Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

81. ALDAINS.
Mrs. Sarah Lucetta (Spaulding) Harris.
70 years old, widow of Joseph II. Harris,
died Thursday morning shortly after mid
night at the home of Gates 7. Boynton
of Lincoln avenue, where she had re-
sided for four years. For about year
Mrs. Harris had been in Ill health and
for two months her condition had been
serious The cause of death was general
debility. Mrs. Harris was born In Rox-
bury and the remains We're taken there
Thursday. The funeral was held Frid-
day afternoon at two O'Clock. She is
survived by two brothers. Edgar Spauld-
ing Of Springfield. Mass. and John
Spaulding of Los Angeles, Cal, and one
sister, Mrs. Edgar NJ. Tracey of Rox-
bury Her husband died about IA years
ago and an only son about four years
ago. Mrs Harris had made her home In
ST. Adams about AZ years.
The remains Of Mrs. C. I. Washburn,
60 years old, who died Thursday morn
ing at seven o'clock at her home in
Springfield after brief Illness arrlv-
ed Friday evening at eight o'clock in this
city, where she formerly resided. and the
funeral was held Saturday morning
u
ter, Mrs George ". Cleveland. of Fair
field street Mrs. Washburn is survived
by her husband. A. NJ. Washburn Of this
city. and three children. Mrs. Cleveland,
Edgar j. Washburn and C. NJ. WASH
burn of Springfield.
Harry o. Williston, aged AZ years. Of
New Britain, Conn, died Friday morn
ing at the home of his brother George
Of f1h
cuoss. He came here two weeks ago
from New Britain. Beside his brother he
is survived by his mother. Mrs. G. n.
Williston, of Rugg street. He was born
in this city. The funeral was held at
the house Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, the Rev. II. l.. Thornton. pastor
of the Unversalist Church. officiating.
and the remains were taken to Suffield,
! Conn, for burial.
| At the annual meeting Of St. Adams
Aerie No los, Fraternal Order of Eagles
held Thursday evening the following OIL
GERS were elected for the year ensuing:
Worthy president. c. j. Leclair; worthy
vice president, ]. f. Mahoney; worthy
chaplain, j. E. Menard; secretary, A. ].
Thibault; treasurer, Charles f. Marches
sault; inside guard, Walter Blanchard;
outside guard, Donald Mckenzie: trustee.
Frank +. 'Sheehan; physician DIR. j. G.
Perrault The installation of officers Will
take place the first Thursday In January.
The St Adams Clinical society will meet
Monday evening with DR.. Alan Davidson.
AT tho annual meetingg of Unity
Lodge No. 3, knights OF Pythlas, Thurs
day evening the following officers We're
elected: Chancellor commander, Charles
W. Buckley; vice-commander. Charles f.
Graves; prelate. II. r. Marvin master OF
work. George p. Derrick: keeper OF records
and seals, a. P. Soule: master of finance,
D. r. Beeman: master Of exchequer.
Frank L. Scofeld; master at arms, ]. S.
Royt; trustee for three years, f. Roy
Anderson.
At the annual meeting Of the A. R. Hurl-
but woman's Relief Corps. No, 81 G. A.
r., Thursday afternoon the following off,
GERS were elected: President Mrs. Enocll
Rhodes: vice-president, Mrs F. NJ. Spauld.
ing; junior vice-president, Mrs. George
w. Lepper: chaplain, Mrs. n. l.. Skinner
treasurer, Mrs. f. f. Spaulding; conduc.
tress, Mrs. H. p. Shangraw; delegates tc
State convention, Mrs C. F. Graves and
Mrs H. r. Barnes: aiternates, Mrs A. A.
Rushford and Mrs. Ezra LOOMS.
Mrs. Ella f. Hammond, aged nearly 6.
years. wife Of Sidney Y. Hammond, dice
at her home on South Main street Sunday
evening AT 7:l5 o'clock after an illness OF
a few hours of angina pectorls. Mrs. Ham,
mond was born at Blackbrook. N. Y.
February II, 1854. Beside her husband she
Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. E. +
Bellows of South Main street, and tw,
sisters, Mrs. w j. Robinson of Upper
Jay, N Y, and Mrs. Henry Smith O.
Denver, Colo. The funeral was held a
Mrs Hammonds late home Tuesda.
| at two o'clock, the Rev G. w, Smith, rec
tor OF St Lukes Episcopal Church, offi
8 ciatlng, The burial took place in tn
South Main street cemetery.
5 News was received Monday morning
OF the death of Mrs. Mamie (Deugow
: Conger, aged 81 years wife OF Arson F
t Conger, which occurred at her home il
!, Rutland Saturday, following an operation
. for the removal OF n tumor. Mr., and Mrs
y Conger moved to Rutland from St Alban
n Bay about five years ago. Beside he
4 husband she Is survived by her mother
Mrs Thelma Deueow, and one brother
Israel Deugow, both of Wallngford
The vital statistics OF the city for tn
- month of November as recorded at tn
@ office OF City Clerk b. NJ. Hopkins sho,
h 10 births, II deaths and three marriages
= News has been received of the death O
!, the Rev, Alvin w, Ford, for many year
S a Methodist pastor In Vermont, twic
s pastor Of the church at st. Adams Bay
g Mr.. Ford. who was so years old, died Sun
h day morning at Mrs. Nelson's sanitariun
d in Hartford, Conn. after three weeks i'll
J, ness Of nervous breakdown. lie had beef