Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
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The funeral of Andrew Centerbar, who
committed suicide early Sunday morning
by shooting, was held at the house Tues
day afternoon. the Rev. Il. p. King OF
the Baptist Church officiating. Mr.. Cen
terbar had been in poor health for sew
eral years and mad become Respondent.
he was a man of good habits and had
many friends. He leaves a wife and two
sons, also several brothers and sisters
At the Republican caucus Saturday eve
ming, the following were elected: Repub-
lican town committee for the next four
years. L. S. Wright, II. Fl. Marcy, and
II. RI. Parker: delegates to the State
convention. C. A. Gardyne. Harvey Lam
bert and Howard Parker.--Mrs. w. J.
Wright is spending a week in North
Craftsbury.-P. III. Coleman was a BUSH
ness visitor during last week in Lamoille
county, as also was w. J. Wright in
North Craftsbury and Lamoille county
the first part of this week.-The Hon.
r. w. Hulburd Of Hyde Park was in
town Tuesday on business.-The family
of j. w. Lafountain has rented rooms
Of Miss Grace Brooks in the DR.. Clark
house and moved ina. Fl. Gardyne Is
spending a short vacation at Lake Will
loughby.--Col. c. f. Nelson and B. F.
Butterfield Of Derby Line and =. w.
Hall of Greenville. Me-. were In town
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Emile Rossier
and son. Henry. of Coventry were in town
Tuesday.-Levi Lumbra has sold his place
to parties from Canada, and Ransom
Chaplin has sold his farm to the
Mississquoi Pulp & Paper Co.
Charles Parker spent the week end
with his parents Mrs. and Mrs. Matt S.
Parker.-Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Garrow
Ina nf
born May 1S--Mrs Lucy Swan Is visit
ing her daughter in RichfoFd, Mrs. w
y. Locklin.-Miss Gene Benoit of Rich
ford visited her aunt, Mrs. +. 3. Swan
last week.-Rev and Mrs. Clyde Sumner
have returned to their home in Platts-
burgh, n. Y-Mr. and Mrs. Don Rich
ardson and Miss Emma Richardson
motorcd from ST. Adams to pay flying
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Richardson.-Mr Tracy of Fair
fax Is staying with his daughter, Mrs
McNall.-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Casavan
stayed the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Copeland.-Mr. ant
Mrs. G. II. Whitcomb of Enosburg pass
ed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eli Shangraw.-Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Farmer and Robert Farmer spen
Sunday with their sister Mrs Isador
Garrow-Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Gibson o
Waterloo, Que. were at w. II. Moi
fett's Sunday.-The local pastor. the Rev
Allen Kirkness exchanged pulpits Will
the Rev. G. Leon Wells of Richfor'
Sunday morning Ladies Aid i
holding an Unusual Social in the vii
lage Hall, Friday evening. All are ask
ed to dress in some unusual way ana IN
ladies to bring a supper box for tw
'. people.-Mrs. John Monteith passed ava
Sunday after much suffering, patient
endured for five years She was tn
daughter of Moses and Emma Brown o
East Berkshire and was born in 49,
She was married first to Joseph BashaW
by which marriage there are five child
ZEN living. In 1909 she was married I
John Monteth who survives her. tn
MI burial took place Tuesday at Richfort
Father LAYING officiating, the bearer
being Willie and David Bashaw. som
and Moses and Henry Brown brotherI
Amongst those from out of town for tn
burial were three daughters, Mrs. Alvi
p White of Attleborough, Mass. Mrs Err
" Blair of Richford. and Mrs VIII SteiI
hour of North Berkshire. two sons. WI
"a lie Bashaw from North Berkshire, an
p" Davis Bashaw of South Rchford; fot
brothers Joseph Brown of Enosbur
Falls. Moses Brown from Johnso
Henry Brown of Richford and frai
g. Brown of Richford, ono sister. MIS-. Jel
nie Duso of Richford and Mrs. Mos
10" brown of Richford. The latter was ste
b ,,o,her tn the late Mrs. Monteith and
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