Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-15

returned to North Pennington after a ~
days' visit in town-The remains of Mrs.
Elizabeth Holmes of New York city, d
former resident. and a daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs George McHugh or
Veybridge were brought here Monday
night and taken to St Mary's Catholic
church, where the funeral was heid
Tuesday morning at nine O'CLOCK fa-
ther Leonard. pastor of the church, Off
ciated. 1nterment was in the Cathoic
cemetery She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs Erff and Mrs. George
Cavera of New York city. who accom-
panied the remains here. and Mrs. Maude
Mckee, Rcd Rock, ~ j. Mrs. Holmes
was a sister OF Dennis II. McHugh,
George McHugh and Charles McIIugh OF
Middlebury. The bearers were Dennis,
Wallace and Charles Ntzhugh, of Middle
bury and Mr. Holmes Of New York.--Mr.
and Mrs D. Y. Mcfarland of Lamoine'
Me. are visiting at the home OF their son.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland, at the corner
of Seminary and High streets. -
Word was received Tuesday morning of
the death of James Haley, former resi-
dent and we'll known Middlebury man,
at Dannemora, n. Y, where he and his
wife and daughter moved several years
ago to reside with their son, Jerry Haley
The remains were brought here yester-
day and taken to his old home on Sey-
mour street. Tho funeral services will ~"
held at St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thursday morning at nine O'Clock. Mr.
Haley was Civil War veteran, having
served in Co. f, 18th Vermont volunteers.
He was for many years an crnploye at
the freight station of the Rutland rail-
road here and was well known through =
out this section. He was member OF
the Roman Catholic Church. He was
also a member of William T. Russell
| Post, No. 50. G. A. II. Besides his wife
| he leaves one son, Jerry Haley with
whom he lived, and two daughters Miss
| Lula Haley who lived with her parents,
and Mrs, Frances Lamorder Of Chicopee
Falls Mass.
The annual assembly of Mlddlebury
| Council No. II, X & S. NJ, was held
| in Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. The
| following officers were elected: NJ. "A. s
Hartmann ID. NJ, L. 6. Brookins; d. G.
| w, r. Mcl7arland; treasurer and rec
order, William II. Brewster; G. G., +. NJ
| Stearns; G. c., +. T.. Chapman. The ap.
pointive officers have not been announced
, The date of installation will be an
nounCed later.--Prof. +. w. Cady ant
son arc visiting in Boston.-The remain:
| of James Haley have been brought here
| from Dannemora, y. Y, where he haC
| Lived for the past few years. and takeI
| to his old home on Seymour street. The!
were accompanied by his son, Jerr.
Haley, and daughter, Miss Lula Haley
of the same place. Mrs. Haley was I'm
able to come because of poor health
The funeral will be held at st. Mary
Catholic Church this morning at min
o'clock. with interment in the Catholi
cemetery.-The Middlebury Village I'm
provement society will give a play In tn
town hall Thursday and Friday even
ings, April % and So The proceeds wi
go toward the building of new sidewalks
=, Hazel Harding is visiting in Cambridge
Mass.-The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Memorial Baptist Church held a we'll al
tended meeting with Mrs. II. l.. Avert
at her home on Court street yesterda
afternoon.-'The people of the Middlebur
Methodist Church as we'll as the towns
! people in general are much pleased tha
the Rev. ID. II. Corkran has been /,
appointed by the Troy conference a
pastor here for another year. Mr.. Cori
ran has served In Middlebury five year
Ralph Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
t G. Brown, was taken yesterday moo
= to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bul
e lingtOn. where he will be operated on Il
= appendicitis. He was accompanied by h
mother and Amos Wilson.--Mrs Charl,
| Bullock Is visiting relatives and frient
= | In Rutland.-Mrs Robinson of Eout
Main street has returned from Wis
| in Ticonderoga, N. Y.-D. w. Reed h:
: returned from weeks stay In Saratog
: n. Y.-About 300 attended the auction
e l.. O. Allen on Washington street We
}. nesday forenoon. A considerable amour
: of property including several valuab
: horses. was sold.-Mrs. Thomas F. Burr
q and Mrs. John n. Burns have be-
|. called to Rutland on account of the da
, gerous illness of their nephew, Frar
y Tlgue.-Amos Root, Jr., is spending tv
= weeks at the home of his parents
h Hubbardton.-Prof. ~. l.. Lambert is
l.. Montpelier on business.--Otis Abbey, c.
d James NJ. Tracey. Walter W. Mart
e and William W. Cady, who represent
5, William +. Russell Post. No So G.
IS r., of this village at the Grand Arm
l. encampment at St. Adams this wee
have returned. Mrs. Elizabeth Crannel
Mrs. l.. NJ. Morrison, Miss Floren
- Eddy, Mrs. John w. Wooster MI
Theresa Wooster, Mrs. Walter Mart
Y and Miss Mildred Cady, who represent
! the William 7. Russell Circle. No.
ID Ladies of the G. A. r.. at the encam
t n,ent of the circle also held there ha
returncd-Miss Eva Wright, who visit
relatives and friends in town for T.
weeks, has returned to Auburn, n. Y
A. D. Wright and family are now
D. into the Thomas house on Weybrid
!. street from their farm in Weybrid
. which they recently sold to Erwin
Piper. Frank Warren. who has occup'
the house, has moved to the Piper far
Mr. and Mrs. William w. Bancroft
Bratteboro are visiting friends in NJ
y dlebury and vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Pc
'r Field have returned from Nergenn
le where they We're guests of their s.
Frank Fields.
VERGENNES.