Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

| The death of Mrs Sarah Templeton
| Ormsbee. widow of Denison Or1nsbee OF
East Montpelier, occurred Friday
morning at the home of her nephew. Dr.
| Percy l.. Templeton of Loomis street
| from Nalvular heart trouble. She was
| born in East Montpelier November o.
! 1893. the daughter of William and Sally
Iempleton. Her marriage to Mr.. Ormsbee
was followed by trip to the West
where they resided for a few years. For
- years she had lived in New York city
and East Montpelier until six months
ago. when she came to this city. Her
husband died 81 years ago and there were
no children. She is survived by DR..
Templeton, c. O. Ormsbee and Mrs
MelVina Tempeton of this city, and Milo
Templeton Of Oakland, Cal. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at 30 o'clock.
o'clock.
Funeral services for Miss Emma
Quicker, the eighteen-year old girl
whose death occurred April 10
were held at one o'clock FRI
day afternoon at the home of her par
ents on the Middlesex Center road, the
Rev. Lewis c. Carson officiating. Bur-
iai was in the Cutler cemetery.
Floyd Gould, arrested earlier in the
week on the charge of stealing turk
eys from the Firkin farm near Mont
peiier Junction. appeared in city court
Friday afternoon for sentence. lie
asked to be placed on probation, but
the court decreed that he spend 80 days
in Jail
a pretty church wedding took place at
eight O'Clock Monday morning at ST.
Augustnc's Church, Miss Mildred Sarah
Cashen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cashen of North Franklin street. Mont.
pelier. being married to Howard NJ. Miles
Of Burlington, son OF Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ.
Miles of Barre. The rector, the Rev p. ].
Long. OBLIGATED at the nuptial mass They
We're attended by Miss Annie L. Cashen,
a sister OF the bride, and Roswell Miles
or Graniteville, cousin of the groom.
The ushers were Arthur c. Theriault and
Francis Kelleher. The bride was attirod
IN "a gray taffeta suit with a hat to match
and carried orange blossoms, q gift from
Mrs. Bert Cashen Of Tampa, Fla The
bridesmaid wore a tan suit with hat to
match and carried roses Immediately
after the wedding ceremony breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents. The bride is a graduate OF
1872 and for three years has been EN-.
pioyed in the office of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company. Mr.
Miles, a graduate of Spaulding high
school OF Barre and Of Dartmouth College
III the class OF 1915. Is treasurer of tn,
burlington Grocery company Of Burling-
Ton MI and Mrs, Miles left ~ the noon
train for New York city and WASHINGTON.
D
ana VIII reside on King street. Burling-
ton, being at home after June l.
CHARLES w. Guernsey. for 81 years an
ehp!oye OF the Lane Manufacturing COM
pany as nachinist. died Monday
morning at his home on LOOMS street
AFTER long illness with heart trouble |
III had been unable to work for II |
months Mr. Guernsey was for nearly |
Two score Years an odd Fellow, held |
Pracueaiiy all the offices, and was a:
uho time an oihcer In the Grand Lodge
ne was horn in Montpelier December 7.
'S'' the son OF Madison Guernsey. and
survived four brothers He leaves
wire, flora NJ jackson: two nieces,
Mrs. Justice Batchedcr Of Woodsvillc.
n H. ana MRS Charles Porter OF New
buryport. Mass and IA nephew, Il. Paul
Guernsey. of Stamford, Conn. The funeral
was held Wednesday with burial I'm Green
Mount cemetery.
John w, Paine of Havana, Cuba. who
established so years ago what is now
known AS the Allen cigar store in this
city, is making his second visit in the
city in "A period of A. years lie left Mont
pelier in 1869. following disastrous flood
In tn, fall of the year preceding, dispos-
.,f l,t. hal, tn tk, lota A,-th
Allen. lie went to Baltimore. Md, and