Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15


these years she has been a resident of
THIS village. Her husband, Cornelius
Greaney, died 81 years ago. Mrs Grea-
ney has always been q woman Of ster-
ling character, and has UP to the time
of her Illness been able to do her work
around the house. She has always had
at heart the welfare of her neighbors
ana mas always lent helping hand in
time of trouble. Mr.. and Mrs Greaney
were the parents of three children, one
or whom survives. He is Dennis Grea-
ney, with whom Mrs. Greaney lived.
she also leaves one granddaughter. Miss
mary Greaney, a senior in the high
school, The funeral was held Monday
morning at nine o'clock at st. Stephens
Church, of which the deceased was a
member
Notices have been posted notifying
the legal voters of the town of Col
chester that special meeting will be
held Thursday, May %, in Horizons hall
on East Allen street at nine o'clock in
the morning. This meeting is called
for the purpose of seeing if the town
will vote 20 exempt from taxation for
"A period of 10 years the buildings, and
the machinery to be placed in these
buildings, to be erected by the Richard
manufacturing company on the west
erly side of Malletts Bay avenue.
Howard Parrow of the headquarters
department of the S3rd Division from
Ohio has received his discharge from
the army and arrived home Saturday
and is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Parrow of East Spring street.
Mr.. Perrow arrived in this country
from France Apil 23, going fom the
transport to Camp Merritt for 10 days
IN @ m "a N
Ohio, where he received his discharge.
At the time of entering the army he
was employed in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Metevier of Fitch
burg. Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Mnnseau OF Main street
Mr.. and Mrs Metevier are on their wed
ding trip. having visited in New York
, state last week. They were married
last week in Fitchburg.
Felix Savard died at 23O o'clock yes
terday morning at his home on st. Peter
street after an attack of bronchitis. He
, had been a sufferer for 10 years with
asthma and during that time had been
able to work about two years at differ
ent periods. Until about two weeks ago
he was able to be about the house, when
he began to fail. He was born in Port
neuf. p. O., in 1850, coming to this coun-
, try 20 years ago. Besides his wife, he
. leaves six daughters, Mrs Joseph Mar.
cote, Mrs. William Brisson, Mrs. Louis
: Dagle. Mrs. Fred Brsson, Mrs. Elmer
Bourdo and Miss Amanda Savard. all OF
this place; and five sons. Felix Savard
who is at present in the service in France
Fred Savard, another son in the service
stationed at Camp Upton. n. Y, Emile
of Melford, Mass, Honore and Henri,
, Savard of this place: besides three
brothers, France Savard of Portneuf
. p. O., John Savard Of St Gilbert. Z. @.
and Felix Savard of Fall River, Mass
. He was a member of the Carpenters
; Union. The funeral will take place to
morrow morning at eight O'Clock at st
, | Francis Xavier Church.
The funeral of Louis Forth. who dice
at the home of his brother. Albert For
tin of Colchester avenue. Monday night
. following an attack of inf1ueaza in Feb
ruary, from which he never recovered
was held yesterday morning at st
Francis Navier Church, with burial il
st. Francis cemetery. The Rev. J. Tur
cote offciated. Mr.. Forth was 81 year,
:, of age and was unmarried and made hi
2 home with his brother at whose hom
!, he died. He was born in St. Johns
- p. q. The remains were taken to tn
4 home of his sister. Mrs. Virginia Laval
e ley Of Malletts Bay avenue. Tuesda.
, | afternoon. He is survived by thre
n brothers. Meride and John Forth o
+, Montreal and Joseph of Saskatchewan
y and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Simard o
= Burlington and Mrs. Virginia Lavalle.
q of this place. The bearers were Adelar,
- Bertram. Joseph Meunier, Louis Cormie
n and Victor Jaretti.
J., Mrs. Fred Como of Franklin. N. Fl
n is the guest of her sister, Mrs. p. Nc
, IGreevey of Maple street.
II The remains of George D. Nash,
g former resident, who died in Holly
h wood, Cal, last December, arrived 1
~ town last evening and were taken t
the undertaking parlors of Corbn
:, Frye. The interment will take plac
: tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock a
:. Green Mount cemetery. The member
of Webster Lodge, +. and A. NJ, wi
: attend in a body