Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-12
Washington County
MONTPELIER

Gov. r. W Clement has appointed j.
3. Dmond of Highgate as justice OF
peace in place Of Frank A. winters de-
ceased.
The funeral of Ludella King, wire or
Thomas King, who lives near Berlin
. short distance from this place took place
Friday afternoon. She died Wednesday
Feb. following a years illness. She
was 81 years Of age and was born in
Troy Besides her husband she leaves
one son. Charles, and a sister, Mrs Nj
!. Dunwoodie OF Montpelier.
The funeral of John Noyes who was
a teamster for many years FOR II. NJ
O'Dell. the coal man, took place from
the Noholm chapel at two O'Clock FRIDAY
afternoon. He died Wednesday Feb.
after few days illness. He was native
of Scotland, aged Il years and as far as
it Is known, had no relatives.
The following suits have been filed in
Washington county COURT Harry Daniels
VS.. Franklin LeBarron ct al, foreclosure;
, Montpelier Savings Bank G. Trust COM
pany vs.. r NJ. Hayward ct al; John
Bernasconi VS.. Annette Bernasconi and
, Lydia Holmes VS.. Harriet Holmes
Fred Tyler. who has been the new
I business solicitor for the CONSOLIDATE
, cd Lighting company of Montpelier,
has given his resignation to the Off
, cials Of the company to be effective
/ Immediately and will leave in short
time for Newport News. Va, where he
! VIII he store manager for a company
| Mr.. Tyler has been with the company
here for six years and being a musician
and of genial personality has made a
large circle of friends.
Frank Smith of the Capital SAVINGS
C. ,rrust oo,,na,,. ,.oaoi,.,d - i.,,tor nj
d,,. fro,,, NJ. n y r,,ii, 80 ,V..t,
inrton n g tbst r,bon Tanlin tho
oldest brother NJ tIorntio \ T,nIin
some voars = resideut Of This civ died
in CORNING Ca,,f AT the are If about
so wears IN January II ue has becn
IL, the far vos+ ro, ,hort ., yo,re 1te
was the oldest son of Mr. and AIrs
IToratio Tanlip aud lived in NtortnoIior
during the YOUNGER wears of his life
lie is tho last of tbe family
Tho death Of Miss Grace /. sIocun, &c.
currcd -, tho bo,ra of Tr,.in, - sIoc,,,,
her brother in berlin surdov nieb, fo,.
lowi1r = ,orr illness in which sho has
becr a worry na,iont suffcrcr She was
ii daughter of AIR and Mrs 4 NJ Slocun
of Woodstock. III and where she was
born !, wears gao The funeral took
place from her late home at two o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon.
The funeral of Orelia Scales. who died
Sunday night look mace from her
late home on Main stree, at e:3o o'clock
Tuesday morning. Mrs Scales was 50
years of age and was born in New Hamp-
shire. She has lived in AIontpelier about
Two years. Her husband died some years
ago. She is survived by her son. James
Scales. of this city and. Mrs. Flora
Wyman of Windsor
The funeral of Frederick +. r.
Robar was held Monday afternoon from
the home of Ms Sabrina Hutchins in
Montpelier his mother-in-law He died
at Franklin. y. r.. where he has been
for treatment for some months He
was formerly in the granite business
in Montpelier and later he closed his
interests here and went to Burlington
where he lived for some 10 years. He
leaves his wife and one daughter be-
, side n brother who lives in Barre.
Reports from the different sections Of
the health district over which DR.. e. H.
Burr has charge in Vermont show that
influenza is breaking out a little in
diHerent towns. This includes the condi-
lions in Groton where they have checked
IN over 100 cases of the maady. DR. F. w
Hartman. who was there Monday, from
Montpelier. was in 20 families. but did
not report the number of persons treated.
nr. William Lindsay went there Tues
day and DIR. w. r. Hardness will go
there to-day from Montpelier Additional
reports show nine cases in Calais: three
in West Fairlce; two cases of pneumonia
that probably developed from the flu
and 10 cases of influenza in Cornth. Thus
far Montpelier and Barre seem to be
| clear of the malady. This is proba bly,
! due to the fact that these two cities
suffered such an experience last winter
I 50 that If the cities have It this year
! probably it will only be in the mild form
Major Walter Harvey. who was con-
nected for some months with the adiu-
tant generals office and who was re-
Gently by order Of the war department
placed on the retired list. loft last Mon
day night, accompanied by his family. for
Los Angeles. Calf. where they will re-
hefore So mis- v.i,,,ar u.os cha firs+ go