Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

WAIEhBUHY,
The funeral OF c. l.. O'Clair was held
from st. Andrews Church Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. the requiem mass
being said by the Rev. Robert Dewey. The
bearers were j. Il. Somervile. u. Jc. JOS
lyn. w ii. Il. Perry. c. d. Swasey, T..
e. Campbell and +. l.. Eaton. Relatives
and friends were present from Hardwick,
Richmond, Montpelier and Barre. and
Detroit. Mich.-The Rev William L..
Boicourt arrived home Sunday morning
and the family will leave here the nth,
sailing from Montreal on the 18th.
The funeral of Edgar James Morse,
who died at his home on the river road
TO North Duxbury Sunday morning, was
held al his late home Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock. He had been in poor
health with bright's disease for some time
Mr.. Morse was born in Duxbury and when
two years of age his parents moved to
the farm where he had since lived and
died. He would have been s. years old
next July was the son of Albert and
Adelani Butler Morse. Forty-thrce years
ago he married Hattie Graves who SUR
wives him with one daughter, Lena. wife
or Edward Goodheart. There are four
grandchildren. The deceased was always
much interested In town affairs. was
lister for number of years and as JUS
tice of the peace served consciensiously
for number of years on the board of
civil authority of his native town. Burial
was In the Graves cemetery in Duxbury.
The tablet for which money has been
given by the high school Twenty-Five
club, Dillinghams Grange. and friends
and associates of Perry Aldrich. who
gave his life in service as an aviator.
will be unveiled next Wednesday after
noon. May IL. in the high school ROOM
The principal address at this time will
be given by the Rev. William L. Boicourt.
who in this last year in France has visit
ed the cemetery in which is the grave
of Lieut.. Aldrich. While not a native
of this place. his work with the young
people, with organizations and home life
of the different ones endeared him to all.
People In this vicinity are glad to do
all in their power to honor his memory
and to keep the influence of his life be-
fore the young people-The' funeral of
r.. j. Morse was held at his late home
In Duxbury Tuesday afternoon, the Rev.
Edward c. Hayes officiating. Beautiful
flowers and the large attendance testi-
fled to the respect for the deceased
Townspeople were present from nearly
every HON in that seton Of the town.
Among those present from out of town
were Mrs. Ryan and John Mack of Mont
pelier: Mrs. Effie Hapgood of Essex;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Ward of Plymouth;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Huntley of Bolton.
The deceased is survived by a half-sis-
ter Mrs. Walter Hazeltine. The burial
was IN the Graves cemetery, the bearers
nelng young men of the neighborhood,
f. j. O'Brien, Warren Roby. Rufus Pres
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Carver-Fred Davis of North Duxbury.
who was operated upon at the Fanny
Allen hospital last week, is doing as we'll
as can be expected. His wife was in Bur-
lIngton yesterday.-Mrs. T. c. Mccarthy
OF Barre and daughter. Mrs. Gemler and
son, of New Haven, have returned to
Barre after being guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Carly of Barre were also Sunday guests
at the same home.-Carl Harvey and
daughter Eleanor. of Hinesburg, have
been guests of Mr.. Harvey's sons and
other relatives in town.-The Rev. Will
liam l.. Boicourt will preach at the Con-
gresational Church Sunday morning and
will speak at the Methodist Church Sum
day evening.-The daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark has been named
Marguerite May.
Inc ueath or Louis Sulle in Bridgeport
conn., which was noted in the papers yes
terday morning from that city comes
crosse nome as the young man with his
brother and others left home here seven
weeks ago for employment with the Ash
croft Machine company of Bridgeport
PARTICULARS Of the death were not known
mere. other than what were in the paper
that he dropped dead in the boxing ring
at the Acorn Athletic club. The remains
were expected here yesterday. The boy
was born in Bethel IS years ago. His
rather and mother both died eight years
ago and since that time his grandfather
and grandmother have been as parents
to the boys. The family lived with the
Farmers for II years, he being the son Of
Daniel and Nettie Farmer) Sulle. Besides
his grandparents. he is survived by four
brothers James, who was with him, VIII.
liam, Theodore and Robert. at home.