Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

lowing officers. President. Mrs. j. H.
Button; vice-president, Mrs. Fred 0.
jackson; secretary. Mrs. c. H. Anderson:
treasurer, Mrs. A. II. George.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Mrs. J. j. Benoit died at noon March is
after an illness Of three weeks with ty-
phoid fever, at her home on School street
Mrs. Benoit. who was GA years of age.
Is survived by two sons, Henry of this
place and Edward of Medford, Mass;
and by three daughters, Mrs j. T. Sa-
bourin of West Enosburg. Mrs. Hector
F1'ahan OF Richford and Mrs. Henry
Duso Of this place; four sisters, Mrs.
Peter Casavant OF North Enosburg, Mrs
Henry Bean, Mrs. A. c.. Garrow and
Mrs. Paul Garrow of this place, and by
five brothers, Christopher Lafey Of West
Farnham. Que, George Lahey of Bur-
lngton and William, Joseph and Henry
of this place. The funeral was held at
st. John the Baptist Church at ten
o'clock Thursday morning, the Rev. G
L'Ecuycr officiating
The funeral of Mrs. J. j. Benoit was
held in the Catholic Church Friday
morning at ten o'clock, the Rev. G. f.
L'Ecuyer officiating. The bearers were
four of her brothers Christopher Lafiey
OF Farnham Que, George I.afey of Bur-
lington and Henry L.. and William Laf-
ley of this town. Burial was in st. John
the Baptist cemetery beside her husband.
Beside those mentioned above there were
present from out of town Mr.. and Mrs
H. l.. Traham, George Lahey and Mrs.
George Benoit Of Richford Charles
Longey of Richford, Charles Longey.
Henry Longey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Longey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jolly and
Mrs. Frank Shambo of Berkshire Mrs
Henry Garrow OF Sheldon and Mrs. Luke
Touchette of Bakers1eld.- Mrs Lewis
lombard and son. Roger, of Montgomery
visited in town Friday A. j. Woodward
Of this place and Mrs. Adclpha Everett
of Rutland were married in that city
March II, They are expected in town,
during the present week. Mr.. Woodward
has rented rooms In Solomon Burt's
block, where they will live for the pres
ent.-The Standard Bearers met with
Miss Aniie Merrill Wednesday even
ing.-Mrs Maud Brown OF Boston Is in
town.--An interesting evening was passed
by the Philemon club and their friends
Friday evening with T. NJ Tobin of
Swanton. who gave an illustrated lecture
with views taken hv himself during va
rious trims in Canada Refreshments
were served
The cause of the fire Sunday morning
when the creamery and pr,st mill were
DESTROYED ron,ains n mvsterv Whom
first seen nv Niss ,,ohurn and her ,rc,o
Wallace Cobur, with u,bor sbo 1i,,os
it was confined to the boiler room OF
Owls Head creamery. The workmen
there contend that the fire was left the
day before in the usual careful manner.
The goods of H. Z. Woodward, who oc-
cuplcs the tenement Of L. L. Marsh, which
is nearly connected to the ice-house,
which is attached to the creamery. were
moved out but though badly scorched
the buildings were saved. The corner of
the mill nearest the covered bridge did
not burn down, which probably saved the
bridge. The electric light dopartment
and Telephone company were busy in re-
pairs of their lines, which were demor-
allied After nine o'clock, when the fire
was under control, the work Of removing
the water-soaked grain was carried on
with gangs of men and teams through
cry. who is passing the Easter vacation
from the Albany business College at his
home was a visitor IN town Sunday
John Martin who was eun,oved nv tho
Enosburg Mil companv as SAWYER. hav-
ing secured a two-year lob in Waitsf1eld.
left for that place last week Royce
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