Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27

of Mrs. p. n. Fitzpatrick. which oc-
Cured in Kansas CITY early Monday
morning Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who is
valuation engineer and general road
master of tho Central Vermont rail-
way has gone to Kansas City to ac-
company the remains to this city
The Rev. T.. r. Currier has resigned
the pastorate of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at st. Adams Bay on ac-
count of i'll health and. with his fam
lily, will go to Newbury. Mr. Currier
was given the appointment to the Bay
church last spring in the hope that the
change would be beneficial to his
health. He is member Of the Yer
mont conference and his work has been
excellent in the various charges which
he has had. He has turned over the
work at the Bay to the Rev. w. b.
Dukeshire district superintendent, who
himself will supply the pulpit during
most of August and September.
H. L. Cook, who has been employed
in the creamery of d. Whiting & Son
the past four years. has resigned and
will go to East Fairfield to take the
management of the creamery of Alden
brothers His family will remain here
! for the present
Mrs Walter Eccles left yesterday
morning for Northwood. N. H.. called
there by the death OF her father C. p.
Trickey. which occurred Monday from
the effects of heart failure following
acute Indigestion. The remains were
taken to Jackson, N H.. for burial.
Mrs Martha Jane (VincenD Moore. aged
so years. four months. IL days. widow OF
Lester Moore, died at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George Grossman on Ed
ward street late Tuesday evening OF arte-
riosclerosis. Mrs. Moore was born at
| Cooks Corner, p. @, March Is, 1896 She
was married February 49, 1858, to Lester
| Moore, who died October g. 1884, Besides
! the daughter. Mrs. Moore Is survived by
one sister. Mrs. Lydia Barker of Wash
ingtou. d. c.. and three brothers. George
Vincent Of East Berkshire, Edwin Vincent
of bakersfield, and William Vincent of
Enosburg Falls; also by two grandcnil-
drcn, Mrs. William Draper of Montreal
and Edwin H. Fogg of this city and five
great grandchildren. Funeral services will
he held at St Luke's Church this after
noon AT 2:3o o'clock. the Rev. G. w. Smith
! Main street cemetery.
Of Mrs. Joseph Iepp at Woodbury.. She
formerly resided in the Tullar district In
St. Adams but later went to Burlington
where she resided till about five years ago
when her husband bought the Woodbury.
Hotel at Woodbury.. Besides her husband
she is survived by daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Lonway. who has made her home ir
Woodbury., and by two grandchildren
The funeral arrangements have not beer
completed but services will be held a.
200 a. m. either Friday or Saturday Al
Holy Angels Church in this city.
News has been received Of the deatf
of George Carpenter of Milton, Pa.
formerly of this city. after about
weeks illness with appendicitis. FOL
which he underwent an operation. Mr.
! Carpenter was at one time employed
by the St Adams Gas Light company
in this city for several years and hi!
wife. who before her marriage wa.
Miss Kate Held, was a resident Of st
Adams for many years and was
member of the Baptist Church here
Besides his wife. Mr.. Carpenter is sur
Vived by four children.