Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30

O'Clock, with burial in the village GENE
| terry.
letter asking for information in
| regard TO his brother was received sat
! urdaY by Louis Rivers from Jacob CAL
anskv of Allentown, Pa. His brother,
Abraham Galanskv, is a well known
! hackman and has resided in Montpelier
since his brothers departure some 70
years ago. They have never CONF
municatcd. however and have not
| known Of each others whereabouts.
Prof and Mrs Summer a. Dole the
former a member of the high school
| teaching force. have arrived from Ever
cit. Mass, where they were married
week ago. The bride was Miss Flor
cncc Hirklev and last year was. with
Mr. Dole, a teacher at Montpelier semi
nary MI Dole left hero week ago
| Friday and they were married Satur-
day They will reside at Winter
street
Eugene f. Rand of Barre street com.
mcnccd this week his winter vacation
from his duties as conductor on the NJ n
". Il. H. mail train and with Mrs. Rand
will leave De, eInber for Florida to spend
several months.
Mrs Edward 7. Richardson Of Liberty
street suffered a slight shock Friday
night which has affected her spcNh' hut
her condition is not considered serious
Her husband suffered a shock two }csrs
ago and since then he has been an
invalid.
Michael H. Kelley. a MiddlrreX farmer,
suffered a shock SATURDAY. diving during
the afternoon. lie was O. Years of age
and is survived by his wife and tWo
daughters. He Was we'll known in Mont
pclier.
Funeral services for Harry NJ Wheeler,
whose death occurred Wednesday night
at his homo ON Townc hill were held
at two o'clock FRAY afternoon al his late
home. the Rev J. w barnett of Barre
officiating, with burial h Green Mount
ccmctcry Harry Munro Wheeler was
born in Huntington November Il, lSi> The
son Of Ephrain and Lydia (kimbalb
Wheeler lie was married in Nontpeller
in l>,I to May Florence Warren who
with ono son. Albert Warren Wheeler,
and two sisters. Mr.. Nellie kellogg and
Mfs Eva Reynolds Of West Bolton, sur
vivc. Three daughters are deceased, tic
oldest dying Is years ago at tho ago
Of IS Nj Wheeler was n resident 81
Barre for five years and Montpelier =
years He was known throughout the
county and State as q very ca0aolc
teamstcr and was ENGAGED by several hi@
concerns to move monuments and heavy
machinery
Redneld Proctor Of Proctor, senator
elect from Rutland coInty. has engaged
! the DeBCer house on state street duiihS
the legislative session. Mrs. DeBoer Is IN
Albany. y. Y, with her daughter, MI
Ethel Field, who is recovering from the
effects Of an operation.
Is message was received Monday rs
Joseph &. Brown. informing him Of VIC
= death at Loon Lake, y. y, of ferd ".
Chase. we'll known in this city. Dean
: was sudden, as Mr.. Brown had received d
let or from him d week ago and he was
in good health at that time Mr.. tna''
was manager of the Loon Lake House
a well known summer resort. and mem
Der of the -. Bernard club, to which d
number Of local people belong lie va.
&c yeare of age and naive of Nhcelocr
whore the body was taken for funer4
services ana ntcrmcnt
\ Maiden. Mass, paper announces th'
engagement of Helena. Armitage Walsh
daughter Of Mrs Helen Walsh Of Ma
den to Rohert Fl Montgomery Of Mont
peler.
Twin boys were born sunday to M. anC
Mrs G. Claude Fisher, being Crandchi
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Demeriit
Mother and children are dong well.
Miss Florence Sccun went Monda'
to Bradford. where she will be employee
in the law Office of Senator n. S Conant
Thomas Guarc, employed in the J. II
Nolholm store. submitted Monday fore
noon to a minor operation at Neaton hos
pital
r. Fred l.. Laird was called Monday Aft
erloon 20 Marahteld. the buildings o,
4 the farm owned by him and Fred \. How
= land ha wing been destroyed by fire sun
6av. Thirty tons of hav Ncrc stored ii