Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

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! George Carlton, one of the Older resi-
dents of Duxbury, died october II
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. +. c.
Davis. Mr.. Carlton, who was born in
1884, suffered a shock four years ago and
a second one two weeks ago. The funeral
was held at the home of his daughter
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock with
burial az Duxbury Corners.
The funeral of Mrs Patrick King was
held at st. Andrews Church Friday
morning at ten o'clock. The Rev. Robert
Dewey ofllcia led, assisted by Father Lynoh
of Mortified, u former pastor of ST An
drew's Church. Father Lynch preacheA
the sermon and paid a tribute to tire
worth of the deceased The regular choir
was assisted by Mrs. D. r. Harvey ana
William Fisher of Montpelier, who sang
the offertorN. The bearers We're Michael
McMahon OF Montpelier, John keete,
William O'Brien, David Manning, T c.
O'Nei and ". J. O'Noi of this town
The Altar society and the Society OF st
Andrew attended in 4 body. Among
those present from out of town were
Mrs r J. o. Brien OF Northampton, Mass
Mrs. Kate Fisher ald Mrs Nora McMa'
hon of Montpelier, Mrs. Thomas Foley of
Springfield and N1rs Patrick Carver Of
Lynn, Mass.-Carlyle Chids is ut nome
from Hartford, Conn, whore he is ON
poyed ny the Colt Patent Fire Arms com
pany.
'rAe f,rer.i ct George Carleton was
held Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock at the home of his daughter
Mrs f. c. Davis, at North DuXoury. The
deceased was born in Chelsea, the son OF
Samuel and Nancy ti3ohonanl Carleton III
1874 ana moved to Waterbury when u
Young Joy, being educated In the local
schools Mr.. Carleton married Lucy @
vcr and they lived tor years on the
so-calied Carleton place N MoretoWn
across from this village Mr.. Carleton was
quite prominent, sciNc' on the schH"'
committees and was active for the CoII-
munity He IS survived by three childIe l.
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs Frank Lewis 1T
Duxbury and Mrs. John Harvey of 10.
we'll also eight grandchildren and t'c
great grandchildren. MIR. Carleton had Il
shock four years ago and had since be N
feeble From the one two weeks ago lie
had never recovered.
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs +. G. Davis in North DuXburv
the funeral of George Carleton was held.
The Rev. V. l.. Smith, pastor of the Meth
udSt Episcopal Church, of which the de-
ceased was longtime member, officiate ed.
Music was furnished by Mrs. Philip Shonio
ana Mrs. l.. +. Palmer The bearers
were Leslie Durkcc, OrIin Atwood, George
Davis and PerlcY Davis Burial was in
the cemetery at DuXbury Corners. Amonl;
those present from out of town were
Mrs John Harvey and son, Arthur Wris-
ley oi Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Lena Aurol of
Concord, ~ H., George Grover and MIS-
Howard Smith Of stowe, William earle.
ton ana Leon Taylor &C Warren.-Mrs.
Carleton, widow Of Hiram Carleton. he
was for many years Judge of probate Of
Washington county, was a guest of Mrs
Nellc Morse Saturday In the afternoon
five ladies local members of Marquis de
Lafayette Chapter, u. y. r., We're entt r.
tanned at tea by Mrs. Morse at her holue
ON Main sect in honor Of her gust
Mrs. Carleton now resides in West Yer
non, y. Y, but is spending some time IN
! ntpeicr-Royal Pierce who has peer
in the Parcher tenement, has moved irtC
| the Edward Foster house in the village e.
| i. \. Campbell arrived Saturday nigh
| and sunday morning accompanied by hi.
| wife and Mrs. Fowler left for Montreal
| where they spent the day. Mr.. Campbell
| left that evening for Omaha, Neb
! where he has a position. Mrs. Campbell
| and Mrs. Fowler returned at midnight
| Because Of the continued illness o.
| Charles Bailey. Raymond BuZze!l, who ha'
been with the Lane Manufacturing com
| panN. has come from Montpelier to have
temporary charge Of the laundry at H.
' Vermont State hospital. MI Buzzel Wa
formerly assistant superintendent of thu
laundry under Mr.. Bailey.-Miss Anrl'
Dorothy Palmer returned to Lyndon In
=. stitutc yesterday after the Weekend at ne
home herc.-NliSs Pauline Buwel. VIII,
n arrived from the same school Saturdn.
. night, will remain NJ home for a da
y or two longer because of an iniur =,
n finger, Miss Elsie Deavitt 1t at home fro,.
= Montpelier Seminary.
= Ladies night of Dillingham; Grang,
1t will he observed at the DUybury hal
: Saturday evening. 1t is especial,
d urged that all gentlemen be present a
seven o'clock as supper will he serve,
i at that timc.-Th"rc was a good at
II tendance at tn" annual district meeting
T. "f district No. :, |. O. o, f. Monda.
Il evening with Alhambra Encampment
: Tn" banquet was served by Emeral
!. Rebekah lodge. The attendance wa
- good Among the grand officers pres
~ cnt were w. j.. Wilson of st. Adams
Il grand patron; J. +. Walker of Below
Falls, grand scribe, and AleXande
Y Duncan of Barre, grand marsha Mrs
Walter Irish is rapidly improving an
e is riding out nearly every day.--Th
y Rev. Thomas HUI. who labored faith
! fully i'm this vicinity two years ago,
IS holding cVangclistic services in tn
= South DuXbury church each cvenin
this week at 7:45. His daughter is as
gfG Inc let