Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

Mr. and Mrs. Harry c., Moore and
family have moved to Burlington,
where Mr. Moore, who is employed by
he Standard Oil Co, has been trans
terred.
Mrs. Emma Blanche (Perron) Legace,
ICED So years, wife Of Joseph Legace,
lied early yesterday morning at her home
bn Russell street after a lingering illness.
Besides her husband, she is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. Adelard Laroche,
Mrs. Leo Groux and the Misses Irene
Ind Evelyn Legace of this city; also by
sister. Mrs. Arcade Oligny of this city.
Mrs. Legace was a member of st. AIMS
Fociety. The funeral services will be
held at Holy Angels Church tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock, the Rev. l.. r.
Desrochers officiating, and the body will
pc placed in the vault at Mount Calvary
cemetery.
Daniel w. Splnne of Cedar street, who
has been ut the st. Adams hospital for
reatment about four months, has returned
70 his home much improved in health.
AT meeting of American Legion Post.
No. ], at the Armory Monday evening.
ttichard H. Pollard. delegate to the re-
fent convention at Montpelier. gave a re-
port OF That meeting. S. S. Watson was
'lectcd war risk insurance officer
or the post. Committees were appointed
o make arrangements for the big fair
which is to be held at the City Hall April
2-11 Some of the best talent of tho
;ity already is arranging entertainments
0 be given in connection and some talent
pever heard here before will be brought
put.
The killing by Mcxicans in Ell Paso
eN" last Thursday of Pvt. Earl Con
feau. aged 10 years. il of interest here
$ Gonyeau at one time made his home
With his grandmother. Mrs. Herbert
Rich of st. Adams Bay. While living here
le was employed by the Remington Arms
Ammunition company in Swanton. lie
eft here to go TO Ludlow, Mass, where
us parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Con
Feau, live, onlisting IS months ago in
20. n. 9TH Eng. Corps. Full details of the
rouble arc not at hand, but is is under
tooG Pvt. Gonyeau was mistaken by
aNicab driver for another soldier who
ad refused to pay the Mexican on
roVous occasion In the trouble that
nsued Gonyeau was fatally injured. II.
Rich Of st. Adams Bay Is an uncle Of
he deceased.
Plans for the $40. ZOO, 900 drive to be con.
ucted throughout the State between April
and May Q by the Northern Baptist con-
ention were discussed at a meeting Of
bout % Baptist clergymen and campaign
rectors which was held at The Tavern
tuesday, Among those present We're the
Kew W. y. Dawson, ID. D.. of Burlington.
ecretary Of the Baptist State convention.
ma Albert A. Silver, Jr. of Derby, state
rector o. the campaign.
Joseph Wiilett has been appointed trav-
ling passenger agent of the Chicago.
burlington g. Quincy railroad in whose
mploy he has been for q years He will
ave headquarters in st. Adams where
e has made his home for many years
fr Willett began his railroad career
18th the Central Vermont railway when
G was IA years old. Three years later
c went into train service which he has
ontinuo1 ever since. At one time he was
mployed by the Pullman company and
hen went to Rock Island entering the
mploy of the Burlington line q years
go. He estimates that during his 81 years
h railroad work he has ridden over g.
pO,NO miles on passenger trains. As
ourist conductor he made 3O4 round trips
etween Boston and the Pacific coast,
ach trip making travel of $500 miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clement Holmes
+ North Main street have issued invita-
ions for the marriage of their daugh-
er. Miss Julina Kathryn. TO Randolph
RUSSELL lieutenant in the United States
Favalry, which will take place on We'd
esday evening. April :. at eight O'Clock
t ST. Lukes Church.
George w. Nye, who recently UNDER
Fent an operation at the Sherwood san-
hrium, has returned to his home on
Brown avenue.
A c. Bingham OF the Lake road, who
Uttered a stroke of paralysis a few days
go. Is recovering slowly.
F. l.. Carter and family have moved
rom st. Adams Bay to Enfield. y. H.
Hugh Hamilton of st. Adams Bay, who
III with bronchial pneumonia, is much
Improved.