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

VAS horn in Granville and preached at va
rious towns in Vermont. For several
years he was chaplain Of tho State prison
at windsor, being chaplain at the time OF
the hanging of Elroy Kent january s,
1912 He retired from active work about
two years ago. He Is survived by his
Wife four sons. w. II. and ]. W. Ford Of
Orange. Mass, c. II. Ford Of Vershire
and ]. c. Ford Of Jackson, Me. a daugh-
ter. Mrs Maria J. French Of Orange.
Mass. and several grandchildren Serv-
Ices we're held at undertaking rooms in
Hartford and the remains were brought
to Bradford where the funeral services
were held at ton o'clock. The burial
took place In Bradford.
The funeral of Stephen j. Constantine.
Jr.. aged 81 years, who died Monday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock of tuberculosis
at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen j. Constantine. Sr.. on the
Sheldon road, was held at Holy Angels
Church yesterday at 2:30 o'clock and
mass will be said this morning at
nine o'clock The Rev. l.. r. Desrochers
OBLIGATED at the funeral services and
the burial took place in Mount
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Constantine re-
turned here 10 days ago from Minne-
apolis. Mimi, where he had been en-
ployed as motor1nan on the street rail-
way for the past four years. Beside his
parents he is survived by n son, Curtis
Y, II years old a daughter Dorothea
A.. aged 10 years, who Is with an aunt
in Underhill; four brothers. Arthur e,
Edward D. and Alfred w. OF ST. Adams
and Oscar +. of Georgia; and three Sis
ters, Mrs. Joseph Rocheleau Of Randolph.
Mrs Alan Russell Of Swanton and Miss
Lenora F.. Constantine Of st. Adams. His
wife died last summer.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond A. Hersey of North Main street
at the hospital Monday night.
News has been received Of the birth
Of a son No, ember % to Mr.. and Mrs
Francis ]. Madden of New York. former
y Of this city. Mrs. Madden before her
marriage was Mss Laura A. Turner
Daniel Z. Sheehan, aged "a years, died
at his home on Edwards street at about
eight O'Clock last evening after an i'll.
ness of seven months of cancer of the
Kidneys For about 30 years he had been
In the employ of the American Express
company, for 10 or IS years a railway
messenger, and for the past few years
depot agent for the company He was
born in Mortified October 8, 1861, and
came to ST. Adams with his parents when
the Vermont Central, as the road used
to be called moved its shops here from
Mortified. The funeral will be held
Saturday morning, probably at nine
o clock, at St. Mary's Church.
Miss Margaret Paige, age about 70 years,
Cd M GO a or
home on High street after a few hours
illness. She had made her home in St.
Adams for 10 years with Mrs. 2. E.
Hassett. She is survived by two brothers,
George and Harvey Paige. Of New Bed
ford, Mass. and sister living in Hard
wick
Mrs. Catherine Dwyer) English, aged
81 years, wife of John J. English. diod
at her home on Elm street Tuesday night
at 9:l6 o'clock after an illness Of several
months. Beside her husband she is sur
vived by five daughters, Misses Josie and
Catherine English of this city, Miss
Mary English of Winthrop, Mass. Mrs
Harold ]. Holland Of Alburg and Mrs
Frank Fl. Foote Of Winthrop, Mass, and
by four sons Edward Of Springfield
Mass. Michael Of Chateaugay. n. Y. and
Dennis and John Of this city: also by
two sisters. Mrs. James Eaton of this
city and Mrs. Adolphus Harr!ca OF
Chateaugay, N. Y. and three brothers
Daniel Dwyer Of this city. John Dwyei
Of Denver, Colo, and Dennis Dwyer OF
Chateaugay. n. Y. The funeral will be
held at St Mary's Church tomorrow
morning at nine O'Clock.
| At the annual meeting of St Alban:
Camp, No 9,572. NJ. w. A.. held Tuesday
evening, the following officers were elect
ed: Consul, r. w Fadden: advisor. w
n. Barnes; banker, Harry Holmes; clerk
NJ. +. Abel; escort, Philip Labounty
sentry. Henry Hunt; Waterman, S ]
Pelkey: trustee. A. Musgrove.
At the meeting Of Emerald Temple. No
16, Pythian Sisters. held Tuesday evening
the following officers were nominated
Most excellent chief. Miss Ethel Button
excellent senior, Miss Zelma Hersey; ex
cellent Junior Mrs. A. p. Soule; manager
Miss Lillian Edison; mistress Of record.
and correspondence. Mrs II. L. Thornton
mistress of finance. Miss Addie Wilder
protector Mrs. Stewart Prindle guard
Mrs. J. ]. Towle.