Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

and Mrs. Nose Dcary OF Enosburg Falls.
The funeral was held at Holy Angels
Church Saturday morning at eight
O'Clock. Mr. Young was member OF
4. r. lTurlbut Post No. so, @. A. Il.
Tho remains of Miss Nellie Clary, who
died February 2S AT her home in Brattle-
boro. were brought here Wednesday
evening and funcrai services were held
at the undertaking rooms of G. r. Nc
Allister on North Main street Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock. The Rev.
u. j. O'Sulivan offlciated and the burial
took place in Holy Cross cemetery. Miss
Clary who was II years old. is survived
by one sister, Mrs. j.. Reynolds of
Springfield, Mass, who accompanied the
remains here. and two brothers, John
Clary of Burlington and Patrick Clary
Of Ilighgate Springs
Mrs. Ellen Louise (Rabson) Boaz, wife
of Thomas A. Boa2 of Richford died 1T
the hospital in this city Wednesday eve
ming Of last week following an
operation performed Tuesday morning.
She had been in i'll health for some time
The funeral was held Saturday after
| noon nj two o'clock at 81 Lulte's Church.
the Rev. G. w. Smith officiating The
body was placed in the vault at the
South Main street cemetery.
At the annual meeting OF the St
| Adams Farmers club held at the town
han at the Bay Wednesday, March I
H. Is. Brooks was elected president for
the year ensuing. An address illustrated
by stcreopticon views was given by
County Agent Guy L. Tiffany. The
iroouoisia Community club served re-
| freshmcnts.
Hiram y. fampman. aged So years, Of
Cedar street, died suddenly Saturday
afternoon about three o'clock at the
hospital. where he was taken after he
had suffered an attack Of heart failure
while walking along Church street
Mr.. l,ampman was conductor on the
Central Vermont railway about 30
years. being employed on the main line
and later on the Rouses Point division
lie was city overseer of the poor about
years lie is survived by his wife, five
sons. Leonard Hiram. Chester II. and
Victor George of this city, William T..
of Schneider, Ont, and stephen y. of
Springfield, Mass. and three daughters.
Mrs. w. O. Campbell and Mrs. George
A. Lepper Of this city and Mrs. Annie
Ring of White River junction. The
funeral was held at S. Luke 3
Church Tuesday morning at $50
O'Clock. the Rev G. W. Smith offic-
atinc and the remains were taken on
the train south ut 1850 O'Clock to White
River Junction for burial. The fun
eral was hold under Masonic auspices.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas A.
Boaz of Richford. who died suddenly
Wednesday. March ! at the hospital in
this city, where she underwent an op-
Grafton Tuesday morning, were held at
St Lukes Church Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock, the Rev. George w.
Smith officiating. The choir sang two
/ hymns. The bearers We're G. s.
Wright. II. r. Dickinson, NJ s. Bost-
wick and John r. Locke and the re-
mains were placed in the vault Of the
South Main street cemetery. Among
the friends present from out OF town
were l. I. McClarty Of Sutton, r. O.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Greene OF Rich
ford. Mrs Ellen Louisa (Rabson) Boaz
was born in West Mailing. Eng, and
resided near that place until her mar
riago November -, 1881, at ST. Mldred's
Church. Lee. Kent. Eng. The family
made their home in London until June,
1884. whom they moved to Canada. liv-
ing in Abcrcorn and Sutton. +. O..
about eight wears. when they moved ia
Richford I'm 1902. She was in her Goth
t year and is survived by her husband.
one son, Herbert W. Roaz OF Richford.
two daughters. Mrs. A. r. Plant and
Miss Muricl Boaz Of this city, the latter
q teacher in the city schools. She is
also survived by her father, David Rab
SON. who passed his Goth birthday an
,niversary March .: three brothers,
Harry. Charles and Walter Rabson. and
five sisters. Mrs. George Ravenscroft,
Mrs Walter Fogder, Mrs. Robert
P1itchard. Miss Edith Rabson and Mrs.
sydney Ashley. All reside in England,
except Mrs. Ashley, whose home is in
Iewitts Landing, Sask,
News has been received that William
IT. Ward formerly connected with the
Woolworth store in this city, has been
lappointed manager Of that companNS
store at Waterville. Nc.
Mrs. Lucy Dickey) Walker. aged %
years, wife Of Robert j. Walker OF Lake
street. died Sunday morning about
eleven O'Clock of Bright's disease a. the
hospital whore she was taken carly
Saturday morning for treatment. Besides
hey husband she is survived by five chill
drcn and by her mother. Mrs. Nelson
Gilbert Of this city
daughter of J. j. Thompson of North
Main street. and Irving T.. Bronson, son
Z of Mr. and Mrs Fred =. Bronson of Lin
colin avenue. were married at ST. Marys
Church Monday morning AT eight
u'clocS. the Rev n. J. O'SulliVan per-
forming tho ceremony. Miss Eleanor
Lynch of Montpelier actcd aS bridesmaid
and George Stone OF this city was best
man. AIRS James Hogan. organist and
Miss Gertrude I.cahey. Nioinist, played
the wedding marches. The bride wore
u white tarteta dress and coat aud n
silver lace hat and carried white bride
roses and pink sweet peas. The brides
maid wore n dress OF rose and blue
changcabe iaffcta and carried pink roses.
The brides sis,or, Mrs. Frank T..
Shcchan. served breakfast at her home
ON North Main street to tho members
of the immediate families. Tho bride re-
ccivcd large number OF gifts Her gift
to the bridesmaid was q sapphire pendant
ana 'hc rrooms Cift to the best man
was sterling silver cigarette case.
Among the relatives present from ont
of town were Mr. and Mrs Harold Il.
Thompson of Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronson LETT at II x o'clock for Montreal
ON their return they viii reside OF South
> Main street.
Tho marriage of Miss Souuc &. Hone.
dauGhtcr of Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Hone
of Courress street. 10 Leo j. l.edouN, son
of Nh aud Mrs. Dennis LedouX of South
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