Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-10
AOO|sON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

Friday morning at the age &C 81 years. !
lie WAS born in Hcmingsford. Canada,
and came here when young man. lie -
| survived by Il wife, two stcpdaughtcrs'
Miss Della Douglas of this village ana
Mrs Dennis Mack of Cornwall; brother
John Towle of Cornwall, ana sister Mrs
| Priscilla Robinson of Athol, Mass. Inc
| funeral was held at the home sunday
afternoon n at two O'Clock Mr. Towle was
for many years prominent business
man of this village, having ocen in the
| ice business
Abe Trombcy who has been evadins
the officers for three years. charged with
illegal fishing on Lake Champlain and
who at the time was allowed his liberty ,
ON agreeing 10 come forward when want |
cd, was captured By Fish and Game War |
den George Chaffec Friday. On saturday |
morning he was taken before Justice y. !
w. Dickens, pleaded guilty to the charge /
and was fined SIS and costs amounting to
$50 10 States Attorney Allan X. Stufte-
want prosecuted. j. =. lioyt has returned
from, Whiting where he preached at the
Congrega tional Church Sunday--Mr and
Mrs. A. H. Langworthv of Burlington,
former residents, who have been WISHING
in town FOR a few days have returned 'o
Burlington.-Mis Frances Piper. VINO mas
been az the Mary Fletcher hospital Tor
few weeks. undergoing an operation io'
appendicitis, has returned home-Miss rs
,her Frost, a teacher in the high school
at IIar.land, is in town for lew days
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. f.. A
Frost. The partnership OF +. y. Frost ana
William H. Brewster in the ownership of
the parI; drug store has been dissolved
! MIR Frost buyins his partners interest
The funeral of Robert 'rowlc was held
at his late home on College street sun
,iaN afternoon at two O'Clock. Tn" Rev.
A. A. Lancaster officiatod and burial was
in the West cemetery. The bearers were
Humphrey. sullivan. Ernest /" lipestlS,
, Charles A. Lyman. charles +. liarts
and l.. j. Gorham of this village ana
Judson stevens of Cornwall. The iiora'
offerings were many.-William /" No
land called here on account oI the
death and burial of The wife of his
. brother jerome holland left Monday for
Easthampton. observation-disclosures Lam
dcrs. skilled cmploye at the marble works,
y after a weeks illness was able TO re-
turn to his work ON Monday having
: had a severe attack of the Grip.-Nilis
- y. Cady, master of the State Grange, and
. Mrs. cady returned Sunday from Dunn
. | merston. where on Saturday night they
. attended exercises in commemoration OF
| the paying off of final debt on the re-
. Gently constructed Grange hall, built at
u a cost OF $1,000 Harry Abbey, who has
=, been confined for 10 days, has so far re-
" covered as to be able to resume his duties
- at the Register office.-Miss Bessie
Gipson has gone TO New York city where
" she will take position in hospital
Miss Louise Robertson, WHO has been
confined for 10 daNS. is able to be about
- aGain-Mr. and MIS- HeorS" T.
. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Clement Charles l.. Bradley ana M'ss
Clara Marshall have gone to Moolle' Ma
, whore they Will spend some Time
+. l.. Nichols, who has peen confined 'ol
- two weeks by illness. has so far oNered
AS 20 ne able TO resume ms dut'eS Al
. the Frost pharmacy -MondaN' marker
, day. eggs brought - cents and butter
- to 30 cents.-Atss Esther Frost, VINO
n, has been visiting at the nome "' he'
o- parents MI and Mrs t. a FROST lor
>. few DAYS has returned to tiart'aho
-. where she is teacher IN the hlch S'hoo'
Mrs. Peter Duculd, Wh" mas beoh VIII
-, her parents here Nj. and Mrs Joseph W
sh Calhoun, for two weeks, has returned t'
IL. Newark, \. j James l'umas. WI" III"
~, been quite i'll for week. has 50 FAR re
covered as to be able to he about again
for little each daN.-Mrs. Charles Seele!
. and Harold Sceley are visiting in Proctor
, Miss Bessie Pratt, who has been a
IS the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ~ stoke
on South street for four weeks, has re
-. turned to Hurincton.-Mr Edwin y
Holmes was taken suddenly i'll While a
church sunday and removed To her HON
lal On South Pleasanl strcct.-CieorGc cham
d. paCnc. who has been i'll for the past t."
he DAYS is slowly rccoverinE.-Thc basCmcr
* of the Methodist Church was openc
as Monday evening as social room fc
Ti- young people, Tables OF games an
We ma gaines wero supplied and there wa
he a good attendance. This will continu
nd weekly on Monday evenings from seve
81. to 9:t0 o'clock. Suitable chaperoncs We,
RS. in attendance Light refreshments wei
rr- served.
)r- ROYAL Eli stevens of Cornwall. who ha
Xi. been i'll for some time at his home
of Cornwall died Tuesday morning AT II
age Of 81 years II months and II day
he with u complication of diseases lie
us. survived by "A wife: two children. Mr.
urs William w Williams of Whiting ar
to Arthur ~ Stevens of Cornwall. a brothe
md /. l.. Stevens of Ludlow: and two 81
lur tcrs. Mrs. Annctt Rove cf California az
ads Mrs. Cora Uoush of Boston: n hal
not brother, Everett Steven, Of Rutland. az