Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-21
Orange County
RANDOLPH

J Friday at his home, where he had been
! seriously i'll for several days. Mr.. Dean
| had for long time suffered with
/ incurahle disease. He is survived by
! his wife. who was Julia Tlson Of this
| place. and who liz now in feeble condi-
| ton. Other relatives from out of town
have been here for several days The
! funeral was held Sunday.-The remains
| OF Mathew Carney were brought here
Saturday night for burial Mr.. Carney's
death occurred in South Bend. 1nd
where he had been for a few years, but
still owned his house Park street In
| this town. Mrs. Callahan. n sister OF
Mrs. Carney, having has been with her
for some time. Mr.. Callahan arrived this
week to make arrangements for the
| funeral.-Miss Myrtle Clifford. who has
| been passing her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Clifford left
Saturday on her return trip to Berkeley.
! cal. where she is to teach the coming
year-Mrs. Julia Udall has been in STRAIT
| ford with her daughter. Mrs. Preston
! Miss Laura Wedgwood has gone to
| Manchester, y. H., to visit her cousins.
The funeral of the late A. f. Dean
was held at his home on Central
street on Sunday afternoon. the Rev.
Fraser Meter officiating. There was
!
friends of Mr.. Dean who had lived for
so many years in town. The members
of the G. A. r. attended in body. as
Mr.. Dean was an associate member Of
that organization, and fifteen repre-
isentatives from the w. r. c. also were
present. Mrs Dean being a past presi
dent of that organization. Mrs. Dean,
who survives her husband. is in frail
lhealth.-The remains of the late Mat
thew Carney were brought here on
Sunday. and Monday morning the
funeral was held from the Catholic
church. 1nterment was in the Catholic
cemetery In the party of relatives
who accompanied the body. were tho
widow, who came from South Bent,
Ind. and her brother John Wynn, a
railroad man in the west, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Callahan who came from
Massachusetts-A. q. Putnam who has
been here for the last ten days with
Mrs Putnam. returned to resume bust
ness in Springfield, Mass. fan Monday.
The Rev. Joseph Hamilton occupied
the pulpit of the NorthHeld Methodist
Church on Sunday and also preached
in the afternoon at NorthAeld Falls
Henry NJ. Race has returned from ser
vice over seas and is now In town with
his mother Mr. Race went across one
y.
Buck and daughter. Iris. were In Le-
banon, n. H. over Sunday with Mr.
Busk's mother. Mrs. Estelle Buck
Bishop Hughes of the Methodist de-
nomination, with his family, we're the
guests of the Rev. and Mrs Joseph
Hamilton on Monday going from there
to their home In Maiden Mass-Mr
and Mrs Pliny Hamilton and children.
also guests at the Hamilton home,
went to White River junction on Mon
day and from there will go to their
home in st. Johnsbury.-Mrs. Arthur
Darek and children went to Hancock
on Monday to visit Mrs. brakes mother
Mrs. Roberts.-Mss Evelyn Thompson
of Swampecott, Mass. after passing
several days here with the family of
&c. W Hayward. left on Monday for
her home.-Fred l.. Hinkley of New
Rochelle. n. Y, is passing two weeks
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hayward
at overlook. Mark Morse has been
obliged to give up his work in the
mill Of n. n. Morse and sons an ac-
count of his health. and has entered
the employ of the New York Mutual
Insurance company. Monday he went
to Springfield, Mass. to attend an IN
surance convention to he held In that
city.-Miss Gertrude Chatheid Wood
has been in town for few days with
her father, ID. l.. Chatfeld who is in a
serious state OF health suffering from
hardening Of the arteries. Miss Wood
left here Monday for Montpelier, whore
she Will stay short time before re-
turning to Boston, to resume her work
j, j. Trerise, VINO has been with Mrs
Trertse and Nj. and Mrs. F.. L. Scott
on fishing and camping trip, came home
on business trip this week, and is to
return on Saturday for longer stay with
the others of the party. Mr., Trerse re-
ports great fishing at East Alburg, near
where they are camping. and tells of
Mrs. Trerises achievements as fisher
OF great skill. One day recently she with
the party went out and during their three
hours stay, she caught pickerel, weigh
ing something over four pounds. which
she was unable to pull in without the
help of Mr. Trerise. A second attempt.
was made following this success. and a
black bass was caught which also
weighed four and one-half pounds, John
Wynn, who came with the remains Of
Matt Carney, returned Tuesday to st.
PAU, Mimi, where he Is located.-Mrs
julia Cameron came from Holyoke
Mass, Monday and is passing several
days here with Mr. and Mrs. j. F..
French.-Iohn Patch of Boston. the over
hbes' VI MI "io' - 80
Patch, lef1 here Monday for Malone.
~ y, where he will visit relatives for
a rev days and then return here for n
ionser stay.-N. j. Avhitehill Of White
Rive junction was in town Monday.-Mr.
ana Mrs. w, j. Dukette and daughter.
MISS Halle Dukette, arrived here Mon
day to remain for time at their rooms
III the house OF Eugene Ahbott,-Miss
mabel Girard who has been entertained
Tor the last week by Mr.. and Mrs A.
Mazzolini and Eugene Mazzolini. left
I tuesday for her home In Winsted. Conn
-'farney Shapiro went to Lebanon, N,
I n" tuesday on a business trip-Mrs H.
+ bowler of Worcester and Mrs. A. J.
'4oodenougn of Brattleboro. who have
been guests Of the formers sister and
husband, Mr., and Mrs, John Bass. for
few days, left OH Tuesday for their
nome-The remains OF the late Francis
Ash. who died at the Bennington
soldiers Home Monday morning were
brought here Tuesday and taken to tho
Undertaking rooms OF a. F. Lamb, where
the funeral was held Wednesday at
. 10 o'clock, the Rev Fraser Mstsger Of