Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-31
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ulcers. Mr.. LaPan was born in Canada
the son Of Francis and Jane LaPan and
had spent the greater part of his long
life In Middlebury, where he was long and
favoraby known to most of the in
habitants. Mr.. LaPan had been a village
carter for many years, but his most re-
cent employment was with the local
branch of the Vermont Marble company.
He is survived by a widow and five chill
dren four daughters and one son. The
daughters are: Mrs. Fred Nassar, Mrs.
Zephyr Bouia and Miss Nellie LaPan of
Middlebury and Mrs. L. J. Bruya of Barre,
who arrived in town Sunday and was
here at the time of his death. The son,
: William LaPan, is of this town. Mr..
LaPan was a lifelong member of St.
" Mary's Catholic Church and the funeral
services were held at the church at
nine o'clock Wednesday morning.-Mrs.
Frederick Crane, who has been visiting
in Atlantic City, n. j.. and Philadelphia
for three weeks. has returned home.-Miss
Cecilia Carrigan, manager of the Middle
; bury canning kitchen, has returned from
& Pittsford, where she has been visiting at
: the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. B. Carrigan.-Fred Fassett, chef at the
Hotel Logan, and his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fassett, have gone
to Hancock for two weeks vacation to
visit with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Land
ers has returned after a few days visit
in Burlington.
Charles Westal, ST., has returned
from Sudbury, where he has been for two
= weeks to visit his daughter, Mrs, Eugene
Baker, and who was i'll there during most
I: of his stay. has returned to town. Mrs.
:Westall. who has also been in Sudbury,
~ 10 tn vie N
aunt-Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Wimmette and
d: daughter. Miss Agnes Wmmett, who have
have been visiting relatives have returned
home to Florence.-The Misses Elizabeth
and Agnes Cowle have returned from
, Brandon. where they have been to visit
= Mrs. Edward characteristics Jennie Bris-
, toll has returned from Nergennes. where
: she has been spending few days with her
mother. Mrs. Myron r. Bristol-Messrs.
A, Loyal Mason and Henry Keart of Ii
eonderoga, N Y, are in town to spend
some time.-Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs.
Julia Goland of Claremont. n. H., who
Z have been here to visit their parents, Mr..
land Mrs. Joseph LaRock, have returned
: to New Hampshire, Mr. Harris having
come after them by automobie.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert ID. Hope and their daughter,
= Miss Roberta Hope, have gone to Florence
? TOT Il DTleI WISH 10 lTlclluS.-A cOnslGn-
-- ment of brook trout fngerlings arrived
So Tuesday and were distributed in the
waters of Ripton streams, Mil brook and
Z Middlebury river.-Mrs. George Mer-
4 Ram of Addison is visiting at tine home OF
Miss Ida Waugh for few days,-Mrs.
, George Hindes and Miss Edna Iiindes of
*Brdport are in town for few days stay.
~ A game of ball will be played on Porter
, field between the clerks and town team
r Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.-Mrs.
y Henry Carrier has gone to Boston, where
= she will visit relatives for some time, after
= which she will go to Providence, r. l.,
for a further visit.
III The funeral of Napoleon LaPan was
. held at St. Mary's Roman Catholic
p Church Wednesday morning at nine
O'clock. The services were conducted
by the Rev. T. J. Leonard. There was
IAN unusually large attendance ant
many flowers The bearers were Mi
chael McNulla, James Smith, william
Farrell, Sr,. Emery Wissell Arthur c
Tabor and g. J. Ducan. Burial was IN
the, family lot in the Catholic GENE
tery.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carey ant
children of Albany, N. Y, are in towi
to visit the formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. w. Carey. for a few days
The Rev. and Mrs W. D. Lyman o