Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
,VERGENNES.

The remains of Mrs. Ellen r. NcLaugh-
lin, widow of Robert Mclaughlin of this
city, who died Sept l2 at the home If
her sister, MIS-. Henry Hitchcock at o.
we'll from heart trouble, aged q years,
We're brought here Thursday. Mrs Nc
i.auEhlin was the daughter of the lat,
Seymour Hayes of Nergenncs. where she
was born in 1913. With the exception II
the past few years, which she has spent
with her sister in East Shoreham, sl.s
has always resided in this town. Besides
her sister. Mrs. Hitchcock she leaves on,
brother. Edward Hayes of Goshen. The
funeral services We're held at the house
and burial was made in Prospect cem,-
terry, tho Rev William laughter otilciat-
nernews, Charles, Allen and William
Hitchcock Of Orwell, and Robert Hayes
of Goshen. Those present from away
were Mrs Henry Hitchcock. Mrs. WI
liam Hitchcock. Mrs. Allen Hitchcock aul
Mrs. Lottie Harvey of Orwell, Mr.. ami
Mrs Edward :. Hayes and sons. Mat
and Willard of Goshen.
Mrs. j. A. Harrington. who left here
about a month ago. and who has been
visiting relatives in Minnesota. ar
W
whore she will visit her parents.-At
the annual meeting of st. Peters Court
Catholic order of Foreeters. officers as
follows were elected: Chief ranger
Dr u. ]. Carroll; vicc-chief ranger F.
g. Renaud; past chief ranger Alfred
Panton; recording secretary. Frank
Robare; financial secretary. y. j.
Renaud; treasurer. John W. Ryan
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shal. George II. Bora.--John Driscoll OF
Boston Is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Driscoll.-Dr. and Mrs. Will
liam Ross of Jacksonville, Fla. are
visiting his father. Frank A. Ross. and
his sister, Miss Mary Ross.
The steamer Alexander sank at her
moOrings on the south side of the BASIN
below the falls Thursday night The
steamer is the property OF NJ II. and T.
l.. Daniels and is used in connection VITA
the steamer Victor between here and
Westport n. Y. The steamer is about 60
feet long and is licensed to carry about
100 passengers The sinking is thought t.
have been caused by being accidentally nit
by soft -nosed bullet from high calibre
rifle.
Clayton Frank Bearor of New Haven
anu hlSS Istutl lilil, uhuSHltI ~ NiFs
and Mrs. Willard Hill OF Basin IIarhor,
were married Sunday afternoon at the
Nergenncs Methodist Episcoral parsonage
the Rev. Thomas stevenson performing
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Bearor let
Immediately after tho ceremony for Bur
llngton on wedding trip, on their re
turn they will reside at Basin IIarhor -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. Bevins, Mr.. a1d
Mrs. Homer l.. Powell and two sons Ot
Milton visited Percy r.. Bevins SUNDAY
Charles l.. Ilaight of Newark, n j.. spent
the weekend with his wife at the hone
Of G. r S, Pierce. ce.-Miss Cecie Thomas
returned Monday to Salisbury after a
visit to her cousin, Mrs. Allen F. Beach
Quite large number from town and VI.
cnity availed themselves of the open seq -.
son ON ducks saturday are "a
ported TO he plentiful and some eop
bags are reported. William f. Lawrence
John Amhlo, and Arthur Hamel secured
10 ducks, and George sullivan and John
ODonnell returned with 49, Hunters re
port seeing large number of wood ducKs
which have increased largely owing t1
their protection by law the past four or
five years. Partridge are also reported ( ;
be numerous. The remains of an in
FAINT child Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry JaCkmnn
of Lisbon, n Y,'werc brought here Sat
urday evening. The funeral services were
held Sunday mt the home Of Mrs. Carrie
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