Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12
MlDDLEBURY.

Mrs. A. T. Hendricks Of Seymour stree !
died very suddenly about 1880 o'clo *
Thursday night of heart trouble. She had
seemed as well as usual during the day
and in the afternoon attended church It
st. Mary's Church. going to her home
for supper. In the evening she rode back
to the evening services and after they
were over said that she wanted to walk
home. When near her husbands store
on Seymour street she told her hush1nl
she felt tired and wanted to sit down.
She asked for a drink and taking Il few
swallows fell dead. Drs II. w. Prert@s
and f.. II. Martin were summoned, OI,
nothing could he done She was 81 yeHrS
of age and was born in Canada, coming
to Ncrgcnncs when she was about 10 years
of age, whore she lived about 10 years
Sx years ago she came TO this village
She was twice married. her first husband
heiug Mr.. Lawrence. who died quite 4
number of years ago. TO them We're
born four sons. Joseph Lawrence ut
brdgeport Conn, LOWS Lawrence of
Lincoln, William Lawrence of Winchcu-
don, Mass. Felix Lawrence of Springfield,
Mass: six daughters. Mrs. Matte Pau
ton of Nergcnnes. Mrs Rose Desau'els
Of Winonsii. Mrs. Mabel Mallory of Low
ell. Mass, Mrs. Lena Major Of Winoo1ki,
Mrs: Ida CoOliger of New York city, ana
Mrs. Blanche Heighter of Cornwall she
is survived by her second husband. on.
son, Walter Hendricks of Middlehurr
and two daughters Miss Tillev Iiendrl k3
of Montreal. can. and Miss Esther Hcu-
bricks of Middchury. The funeral was
held at St Mary's Church Monday
morning at nine O'Clock and burial was
in the Catholic cemetery in this VII
/ lage Mrs Hendricks was a member Of
! the Catholic Church and was very att IN
( tive to her church duties.
A large number of friends and neigh
hors of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker gath
cred at their home on WoybridEe street
Friday evening and gave them sur
prise party They are soon to move to
| Proctor. The evening was spent with
games Refreshments were served Dur
ling the evening they were presented
with an assortment Of solid silver spoons
from those who had gathered as a re-
membrance of the many friends they have
i'm this vcinity.-Mr and Mrs. f. A
Reed of Granville n. Y. are visiting in
Middlebury and neighboring towns
Edgar y. Bissel has returned to East
Shorcham after several days here with
fricnds-H. r. Wells of Whiting, j. NJ
Champinc of Rutland and c. w. and
n. w. Root Of Charlotte arc in town
Charles f. Wooster Of Chittenden has
returned after spending several days here
with his mother. Mrs John w Wooster
Ray l.. Fisher has completed his en-
gaPement with the New York American
baseball team for the season and return
ed to his home in this village to spenC
the winter.-E r. Wooster. who for sew
eral years has been chief clerk at th'
freight depot, has resigned. AleXande
Aunchman has been appointed to sue
ceed him Lockwood NJ. Seely of Newark
y. j., Mrs. Mary l. Town and Mrs
E5Win g, kirkland and deNxnter Mis-
Sarah of Orleans, Neb who have beei
spending n few days at the home o
Prof. and Mrs. II. NJ. Secly, have return
ed to their homes-Mr. and Mrs. join
Pnney of Seymour street are parents o
! son.-Dr. Ezra Brainard is SUFFERING
from an injury to one knee. caused b,
5 fall from a ladder.-The women of ST
stephens Episcopal Church Will hold
, rummage sale october ls.-Miss Jennl
Seelcy who has been visiting at the HON
5 of Mr. aud Mrs. 6. J. Seeley for week
, has returned to her home in Brandon
I Mrs &. Il. Wright and daughter Mar
, jorc have returned from Akron, Ohio
p where they have spent a few weeks
: Mrs L. A. Skiff has closed her home o
% to spend the winter
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