Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
MONTPELIER.

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MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Mary Martin. wife of William
y. Martin of Hillhe4d street. died
early Saturday morning at lieaton
| hospital. where she was taken Friday
for treatment Mrs Martin had been
! in i'll health for about two years. She
was born in Mortified March :, 1853
II daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
lIannon. but resided in this city and
Nashua. \, r., nearly all of her life.
She was married to Mr. Martin IN
Plainncld in 1896 and they removed to
this city. She was a charter member
| of oak Leaf Lodge of Rebekahs at
Nashua. Besides her husband. the de-
ceased leaves a brother, John 4. Han
non Of Nashua and two cousins. Ed
! ward Brown Of that city and Mrs. Ell
len Ward of South Barre. The funeral
WIS held at the house Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock with burial in Plainfield.
Joseph f. Labcrshirc, aged ~ years
native of Montpelier and for nearly %
| years an employee of the wood depart
mcnt at the Lane Manufacturing company,
! died suddenly early Friday morning.
death being due to acute Indigestion. or
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the day before and retired at a late
| hour. He awoke during the night and
complained of severe pains in his
stomach. His wife administered home
| remedies, but he grew rapidly worse.
| Several physicians were summoned but
he died before they arrived. The deceased
was born in Berlin June 3, 1857. and had
resided in Montpelier all his life. that
part of Berlin later being annexed to
| this city He was married August 81,
1850 to Mary Agnes Rowe and to them
seven children We're born. He is sur
| viVed by his wife and two children,
Frank and Lillian Labershire; four sis
| ters Mrs Mary Pierce and Mrs. Amos
! Ianicr Of this city. Mrs. Moses Bell of
! Eoxbury and Mrs Bockiinger of Seattle.
| Wash: also two brothers. George
| and Fred Iabershire Of this city. He
was a member Of st. Augustine's Church
| and the Catholic order of Forcsters. The
| funeral was held sunday afternoon at
| three O'Clock from st. Augustne's Church,
| with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
An appeal i'm tho of Frank r.
Nichols of Orange against Frank II.
| Nichols of Barre. which vas tried in
! Barre city court June I, has been entered
! in county court. Judgment was rendered
| in the lower court for the plaintiff to
recover S6i and costs. 1t is alleged that
! the defendant sold two COWS and bull
and kept the money. which is claimed
by the plaintiff.
| Dr. G. c. Gowan and family of Groton
have moved to this CITY, occupying a
house on Cedar street. DR. Gowan has
enjoyed eight years experience at dem
7 let, In nd no cd
with DR. w. G. Bridge ON. State street.
! Joseph Ala the granite manufacture
or, who received broken arm as the
result of being whrled around a shaft
ing wheel at his plant a week ago, has
| been discharged from tho hospital He
suffered no internal injuries
Articles of association were fled
Tuesday with the secretary of state
| by the North Thetford Church Asso-
citation. Inc. the charter allowing the
association to sue and be sued, and to
accept gifts. legacies requests. etc,
not exceeding the sum of 500 900. The
articles are signed by Charles a Will
cox and 80 others, AL Of North. Thet-
! ford.
| Two vacancies in the teachings staff
Of the public school caused by ;esig-
| nations nave been nlicd by Supt. ~. {.
| Hutchinson. Miss Jennie NJ. Wheeler
| of Winstead, Conn, has been secured
to succeed Miss Mabel Hoke as instrnc-
tor of music and Miss Elsa l.. Bassctt
| of Salem, Mass will fill the place las
| teacher of the second grade left va
cant by Miss Melendy.
Notices have been sent out by Ref
cree w. y. Theriault to tn" creditorss
in the estate of f. BonazM of pla INTEL d.
that the trustee. G. IL. Fuller has
| closed his account and that the final,
meeting will he held July 3.
! Mrs. G. Mont of Putnam street was
arrested by Chief of Police Connolly yes
terday afternoon ON the charge Of selling,
the warrant being issued by Grand Juror
| \. &. Theiiault. Mrs Months arrest
came but few hours after Judge f. NJ
| Harvey had discharged her husband. who
! was arrested early in the month follow
/ ing raid by the police officers when
lQuantitv of liquor was found. Mrs. Monti
appeared before Magistrate Harvey and
| was allowed to 20 ON her own rocoGniz-
ance pending a hearing Monday morning,
on account of the fact that she has an
infant child.
WORCESTER.
DR.. Turner and family are visiting in
Weston for two weeks.-A son was born