Harold Breer of Shell
don, who was arraigned on the charge
of selling intoxicating liquor illegally
was held for appearance at the Sep.
TENDER term of Franklin county court
under bail Of $500.
Deputy Sheriff II. r. Bolton, specia
policeman for the Central Vernon
railway, has returned from Sharon
where he arrested John Fleming anC
w. NJ James, charged with burglary
of the Sharon station. The men wer,
taken to Woodstock and bound ovei
for appearance at the December tern
of Windsor county court.
The body of Hiram Sperry. who dice
Monday at the Gill Odd Fellows HON,
| in Ludlow was brought here Tuesday
| and taken to the undcrtaki nl
rooms of ]. T. Sullivan on North MAR
street. where the funeral was helt
yesterday at 10 o'clock The Rev
II. L. Thornton, pastor Of the Univer
salist Church, officiatcd. The ode
/ Fellows of the city attended tn
funeral Mr.. Sperry formerly reside,
in this city.
Mrs. stephen Young. who escape,
serious injury In a fall at her home OF
South Main street Saturday, is recover
ing from the shock. She was shakin.
a rug from n doorway on the secon'
floor of the house when she fell strik
ing on the stone doorstep below.
Julius Bordo, aged 10 years, die
Tuesday night at 1890 o'clock at tn
home Of his daughter, Mrs Edwin
A. Burnell of Weldon street after nj
illness of several weeks. He Is sur
vived by three daughters, the on
with whom he made his home. Mis-
| Katherine Bordo of Laconia, N. II
and Miss Georgella Bordo of Berll
shire, and by two sons, Homer Bord
of New Hampshire and Fred Bordo o
berkshire. The body will be taken I
Enos burg Falls this afternoon by trai
and from there to Bordoville, wher
the funeral will be held
The annual meeting of the St. Alban
Hospital association, postponed from Jul
Is, to yesterday, was again postponed t
August 20.
Raymond, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ Rugg of St. Adams hill, was kcke
in the forehead by a COW Monday an
badly bruised, Is recovering.
A daughter was born yesterday morn
Ing to Mr.. and Mrs Stephen NJ Drisco