Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21

months ago In Montreal and but re-
Gently went with his regiment TO
france from England. The letter
pears the simple postmark. Field
Postoffice"
Mrs Fred Il. Smith of fremont street
died AT Heaton hospital Saturday morn
ing after an Illness of typhoid fever for
the last four weeks. Although there are
known to be several cases of the disease
IN Montpelier Mrs. Smith was the first to
succumb. Malcolm a four-year-old son.
Is seriously i'll with the same disease at
the home of his grandparents In More
town, but appears to be holding his own.
Gladys Bruce Fisher was born In More
town "a years ago, the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Fisher. She was educated
IN the Moretown schools and was gradual
cd from Montpelier high school. Her
marriage to Mr.. Smith took place six
years ago in this city. Her husband is
employed by Peck Bros. Besides her hus-
band and child only her parents survive.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning
from the house, the Rev. II. a. Flint OIL
ciating. with burial In Duxbury.
Jessie Patterson Lovely, the wife
Of Charles Lovely. president of the
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Union. died Saturday morning at
Heaton hospital. where she was taken
Friday and where she suffered con-
vulsions. Death was due to inflam-
nation of the kidneys. The deceased
was born November 10, 1894, daugh-
ter of Samuel and Jennie M. Patterson
In Warren. where she passed most OF
her life. Last March she was mar
ried to Mr.. Lovely and they made
their home at 10 summit street. She
leaves her parents, husband, two
brothers, Charles of Waitsfeld and
George of Norwich. and one sister,
Mrs N. ]. Somerville of Burlington.
The funeral was held at her late home
Monday afternoon at two o'clock, with
burial in Waitsfield.
John Rope, who has made his resi-
dence in this city for four years, with
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Jerd left
Saturday for Randolph, where he will
make his home. Mr.. Rope, although
% years old. insisted on making the trip
alone to Randolph
Miss Clara Rowell, daughter of Mrs
Ann Rowell, and Percy D. Andrews of
Lowell. Mass, We're quietly married at
T;30 O'Clock Tuesday night at ST. Angus
tines rectory, the ceremony being per-
formed hy the Rev. ]. p. Long. They
were attended by Miss Margaret Lynch
and John Finn, the latter of Lowell
The bride wore travelling suit Of blue
and the bridesmaid also wore a blue
dress The bride has been employed for
several years as bookkeeper by various
concerns and for the past year has been
employed in the Farrar & Vtnton store.
She attended Montpelier Seminary Mr..
Andrews made his homo until a year
ago in this city with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Andrews of Main street, being their
nephew. He was employed for some
years by the Trow & Holden company
of Barre and later by the Montpelier
& Wells River railroad in the local
shops
| The State board Of registration OF
nurses will meet in the State House for
the purpose OF conducting examinations
tS1Aember II and y
Only one change was made In the
directors of the Vermont Fire Insurance
company at the annual meeting Of the
policyholders held in this city yesterday
afternoon, Addison F. Cudworth being
elected to the board of directors as 4
representative Of Windham county, filing
the vacancy caused by the death Of Judge
James L. Martin last winter. The new
director Is resident of Londondel ~
and n member of the law firm Of Cud-
worth & Pierce. He represented his coun-
ty in the State Senate in 1893 and in 1aOc
and was a member of the House in 1851
The following officers were reelected by
the directors: President. George O.
Stratton vice-president. Hugh Phillips
secretary James T. Sabin; treasurer
Herman d. Hopkins.
County court took a recess yesterday
morning until Monday and the Jurors
We're excused until nine o'clock Tuesday
morning. when State cases will be taken
the civil docket having been gone over
several times in an effort to have a cas-
read for trial In nearly every instance
a case set for trial has been settled jus,
before the time set and this morning tn
case Of II. Ruth st. Cyr vs. Attort
Lafayette, bastardy. was settled out OF
court The close Jail certificate ISSUED
against Joseph Brogggni on the petition
of Battista Colomb was vacated yester.
day morning. a motion having been mad,
20 that effect last Monday. Broggini has
been In county jail since July IL. hav,
Ing been unable to pay 1910 damages, tn,
amount given in a verdict against hin
for assault and battery on Colomb.
Directors and officers Of the Unior
Mutual Fire Insurance company were
elected at the annual meeting hello
yesterday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President. James
w. Brock; Herbert +. Brigham, vice.
president: Harlan W. Kemp. secretary.
treasurer, Ralph B. Denny. assistan,
secretary