Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01

No Conducted granite business for FIVE
years, purchasing n farm a year ago.
he is survived by his wife and three chill
dren, two daughters and ono son The
funeral was held SATURDAY afternoon
Governor e. W Gates was a visitor in
the city SATURDAY afternoon coming
from brandon where he has been I'm con-
ference with the trustees IF the School
Tor Feeble minded Children, leaving sat
nrdsv evening for Franklin. While at
the state House, the Ciovernor conferred
with Sheriff Tracy and Mavor Langley
In regard to the expense incurred Nv
Keeping deputies In Barre during the la
Dor trouble The total cost has been rg-
hred as 50 n" and the city Of Barre and
the state are expected TO share the hurde,
Of expense.
The funeral Of John RirteI a long TINA
resident Of Montpelier. who died Friday
afternoon AZ the home Of his daughter,
Mrs \ y. Sllowav in Burlington. was
heId Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
AT the home Of his son. charles n Rirtel,
J" Elm street, Montpelier. the Rev. VII.
uam shaw, pastor Of Trinity Church,
o'ticiatng The body was brought 10 this
CITY on the noon train. The services were
attended by Brooks Post. q. A r. No.
past commander Of the most. and tho
Woman's Relief Corps Mr. Birtel vas
the four'n member Of the post to die
thls year The bearers We're Bruce Nc
Donald. Or r. J. Fitzgerald. . 7 Cross
anu r. r. 'iark. Burial was In Green
Mount cemetery. Among those from ont
of town VINO attended the services were
Mrs. a. y. Silloway and two DAUGHTERS.
Mildred and Florence. of Burlington,
T. W. Dillingham; Of Bellows Falls and
August Booker of Waterbury
At the Catholic parsonage Monday
afternoon at four O'Clock. Miss EVELYN
G. r. LaFeur daughter OF Mr. and Nts
Wilbur l." LaFleur of 4 Kent street. and
Kenneth A Gale of Edwards street
We're united in marriage, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev Hugh Nc
Nenna' acting pastor Of St Auglstlne's
church. The bride was attended by Miss
Menel Connors and the groom by his
brother Pliny y. Gale. The bride has
been employed as operator In the local
exchange Of the Vermont Telephone CONF
panN Tor the past year and has many
friends in this city and Barre Mr. Gale
for nearly five years has been employed
as drauChtsman by the Jones Brothers,
Gale left last evening on a two weeks.
wedding tour through northern Vermont
and Canada and upon their return viii
reside at Edwards street
In county court Monday the divorce
suit Of Mary Mckee against George
Mckee, both OF Northaeld was fled
Bertha l.. Wood, "a teacher, has brought
suit In general assumpsit against the
town Of Planteld for services, the amount
named being 500. j. w Gordon is coun-
sci for the plaintiff in the case, which
is an aftermath Of the recent school
war"
Joseph y. DeBoer, who VAS operated
upon in Rrookline Mass. hospital sew
eral months ago, was able 10 be at the
National Life Insurance company office
Tuesday.
The body Of Charles Fred OConnor,
who died Friday evening at Waterbury
of hardening of the arteries following
period Of III health extending over
several years, WAS brought Tuesday
noon to the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles O'Connor, "A Ridge street,
this city. The funeral will be held
this morning at nine o'clock at ST.
Augustines Church. with burial in the
Catholic cemetery The deceased was
born In Poultney June 10. 1864. coming
when voting to Montpelier with his par
snts He was for many years employed
as granite cutter and vas member
OF the local union the time Of his
death. He also belonged 10 the Eagles,
Catholic Order Of Foresters and KNIGHTS
of Columbus. He leaves besides his par
ents three sisters. Mrs. John Collins and
Agnes and Mabel O'Connor and two
brothers, John and George. all If thiy
city
William Harper Mitchell and Alice
Katherine Reason We're quietly married
Friday evening AZ the BETHANY Church
PARSONAGE by the Rev Stanlev F Plor1-
field They We're attended by John Rea-
son of iranteyile. father of the h,de.
and the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Harper Mitchell Of Barre Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell have large circle Of friends in
The city. the former being the proprietor
Of a barber shop on Main street. They
Nill reside IN Elm street
on account Of the fact that Sunday
is the fourth Of Iulv. there will he ~
concerts rendered have been much en-
promise 10 he fixture during the sum-
ner
Rolin Davis Stewart rs wears old
prominent resident Of Berlin died yes
terday morning al 1915 O'Clock after an
illness Of wear with ailments incidental
to advanced age He was veteran of
the civil War. erlstine IN Comnanv =.
18th Vermont regiment. October 70, $50
He served rs corporal and was DISCHARGED
July q, 1853 He married October o6 1853.
Laura r, Nelson who with nine children
survive. He was horn In Berlin Nav .
1888 the oldest son Of Rolln H, and Ma.
halia A Stewart The surviving children
are; Clarence y. James r.. George w,
Nellie O., all Of Berlin, Mrs Eva l.. Nell
son of YounGstow Ohio. Carroll L..
Charles G., and Hattie b, Of Nontrelier
and Mrs. Emma n, Bancroft Of Berlin.
There are also three sisters and two
brothers Mrs. Helen NJ Taft, Abel H
and Clark H Stewart Of Berlin William
Henry Stewart of NIlliamstown and
Mrs clara : Nelson OF Son7erville.
Mass
charles Richardson. vell.to-do Middle
sex farmer, suffered a slight shock YES
terdav afternoon in Farrar's restaurant.
this city. while about 10 sit down 10
thinner Mr. Richardson had shaken hands
with MS Farrar, with whom he is Welt
acquainted, and she noticed his hand
seemed unusually cold He lost COM
sciousness and was carried to rooms over
HI, "a fe uhsr, n,,tOrS D,,r