Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

| MIS- Edward Glover, a native of More
town. but practically all of her life resi-
dent of Boston, died early Sunday
| morning after an illness of only week.
She was born December 20. 1897, and re-
moved to Boston when young, coming a
few years ago to Montpelier to make her
home with Mrs NJ. A. Hoadey, a daugh-
ter. She leaves. besides the daughter, two
sons. George f. Glover of Hopkinton,
Mass, and Frank S. of Waterbury and
one sister, Mrs Louisa Morrison OF
Franklin, n. II. Funeral services we're
| held Monday afternoon at two O'Clock,
with burial in Green Mount cemetery.
The funeral of Charles Albert Gould.
50 years old who died Saturday morning
Mt his home in East Montpelier, having
been in i'll health for several months with
| heart trouble, was held at one o'clock
Monday afternoon at his late home. the
Rev. l.. c. Carson officiating. Mr.. Gould
was born in East Montpelier September
IS, 1885, the son Of Braman and Lucy Niles
Gould, and with the exception OF few
years spent in Calais lived in that town
all his life. He married Eunice Dodge, AZ
years ago. she passing away last fall
Tie leaves two children. Mrs f. White
| with whom he made his home the past
| few years, and Mrs. Vance B. Persons Of
Montpelier: two brothers, Henry Gould of
Vineyard Haven. Mass, Ira Could Of
Woodbury. and a sister. Mrs. George
Chase Of East Montpelier
In bankruptcy court an additional
and the final dividend has been de-
clared in the case of Elizabeth NJ. Car
roll of Barre, who formerly conduct
ed a granite manufacturing business
The dividend amounted to 10 per cent
making total of 60 per cent. allowed
the preferred creditors, who in this
instance were the wage earners
Nothing was paid the common credit
ors.
Charles b. Adams of Waterbury as
administrator has brought fore
closure suit in county court against
Lydia L. Farmer and husband.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fat
tee. Is East State street, Tuesday
evening. their daughter. Bernce Har-
RE Roberts. and James Mitchell Duncan
OF Barre We're united in marriage, the
Rev. F. Barnby Leach, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, performing the cere-
mony. The bride was given away by her
father, chief of the Montpelier fire de-
dred Merrill The groomsman was John
Francis Carroll OF Barre and the flower
girl, Miss Geraldine Cornell of Springfield,
Mass, They were married beneath an
arch Of evergreen, which was relieved by
an attractive arrangement Of roses.
sweet pease, and white elders The or
chestra was concealed bygroups Of palms.
The bride wore white taffeta and Georgette
ange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of
lllies-of-the- valley The bridesmaid wore
rose and silver gown OF satin supreme
and carried roses Immediately following
tho ceremony reception was held in the
dining room. which was prettiy trimmed
with flowers and ferns, and the following
young ladies served: Misses Nancy Puff
fer. Hilda Brooks. Hilda Sheridan OF
Montpelier, and Mary Duncan OF Plain
field n J. Mrs. Duncan was graduated
from Montpelier high school in 1910 and
for several years has been employed in
the local office OF the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company. She has host
OF friends in Montpelier and Barre. The
groom attended Spaulding high school
and Goddard Seminary Of Barre.
and is employed as buyer for
the wholesale granite Arm or
Charles A. Metcalf They left Tues
day for New Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA on
two weeks honeymoon and will reside
al 46 Park street. Barre.
charles O. Miner. an employee Of the
United States Clothes Pin company of
this city was painfully injured Tues
day when his right hand was caught
IN some machinery, the index finger
being SO badly torn that 1t was neces-
sary to amputate it near the first Joint.
Joseph kitson, carpenter employed
on the new State building, suffered the
loss OF his index finger on the left hand
while operating a circular saw early
Yesterday afternoon, His hand became
caught In the saw While eating timbers
the finger being cut off Clearly me-"
the knuckle A physician was summo 4
and Kitson was taken to the Heaton
hospital and the wound dressed He will
he detained from work a week or ten
DAYS.