Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

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ing delegates were appointed Ia
National Society Of the Daughte
the American Revolution. which NJ
at washington, ID. G., in April;
a. u. Rublee of this city, and
susan Is. Rixford Of Highgate;
mates, Mrs. j. y. Foss. Mrs. o. n.
ton and Mrs. /" =. Greene.
A team owned by j. j. Newto
Georgia, driven by his son. Ralph |
Ton, left standing in front of Cd
Grocery store. ran away +
morning through South Main and
bins streets to Stowell street. Wild
was stopped in front of the VIII
manufacturing plant Several bac
gram were scattered along the
the sleigh being overturned
sleigh was badly damaged, bud
one was injured. An iron hydrar
the corner of Stowell street was
lly broken.
Joseph par;se8u, arod S3 years.
Saturday afternoon at four o'cloc
the home Of his son, Arthur pari}
death being caused b. short Illness
tfohcnitis and general breaking
| incident to old age. lie was born il
byacinthe, =. O.. and came from Ca
when email child and had passed
his life in Georgia and Fairfax until
health failed and he came to reside
. his son. Had Mr.. parseau lived
, April y Mr.. and Mrs. Pariseau vi
| have celebrated their Goth Wedding Il
!ersary. He is survived by his wife;
; sons. Arthur, with whom lie lived, I'll
! OF Worcester, Mass. Herbert of "a
! Joseph Of los Angeles, Cal: TWO daI
| tiers, Mrs. Eleazedor Barkyoumb Of 4
/ fax, .drS- &. l.. NORM of this city;
! one brother, Antoine of Montreal; al
grandchildren and seven preat-grand|
! dren Tha funeral was held Monday nj
| ing at $50 O'clock at st. Mays Chi|
! and The burial was in Holy Cross q
| terry.
| Mrs.. J.. y. Cook died sunday afterj
ut the Sherwood sanitarium followinl
! illness from bronchial pneumonia.
| Mrs. r. b. Royce has received won
the death Thursday of her father, j
Rathburn. at his home in Milan, d
A1r. and Mrs. Royce had recently ret
cd from Milan. where they We're Gale
Mr.. Rathburn's illness.
! Mrs. c. S. Campbell has returned
Easton, Pa. where she attended
wedding OF her son, Harold A. Camp
to Miss Isabella Laube Mrs Cant
also 'isited in Syracuse, n. Y.
News has been received of the do
January II. of S. w. Royal OF Bre
| Me-, f3thcr of Mrs. George O Nit,
Of this city.
! WoiI has been received that the
! ton OF the Rev. John l.. Sewell, WI
critically i'll ut his home in Worce
| Mass, does not improve. Mr.. Sewe
Mrs Roswell VI. Austln's father and
n former pastor Of the Congregati
Church in this city. Mrs Austin has
III Worcester severa! days
Supt. George s Wright. who has
i'll of bronchitis. is improving The
dtion of Mrs. Wright, who is i'll,
, mains about the same.
Word has been received in this cit
the death Of John Bentley in Ogd
burg, n. Y. Mr. Bentley was fo
general passenger agent of the Cei
. Vermont.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Ackcrl
who died Monday night at about
o clock. will be held at the house Tt
day afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. AZ
man. who had been III with the grip
bronchitis, had recovered suflicientl
enable her to be out of doors and
returning from doing some shopping Y
she was stricken in the hall at her
and died soon after a physician
summoned. An absccss burst in her
Just before she died, that and heart
ure having caused her death. Mrs. Ac
man is survived by her husband.
daughters. Mrs. Louise Spooner of r.
River Ont, Mrs. Nellie Montefor
New York city, Mrs. Burt Clark Of {
homa, and one son, Henry Darby of
city, all by a former marriage.
Alderman would have been e. years
in July.
The condition Of Miss Lena l.. II;
ton. who underwent a serious sur
operation at tho Rutland city hos
in Rutland, four weeks ago has impr
sufficiently for her to go 10 the hon
hor cousin, Or. James NJ Hamilton
that city. to remain for time h.
returning to her home in this city
The condition of III" Rev. George
Smith. who is confined to the house
the grip. is improving slowly
Miss Kate G.. Cummings and Mrs. .
Emery expect to leave Thursday MOI
for Boston to attend a meeting Of
Massachusetts, Girls clubs To he lie
Boston, January 26. They will visit
in and around Boston and will be
n week or 10 days.
, John Enoch Rhodes of Boston. 50
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Rhodes of this
and Miss Irene Augusta Graves. daui
. Of MT. and Mrs. C. T.. Graves, al.
this city. were married Tuesday t
noon at $50 O'Clock nj the home O
brides parents in the presence OF III
mediate relatives and a few friends
. Rev. S. w. Anthony performing the
. mony. Miss HcrtenSe Robillard
two solos Mr.. Rhodes t. assistant s
man in the specially department f.
Standard Oil company in Boston.
Graves is school teacher. haVini
GENTLY taught IN Nocdham, Mass,
Il wedding trip to New York city
and Mrs, Rhodes will reside IN MED
Mass.
Mrs, $. y. Bailey, widow Of
Bailey. died at her home Tuesday
, noon al $50 O'Clock, after one me
illness. Mrs. Bailey suffered n s
fall on Christmas day ard later fell q
While no bones were broken in
OF these accidents, it is though
snock To the nerves caused her d
Sophronia Elizabeth (Hunt Bailey
rorn March q. 1912, in Fairfax, OF
four children OF Ira and Celia Leo
! Hunt. Mrs. Bailey had lived in
city 81 years, coming here shortly
, her marriage to Mr.. Bailey. who di
years ago. She is survived by one ia
ter, Jessie A. Bailey. who lived witt
, mother. and one sister. Mrs. Hem
, Kendall of Enosburg Falls. The ~
, will be held at the home this aftel
ut a:3O, rhe Rev, s. w Anthony Of
, ing.
; Mrs. Clara (NreiCs) Greene, wife OF
, j. Greene. died at her home Nedn
+ morning at S:.5 after a wears ilne
pulmonary tuberculosis. Mrs. Greene
% years old and is survived by her
hand. five daughters, and two sons
funeral arrangements have not been
plctcd