Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-02

years, uled Ihursoay evening at 9.4b
o'clock at the st. Adams hospital from
peritonltis following an operation for
suppurative appendicitis performed about
three weeks ago. The remains were re-
moved to r. II. Mecorney's undertaking
,parlors and were taken Friday morn
ing to Alburg, where the funeral and
burial was held. Mr.. Boyce is sur
vived by his wife, his father, Henry
Boyce, of Alburg and one brother.
Mrs. Winifred Perry, wife of Arthur
Perry Of Sheldon. died Thursday night at
the Sherwood sanitarium. where she had
been for treatment several weeks Tho
body was taken to r. II. Mecorney's
undertaking parlors and by train Fri
day afternoon to her home. Mrs. Perry,
who was 81, is survived by her husband
and two children.
The funeral of Mrs. Hattie Elizabeth
White, aged 50 years, widow Of John c.
White, who died at her home on Diamond
street late Christmas night, was held
at her home Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. George w. Smith, rec
tor of st. Guke's Church, officiating. The
bearers we're Fred Crofts, Clifford
Sabine, Theodore Rich and Elmer LeDuc.
The body was placed In the vault at
Greenwood cemetery and will be taken
to Sheldon for burial next spring. Mrs.
white Is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Harry u. Dudley of Glens Falls
| n. Y, Mrs. ]. w. ingalls, of Montreal
| and Miss Harriet C. White OF this city,
and three sons, ]. Edrick White Of Mont
real. Howard White Of Prince Rupert,
B. c., and William White of this city.
| Mrs Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Ingls and
! ]. Edrick White were here to attend the
funeral.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. O'Neil went
to Rutland Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. O'Neirs brother, WILL
lam Curley. Mr.. Curley, who was So
years old died Tuesday morning from
pneumonia. He is survived by his wife
and one son. Harold Curley: his mother
Mrs. Luke d. Curley of this city. and
three sisters. Mrs O'Neil and Miss
Florence L. Curley Of this city, and Mrs
Jewell w. Morrill, of the Bay. Another
sister, Miss Annie NJ. Curlcy, died dur
ing tint influenza epidemic in this
city in October Mr.. Curley was
a native of ST. Adams, but for many
years had lived in Rutland. where he
was employed by the Rutland railroad
w. II. Finn and James c. Finn have
gone to Rutland to attend the funeral
at his home on Federal street about
seven o'clock Thursday morning from
pneumonia following influenza He Is
survived by his wife and seven chill
dren, Eleanor. Margaret. Richard
George, John. James and Mary; hi:
father. Richard +. Lcahy of this city
a brother, william Leahy Of this city
and two sisters, Mrs. J. f. Lynch o.
Burlington and Mrs. Jasper Bushey o.
this city. The funeral was held a
St. Mary's Church Saturday morning
at nine o'clock and the burial took place
in Holy Cross cemetery.
Funeral services for James Finn
aged 60 years. who died at his home OIL
Brainerd Street Sunday December 2
of stomach trouble, were held at st
Mary's Church Thursday morning a
nine o'clock. the Rev. Bernard w. Nc
Mahon officiating. The bearers wer
: NJ Magiff, L. A. Chittenden. H. F
Burns, j. f, Maun. H. p. Sweeney. ST.
: and william Bibby and the burial tool
place in Holy Cross cemetery. Amonl
2 out of town relatives and friends pres
: ent were Mrs. w. H. Hoyt and Mrs J
B. Hurley Of Utica, N. Y. the Rev. Rob
, ert Dewey of Waterbury. John H. One
of Rutland and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
, Finn of Highgate. Mr.. Finn was Dor
D August 25. 1S49. in Templeton, Mass
= the eldest son of John and Mary Finr
!. He came to St. Adams when he was
boy and had made his home here eve
+ since. He worked for the Central Yer
n mont Railway company many years, ]
= years of that time as yardmaster, leav
= ing the road to go into the meat bust
= ness Recently he had been janitor O
e the Messenger street school In Sep
| 20, hor Mr. orv{o {
= Margaret Donovan of Swanton, VIII
h survives him; also nine daughter
= Miss Elizabeth Finn and Mrs. w. T
r Donovan of this city, Mrs. W. Fl. Hoy
g of Utica, n. Y. Mrs. j. II. Niles c
O Austin. Texas, Mrs. II. l.. Sweeney, Jr
e the Misses Blanch. Margaret and Mi
= dred Finn of this city and Mrs. ]. e
. Hurley of Utica. All were with hi
+ in his last illness except Mrs. Nile
r who was unable to come. Mr.. Finn
also survived by three brothers. job
j., Michael c. and William H. Finn {
this city. and six sisters. Mrs. william
Curley, Mrs. Roy Fitzgerald, Mrs. Al
t, ME Constantine. Miss Nellie Finn an
e Mrs. John H. Oney of Rutland and Mr.
Is Walter McCourt of this city.
y Henry A Dunbar and Charles Arnholr
= both of this city. have purchased II
1t Palace garage in Barre and will tai
e. possession February l. The garage w;
e. formerly conducted by II. n. Cutler al
IN there is machine shop in connectio
Is Mr.. Arnholm had charge Of the Spenc
House garage some time and is a W.
)t known automobile man In this vicinity
1t Private Leo Nevins has received h
30 final discharge from the army and r
IL turned to his home in this city fro
y Camp Upton. l.. l.. where he has be-
in stationed.
a daughter, Kathleen Elizabeth, W
born Wednesday night. December 25,
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Muldoon of Me
senger street.
Franklin county court, which convene
last Thursday after recess sin
November 20. has adjourned. all cou
IS work having been completed. The cou
t. cases which had been assigned were sc
n tied out of court. Judge Frank l.. Fis
ID the presiding judge, has returned
20 his home in Vergennes Assistant Jud
ar f.. w. Foster, who has served on 4
s. bench for eight years, completes wi
l., this session of court his term Of servit
TX his successor taking office in Februar
Sc News has been received here of t
Of death Of Mrs Jean (SwetD Brutus, ag
"a years wife of Emile Brutus of Bostt
at which occurred at the Massachuse
IN General hospital in Boston Friday e,
la ming from pneumonia following influen;
as Mrs. Brutus' husband is Ill in hos
~ tai in Boston with influenza. Mrs. Brut
formerly resided in this city. II
Of father died last March and BROTH