Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03
VERGENNES

Mrs. s d. Booth has raceived news of
the death Of her brother. Satterly NJ, Tut
tie, from valvular heart trouble at Pasa-
dena Cal. May %. aged "A years. Mr.. Tuttle
was former well-known resident here
going west quite a number of years ago
He Is survived BY his wife. who before
her marriage was Miss sarah Nj. Ross
of Nergennes; one sister, Mrs. s d.
Booth of Nergennee; and one orotner.
stiles Tuttle of Newark. y. ].
The funeral Of Miss Marion LeBoeuf
only daughter Of John II. LeBoeuf. was
ded Sunday afternoon at St. Peters 5
church the Rev. l.. y. Nezina officiating.
The bearers were Walter Young. Fred and
Albert Charbonneau, Wilfred Little
Louis Milo and Anthony Plankey and bur-
ial made in st. Peters cemetery. There
was profusion OF floral tributes, among
them being n wreath of roses and car
nations from Leonard LeBoeuf and family
of Worcester, which came unharmed OUT
of the automobile wreck at North Clar-
endon when Mr.. LeBoeuf was killed as
he was on his way to attend the funeral
There was also a beautiful floral pillow
from her girl friends in this place. The
funeral was largely attended, those from
away being: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Le-
bOeuI anu uduSHleT, MISS NrertTuCe MTS.
Isadore LeBoeuf, Miss Eliza Liberty Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McManus of Wore es
ter Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeBoeuf
of Rutland, Richard Liberty of New York
city, Mr. and Mrs. John McHugo. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barrows, Miss Kath-
crime Brown, Walter McHugo, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Lavalette OF Shelburne, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Gilman of Burlington, Leon
aud por r nd NrS 1rfi In la
rows, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sears of Ad-
Olson. Mr. and Mrs Dennis Rivett of
Weybridge body of Leonard Lee
Boeuf. who was killed in the automobile
accident at North Clarendon early Satur-
day morning, when on his way from his
home in Worcester, Mass, to Vergennes
to attend the funeral of his niece, Miss
LeBoeuf, arrived here Saturday evening
and was taken to the home of his sister
Mrs William n. Norton. The family of
the deceased, his wife and son and daugh-
ter, arrived here later on the 1923 train
The deceased was 80 years old and was
born in Vergennes, the son of Charles L.
and Mary liberty LeBoeuf. Mr.. Lc-
Boeuf was a graduate of the Nergennes
high school and member of the famous
star nine baseball team, the best school
team at that time in the state About 10
years ago he located in Worcester. Mass,
where he has been a successful contractor
and real estate dealer. He is survived
by wife, who before her marriage was
Miss Florence Fisher, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs J. c. Fisher, Mr.. Fisher be-
ing pastor of the Nergennes Methodist
Episcopal Church, one son, Clark, a
daughter, Genevieve, two sisters, Mrs. w.
H. Norton and Miss Anna LeBoeuf of Yer
gennes; four brothers, John II, of Ner-
gennes, Joseph Of Rutland, and Louis and
Isador of Worcester, Mass. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at the Norton
House and was under the direction OF
the Elks, of which the deceased was "a
member. Attorney Samuel B. Botsford
president OF the Chamber of Commerce Of
the city of Buffalo, ~ y, and native of
Vergennes has rented w. T.. Greene's
cottage for the summer at Thompsons 3
Point, where he arrived Sunday with his
wife and child accompanied by Mrs
Smith @. Shedrick and Miss Ella Sweet
land and their maid.C II. Hunt of Rut-
land is passing few weeks here, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Kingsland
Mrs, Maglina Miner, widow of Henry
Miner, died at her home in Panton early
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