Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14
MONTPELIER.

Mrs, Catherine A. Heavey, wife OF
William II. Heavey Of Al Berlin street
this city. died early Friday morning
after four weeks illness with
Brights disease. Mrs. Heavey was
born April I. 1855. in Charlestown
Mass, and was married there in 1873
Mr. and Mrs. Heavey resided for seven
years In Burlington and Morrisville
before coming to this city, where they
lived for 81 years. She leaves besides
her husband. eight children: John
Heavey and Thomas Heavey Of Cam
bridge. Mass. Mary Ann Heavey OF
Brighton. Mass, Catherine of Mont
pelier. Henry and william Of Wind.
sor. Sarah and Francis Of Montpelier
also two brothers, John and Joseph
Hayes of Boston. She was a member
Of ST. Augustines Church. The fu.
neral was held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock at the church with burial
in the Catholic cemetery
Aughtney Shambo, for years con.
tractor and builder and lifelong resi-
dent of Montpelier. died at S:lO O'Clock
Sunday morning at his home. 1888 Main
street. after an illness several months
He suffered a shock two months ago and
since that time had not been out Of the
house. The deceased was born In Mont
pelier October IL. 1919, the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Shambo. He married
Mary Jane Gravelin in this city July s.
1875, and to them seven children were
born, six Of whom survive. together with
the wife. The children are: Aughtney
Francis Mrs Arthur Commings, Mrs
Rhoda Of Montpelier and Mrs. Frank
Lascor Of Barre. Clara Emma died at
the age of q months. One brother
George Shambo, who resides In Colorado
also survives. Mr.. Shambo belonged 10
the St. Jean de Baptiste society and
was a member Of st. Augustine's Church,
which he helped to build n score or more
years ago. The funeral was held
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock at ST.
Augustine's Church. with burial In the
Catholic cemetery.
Miss Bessie Eliza Kemp, daughter OK
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan b. Kemp, and Har-
than F. Leslie. son OF Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE
w. Leslie OF Liberty street. were quietly
married Monday morning at eight oclof,e
at the home OF the brides parents on
School street. The Rev. Stanley f. Blom-
field, pastor of the Congregational
Church, performed the ceremony IN the
presence of immediate relatives we'd
ding breakfast was served. The bride IL
a graduate Of Montpelier high school and
has been employed In the offices OF the
American Fidelity company and National
Life Insurance company. The groom has
been employed by the National Life for
about seven years He belongs to the
Apollo club and the Montpelier Country
club They will reside at Pearl street
The first meeting of the Ministers Mon
day club. an organization composed OF
Washington county pastors, met yester-
day morning for the first time since last
spring in the Trinity Church parlors The
following officers were elected: President
the Rev. Ivan II, Benedict Of Montpelier:
vice-president, the Rev. ]. II. Barnett Of
Barre; secretary and treasurer. the Rev
Frank Bloomfield OF Berlin: program COM
mittee. the Rev. William Shaw Of Mont
pelier. the Rev. j, w. Barnett and the
Rev. |. II. Irons OF Wiliamstown. A pa
per Some Aspects of Philosophy" was
read by the Rev Lewis c. Carson. pastor
of the Church of the Messiah. this city
and a general discussion followed. There