Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev.
( d. q. Guest They were unattended. Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson have gone OIL n trip 10
Boston.
/ The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Pecor, aged
20 years. who died Friday evening at the
home OF her mother Mrs Maude Bushey
after is months of ill-health was held
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the
undertaking rooms of G. r. McAllister,
the Rev j. r.. Sharman. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial
took place in Greenwood cemetery. She
IL survived by her mother. Her husband
died last fall OF influenza.
Miss Harriet r.. Brainerd left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, Cal, where she
will spend the winter.
I John w. Bronson, aged 80 years.
died Mt his home on the Bronson road
Monday morning after an illness Of
several months. The funeral was held
at his late home Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, the Rev. C. s. HUI
bert. pastor of the Bay Methodist
! Church, officiating. Burial was in
Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Bronson is
survived by his father T.. j. Bronson
His mother died several years ago.
He was born in st Adams and had
always lived here.
w. r. Greene of Richford has presented
bill to the city for something over $50
as the result OF damage alleged to have
been received by his automobile because
OF the poor condition of the streets In
this city. Mr.. Grecncs biz IL now in the
hands Of city Attorney Roswell NJ.
Austin vino is investigating the case.
Mr.. Green states in his claim that the
front wheels of his car dropped into Il
IA ST hp
on his way to Burlington. as a result.
the housing on the steering gear was
broken and il was necessary to take his
car to n garage for repairs. He now
asks the city TO refund him the expense
to which he was put. Mr.. Greene does not
state where on South Main street that
he met with the accident and the city Of
ficiels do not know where the hole is, not
because of any scarcity of holes. but
rather because they are SO emba rrased
by tho number of holes that they cannot
decide on which one was responsible for
the damage The outcome of this case
will be of no little Importance to the city,
because il it is established that people
can collect for damage done to their auto
mobiles because of poor streets the city
treasurer is pretty certain to come under
an immediate serious strain.
Capt II. ". r.. Domey, VINO has been
in the service since the United States de-
c'ared war with the Imperial government
has received his final discharge and re-
turned to this city Captain Domey went
out with old company 3. First Vermont
Infantry when the call came and was
later transferred to the officers training
school at Pittsburgh. n. Y. where he
received the commission of second lieu
tenant He served in the Quarterma ster
corps and was stationed at Charlotte. n.
G., for A long time.
The funeral of Helen Caroline Honsin.
ger. infant daughter of Mr.. end Mrs
Carroll Honsnger of South Main street,
who died Tuesday evening will he held
this afternoon. Burial will take place in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Resides her
parents she is survived by one brother
Donald, and two sisters, Vivian and Doro-
thy.
Mrs. Matilda Lemay) Guerin aged Il
years. died Tuesday evening at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph a. Willett
of Adds street. The body will he taken
to-day on train No. to Ormstown Que
whore the funeral and burial will take
place. The deceased is survived by five
sons, Fred, George. Peter. Joseph and
Paul. all of Canada: four daughters Mary
Delta, Elizabeth, Sophia and Sarah two
brothers, James Lemay of Springfield
Mass. and Charles Lenay of Bangor,
Me-; TWO sisters, Mrs. John Deschenes Of
Cazaville Can, and Mrs. Morse Conley
OF Dixon, y. Y. Mr.. Gucrn died IA years
ago and by strange coincidence on the
same day Of the month and at the same
hour, while he was visiting his daughter
Mrs. Willett.