Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-21

Bertrand OF this city. and seven daugi-
ters. Mrs. Clemcnco Cuyette Mrs.
Matilda Boyer, MR. az .'.,..'
Pawtucket, X. l., Mas
Miss Agnes Bertrand ana MI
Of this city and Mrs. Mary l..,...
sherbrooke. p. O.; also by 80 granucbli.
dren. Mr.. Bertrand was in the employ of
the Central Vermont railway 4s years.
Mrs. N. Perron, aged 50 years, died
early Monday afternoon at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Arcade Oliguy. on
Lake street. after a long illness with
senile decay. She is survived by two
daughters Mrs. Oliguy and Mrs. ].
Lagasse Of this city. and by IL grandchil-
dren. Mrs. Perron had lived in this city
IS years.
Funeral services for Mrs. NeIIv
(Hart) Woodwork, aged 20 years, who
died March 12 in Sarasota, Fla, where
she was spending the winter. were held
at the home Of her nephew, Ernest H.
Lewis, on Bank street Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock, the Rev. George
w. Smith officiating. The bearers were
r. h. Morton. B. M. Hopkins and DR.. w.
r. Arnold of this city and d. g. Fur
man of Swanton. The remains were
taken by train at 3:30 o'clock 60 East
BERKSHIRE. where the burial took place
in the family lot. The bearers at East
Berkshire were Coburn and Homer
Cramton. Corliss Perley, George Vim
cent, Chester Rublee and B. F.. Combs
Mr. and Mrs Ernest H. Lewis accom-
panied the body to East Berkshire and
Carl Woodworth went from Sheldon to
attend the burial services. The cause
OF Mrs. Woodworth's death was pel.
iagra. MRS. Nelly (Hart) Wood
worth was born in East Berk-
shire August II. 1s47, daughter
or Lyman and Sarah (Anderson) Hart,
september Is, 1869. she was married to
Dr. carlos Coolidge Woodwork. The
marriage took place at the home of her
only sister, Mrs. Hanson r. Lewis, on
Bank street, in this city DR.. and Mrs.
Woodworth made their home in East
Berkshire where DR.. Woodwork was a
practfcing physician. One son. Carlos.
born August S, 1872 died August s,
1892. After the death Of her husband
and son Mrs. Woodwork continued to
make her home in East Berkshire I'M.
I'LL ABOUT ~ years ago when she and
her mother came to st. Adams to make
their home with Mrs. Woodworth's sis.
ter, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Woodwork is
survived by two nephews, Ernest H.
Lewis. of Bank street. and John Hart
Lewis of Minot. N. D. Beauty of mind
and character endeared Mrs. Wood
worth to large number of people.
Through her writings she made many
acquaintance in the literary world and
she numbered many prominent writer's.
naturalists and others among her in.
innate friends.
Frank Fletcher of Richford was oper-
ated upon at the st. Adams hospital
tuesday morning for acute appendicitis,
bernice Sharon, who underwent an OPP
erations at the hospital nearly two weeks
ago. returned to her home on High street
Tuesday afternoon.
Beatrice McKenney. who was operated
upon at the hospital about two weeks ago,
returned to her home on the lake shore
Tuesday.
Mrs Antoine Emery. aged so years, died
at her home on Pine street Monday eve-
ming. She is survived by her husband and
two daughters. Mrs. Domino Cusson and
Mrs. Angelina shappy. and one son, Ed
mund Emery. all of this city.
A meeting of the Frank and Grand Isle
Association of Congregational Ministers
was held at the Spencer house in this city
Tuesday morning and afternoon. DR.. c.
c. Merrill of Burlington, State secretary,
was in conference with the clergymen re-
garding matters pertaining to the coming
county conference to be held at East Berk-
shire the first week in June.
Archie Lapan. who was operated upon
at the Sherwood sanitarium about a week
ago, has returned to his home on South
Main street.
H. Elmer Wheeler. wib has been criti-
cally Ill, Is recovering. I
Anna Johnson. who underwent an opera
ton at the st. Adams hospital two weeks
ago. for acute appendicitis. returned to
East Highgate Tuesday afternoon.
News has been received that Private
Edward G. Place of Minneapolis. Mimi.
formerly Of this city, has been wounded
while in action in France. Mr.. Place Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Place Of
Minneapolis. Friends in this city will re-
call that Clifford A. Place, elder son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Place, and at that time
residents of this city, was the first boy
to die at Chickamauga while In service in
the war with Spain. The cause of death
was typhoid fever. He was a member of
Company B, First Infantry. Vermont
Volunteers. of which Frank L. Greene.
now congressman from the first district.
was captain.
Mrs. Ellen Flynm Ryan. widow Of
Patrick Ryan. died Tuesday evening at
the home of her son. William Ryan, IN
Georgia. The funeral will be held at st.
Mary's Church this morning at eleven
o'clock. the Rev. D. ]. OSullivan officiat-
ing. The burial will take place in Holy
Cross cemetery.
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