Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17
RICHMOND

S. Fay Andrews. one of Richmond's
est and most respected citizens. died NJ
day morning at the home OF his
Bertram Andrews, after a long illri
Mr.. Andrews was a Civil War veteran
was in his sith year. He is survived
three sons, DR.. Clayton Andrews of Y
ton, y. Y. Clark of Barre and Bertl
of this town, and two daughters, \
William Powers of Waterbury and }
Clayton Sumner of Canton, n. Y.
funeral was held at two O'Clock w
nesday afternoon at the Congregati(
Church.-Hapd Winslow of Como
y. H.. is visiting at the home of
and Mrs f.. :. Jacobs,-Mr. and J
Frank Brown and son and Miss N
Harrington of New York city visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington receil
B. J. and William Towers returned
Chicago Monday, having been ca
here by the death of their mother 1
p. L. Towers-Mrs. Morse Teelyea
daughter Frederick, returned Satu1
from New York state, where they II
beeen visiting -Mrs. II. Sherman OF
lington spent the weekend At the NJ
of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. sail
Greene.-Mrs. Moore, who has been "
ing at the home of her daughter, |
Matthew Quinn, returned to her hom|
Fair Haven Saturday.
The funeral Of Mrs. 7. l.. Towers,
died suddenly Wednesday July 3.
held at her late home Friday afterI1
at two o'clock, the Rev. Charles ri
officiating, with interment in River N
cemetery. The bearers were three
of the deceased, Robert of ShelbuI
William and Bernard of Chicago,
brothers, Z. H. Fay of Claremont. y
and F. w. Fay, and a son-in-law, u
Towne, of this place. Among those
out of town to attend the services
f. II. Fay and Mr.. and Mrs. Thoml
of Claremont, y. H, Miss Flora u
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Coms|
and daughter Of Middlesex and Free|
Fay Of Montpelier. There was
| fusion of beautiful flowers.
The funeral of S. Fay Andrews
died Monday. was held at the Congr|
tional Church Wednesday afternoon
Rev c. X. Tracy officiating. The oeae
were the deceased's three sons,
| CLAYTON Of Canton, y. Y. Clark Of n
and Bertram of this town, and his Il
grandsons, Harold and Merritt ROY
Of Waterbury and Kenneth Andrew
this town, and the honorary bearers
! G. 4. Edwards. John Richardson fay
! McGovern. O. A. r. men, Solomon Gu
NJ $. Whitcomb of this town and san
! Randall of Huntington. a quartet
| . Nat 40
Patrick and Messrs, w. c. Fuller
w. r. Moseley rendered two select
IAN the Way Ny Saviour Leads Me
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. III
from out of town to attend the fun
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton sumner
DR.. Clayton Andrews of Canton, n
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Andrews or ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers and
| Of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
guson Of Burlington and Samuel Raj
and Harry Ellis of Huntngton.-I
Ruth Patrick of Montpelier Is the 4
of Miss Annabel Weidenbecker,-I
Stearns of Boston is visiting at the u
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Berry.-Mrs. \
Ennis of Burlington was the gue1
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Terrien recen1
Mr.. and Mrs, George Bartlett are Fl
tanning Mr. Bartletts sister, Mrs. u
Krupp, of Madison. Wis,-Mrs. y
Gallop has returned from Swanton. vi
she was called by the death of her
in-law. II. l.. Prouty.-Sergt. Cd
Buley of Montpelier is the guesI
friends in town.-Mr and Mrs. "
and Mrs. Miner have returned to i.aeI
y. H.. after visiting DR.. and Mrs.
liam Tilley for few days.