Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-29


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William Shaw officiating. The bearers
| were: William Csyhue. Edgar Hill. Leon
Wiley and l.. Il. Doten. The body was
placed in the vault at Green Mount ceme-
terry to await burial In the family lot at
Worcester.
The funeral of Bessie NJ Kennedy, who
died in Glacier, Wash, recently and
whose body arrived In the city Thursday.
was held at the home OF her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Alice Marion, 1A Barre street,
Friday forenoon. Mass was held at st.
| Augustine's Church. the Rev r. J. Long
officiating. The bearers were: NJ. NJ.
Marion, j. j. Chimney. William Choate
and James Finn. Burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
Waldo II. Farur of College street has
| sold his farm on the Northheid road to
David and John Murray, who will take
immediate possession. The consideration
Is said 10 be approximately $4,000. Mr.
Farrar has sold for Frank II. Grout. one
! Of the board of listers. his farm on the
Worcester branch road to Alexander
| Jeronime
| The death of Joseph Homer Savoie, q
well-known granite cutter Of Montpelier
| occurred Thursday morning at Heaton
| hospital OF pneumonia and complications.
| He was taken III 10 days ago, pneumonia
! developing Saturday. The funeral was
| held Saturday morning at St.
Augustine's Catholic Church. The de-
ceased was born in st. German, p. O.,
45 years ago, the son OF d. d. and Adele
PinardD Savoie. He was the second of a
| family of Is children, OF whom seven sur
vive He had resided in Montpelier for 1S
years and previously In Milford, N. H.,
and Salem, Mass He was married in
1890 to Aorore Trombley and to them one
son was born, Homer E.. of this city
His wife died in 1892 and he married in
1902 Nora Church of Moretown. -Four
children were born Of this union. Of whom
the following survive: Flora, Edward
and Albert Savoie, all Of Montpelier. Be-
sides his wife and children he leaves four
brothers and two sisters and his father.
| Announcement was made at Mont.
pelier high school Thursday of honor
awards and the list of commencement
speakers. Miss Marion M. Messer Of
Montpelier has been designated vale.
dictorian; Robert z. Granfield Of Mid
dlesex. salutatorian. Edith w. Shaw Of
Montpelier, third honor. Other COM
mencement speakers, the next highest
in standing. are Blanche Lindsay. Tel
ford Cheever. Margaret Kanaly. Rob-
ert B. Cate. Sarah e. Daley. Margaret
/ D. Ledden and Harold X. Messer.
! Hiram Thornton Of Montpelier has been
bound over from city to county court
under bonds Of 1000 on a charge of grand
larceny following hearing held before
! City Judge E. M. Harvey. Thornton, It
| is alleged. stole a watch from Charles
Ciough. Grand Juror Stone prosecuted and
A. c. Theriault appeared for the de-
! PENDANT.
Former members Of Company II. v. N.
G.. are urged to attend a meeting to be
held in the armory Friday evening at
eight o'clock. Military matters will be
discussed and some plan may be decided
upon, such as the forming of a company.
There are about $50 ex-members Of the
company now in the city.
! Tenney Electric company employees in
stalled Tuesday four flood lights near the
State arsenal on Seminary hill. The lights
are similar to those which have been
placed on the grounds OF the State House
and which have been used until recently
to illuminate the city hall. The flood
lights on the State House were used Mon
day evening for the first time. There are
70 Of them, throwing with renectors 10000
candle power
| Mrs M. Labarina Of va Barre street
was arrested Monday on a warrant issued
by Grand Juror John H.. Stone. The
woman was arraigned before Judge Har-
vey on the charge of keeping liquor with
intent to sell illegally and released on bail
Of $3.50. Chief Of Police Connolly and OIL
Ger Baldwin visited the house. but were
unable to find any liquor, her arrest being
made because Of other evidence gathered
by the authorities.
Wilfred Nye Smith son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nye l. Smith OF Montpelier. and Miss
| Ethel b. Brush, daughter Of ME-. and
Mrs. s. Mortimer Brush Of Stowe, were
married at the home of the bride at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. II. W.
Cummings OF the Congregational Church
Of Stowe. Mr. Smith is a graduate Of
Montpelier high school and has resided
here with his parents all Of his life. He
was employed for two years in the onlcs
OF f. W. Bailey & Co., for several years
in the office of the American Fidelity Co,
and since the fall Of 1914 has been in
business for himself at 20 Main street
The bride is graduate OF Stowe high
school and Albany Business College and
was employed for five years in this city
by the American Fidelity company. They
will reside at 70 East State street
A daughter was born at Heaton hospital
| yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George n.
Martin of Baldwin street.
G. ]. Berry OF Liberty street, of the
firm of Berry & Jones. received word yes
terday that his mother. Mrs. Mary c.
Berry of Waitsfeld, died suddenly Tues
day OF heart trouble She had been In i'll
health for several months Mr.. Berry is
the only near surviving relative.
WATERBURY.
Miss Phoebe Goodhart was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Sunday for alb
scesses in the throat following tonsilitiA
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Whrtehill have re-
turned from an extended stay in Boston
Mrs. Harriet Moody. who has been with
her daughter, Mrs Charles Perry, In Brat
,leboro. returned with them.-The listers
Of Waterbury and Duxbury are taking the
military census.--The Misses Annie Dor
othy Palmer and Pauline Bidwell arrived
} from Lyndon Center Friday night for the
spring recess at Lyndon Institute.Drhe
young children Of John Bove, who are i'll
with pneumonia, are being cared for by a
trained nurse.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luce
have arrived from Florida, Mr.. Luce much
improved I'm health.-Dr. q. s. Bidwell
was in Waitsfield Sunday in consulta-
ton with DIR. Howard in the case OF Miss
Sonhia Ioslyp Friday afternOOu q n T.