Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23

Mr.. Greene had held several Offices in /
the town and served two years as assist !
ant Judge Of the Franklin county court !
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dora |
(Marvim Greene: ono daughter. Miss |
Martha l.. Greene OF Georgia. one SON /
Joseph Albert Greene of st. Adams; two /
sisters, Mrs. Alvira S. Alexander and |
Mrs. Louise Hurlbut of Georgia and one !
brother. Haskell r. Greene of Georgia
william Demar, 81 years old of Mont
gomery Center. died Friday morning
at nine o'clock at the hospital, where
he had been ten days, after three weeks
illness of senile gangrene. The remains
were taken to C. r. McAllsters under
| taking rooms and later they were
taken to Mr.. pemars late home The
funeral was held at st Isadorc
Church az Montgomery Center tomorrow
or Monday Mr. Demar is survived by
his wife; five daughters. Mrs. Louis Gotta
| of 1rasburg. Mrs. Harry Elkins, Mrs
Murle Lumbra, Mrs. Roy Downcy and
Miss Celia Demar of Mont gomery Center:
! four sons, Arthur, Louis. Alfred and
} Mitchell Demar of Montgomery, and ono
sister. Mrs. Rosaie Lucia of Nashua.
n. n.
The death Of Mrs. Rose Rushford, aged
- years, occurred Saturday morning at
seven o'clock at the home Of her son.
! Edward Rushford. on the lake road. OF
cancer Of the stomach. Mrs. Rushford
was born in st. Hyacinthe, T. @, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Nayo Besides
the son with whom she made her home
she is survived by three grandchildren
Funeral services were hold At Holy
Angels Church Monday morning at nine
o'clock, the Rev. T.. Il. Desroche-s o.
ficiating and burial was in Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
,1 ,,shf, ba rmnlnNr6
in e. H. Mortons clothing store the past
five years, lett sunday for Brattle-
aoro where he has occurred employment
in the clothing store of T. j. FELTON,. Mr..
Menards family will 90 to Brattehord
the latter part Of this month
The marriage of George y. Stone OF
Lake street and Miss Nclma NJ. WriSh;
= Of Upper Newton street took place Mon
, day morning at st. MarN's Church tho
Rev Z. NJ. Aubin of Suanton performing
+ the ceremony The bride wore n travelling
G suit of blue'with hat to match and car
l ried bouquet of white carnations. Tho
Il brides sift to her bridesmaid
1 brooch set with pearls and the groom
Q gift to the hest man was q stick pin SCI
Ii with pearls After 10 days trip 70 Nov
i York and Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ston,
T will reside at 20 Upper Weldon street.
e Philip r. Johnson Of Prospect street.
= student Al the nlNerSity OF erlnont, ma
o received notice from oxford. Eng. tha
n he has successfully passed the Rhode
Il schola rship entrance examinations. max
Il ing him eligible to an appointment for
n scholarship.
= According to the audit Of the account
d of the county clerk the expenses of tn
d September term cf the Franklin count,
IS court were sl,e5SB OF this amount 1851 b
h was paid to the assistant Judges, $500
- to he petit jurors. s3s45 70 witness de
l. bentures and s279.30 to reporters
6 Mrs. Anna Hutchinson \imba1 o
s. Enosburg Falls, aged SIS years, died q
Is the hospital in this city yesterday morn
y ing at six O'Clock after a months Hines
Is of dropsy. The remains were taken t
It r. II. Mecorney's undertaking rooms o
to kingman street and from there will b
ir taken this morning at loss o'clock
n. Nergennes for burial. Mrs. KmbaA
I'd survived by nephew. Or. w. "
is Hutchinson of Enosburg Falls; one grant
H. nephew W. s. Hutchinson of this city
r. and an aunt, Mrs. Jennie Maynard,
Id Worcester Mass
+. Mrs. Hattie +. White Of damon
I'd street has announced the marriage cr
el gagemont Of her daughter. Miss Dor
SIS t,dris, to James IngliS of Montreal