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

WARREN
John Mcbus was In Montpelier ,hs nSst
OF tho week.-Mrs.. Lzxie Davfs Of
Randolph has been In town the paAt 10
lays caring for Leon Brovn's family,
who have had the prevailing distemper.
They are much better at this wyiung.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Rick cts spent sever.
al days In stockbHdge the past week.-
w. r.. Densrnore Of Novthneld was I'm
town last Friday to conduct An auction At
the home OF the late A. Van Deusen.--L.
n. Colby was in Randolph the past week.
Mrs. Jessie Rodgers. who has been
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Eatey. for
the past six weeks. has returned to her
homo in New Iondon.-Esarl Fuller WAS In
Montpelier the past week and purchased
a pair Of heavy work horses.-Fred
johnson and son. Wilbur of Randolph,
arc spending a few days IN town.-The
stage drive was unable TO make the trip
ACROSS the Friday and satur-
day on account of bad roads.
WATERBURY
o. A. Seabury died March 10.
He had been in poor health for some time.
One Of the native sons. a familiar figure
to all and probably one Of the best
veraed men In the towns past his per-
sonality has besn much missed for the
past two years since which time he hiss
been In failing health with arterio-
eohleiosis. In the Seabury home, where
his nieces and sister-in-law have given
OF themselves for his comfort and hap
piress. his absence will he strongly felt.
Ever ready with a word Of greeting and
henrty welcome ali Will mourn the pass
i~~ xF n~AA2- - ~A- .ph., IN
connecting links TO the history and life
Of that generation. Ovid Arioch seabury
was born IN Waterbury on the place
whore he died. August q. 1913. the eon Of
John and Calista tThompson) seabury.
he WIS educated in the school Of the
town and specialized In tho keeping Of
books n managerial positions. while
the Colby Wr1nger company wa m i'm
poytsnt factor In the business Of the town.
Mr.. Seabury was with them and later
went to Montpelier and Boston. For some
time he was in Omaha, Neb.. being as
ISOLATED with George Joslyn. His later
business interests were in Albany. n. Y.
from which city ne came Boon after the
death of his brother. Since then h has
practically retired from activc business
except for part time. Tho deceased lis the
last of a family OF eight and was familiar
- AhV"u " ANo sDCoA0Iy. Nh 6lU~
ter died last fall. He is the last
of the family of hat generation.
He mover married. his fiance, Miss Emma
Stewart Of this village dying about the
time they were TO he married, prepAra-
ticne for the wedding being practically
completed. He was a regular attendant
Of the Congregational Church and Q MEM
Der Of the Twenty-Five caub. HIS nieees
ard nephews in this town who were par
ticularly neey 20 him wore the Misses
Mae and Alice 6esbury, W. H. EaAbuy
and Mrs. Minnie Farrell. also NN Jse-
sic wheeler Oreepe Of California, Jesse
Joslyn OF Montpelier and Bert Joalyn
Of waitsfe,d. Services vere held ~
the seabuYy home Saturday afternoon
with burial in the family lot in the VII
Iage cemetery-Nr. jessie Douglass.
widow OF Alber, Douglass, died
at her home here IN the village Wednes-
day March 10 Of pneumonia. She was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mira. JONI Marshall
Of the Center and was about % WARS Of
age. She IS survived by seven children.
Elmer. Ethel. wife OF Floyd Edward..
Ines, wife Of william Lee. Earl. Ernest.
Robert and Ruby: also by three brothers
and one sister. William Marshall, Daniel
Marshall and Clarence Marshall Of this
town and Mrs. william Gray Of Mont
lipelier. The funerul WAS held Sstur-
day from her late homs.-The fu-
neral of Daniel Hurley was held at his
homo near the tale mine March 10 in
the same house whore that OF William
Tague was held the wcek previous. Both
died from pneumonia. Th~ Rev. r., G..
Hayes oficiated at the funerals. ~
body of MT. Hurley was taken to Mont.
pelier and put In the tomb 20 await burial
in Fairlee IN the sprfrg.
Tho funeral Of O. A. SeaDury WAS hold
at tho Seabury homo Saturday afternoon.
the Rev. Edward c. Hayes ofnciating.
The bearers we're: w. H., Seabury, DR..
II. II, Fullerton. r. ". Campbell and
Jesse toslyn. Among those present from
out Of Town were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Joslyh OF Montpelier and Loren Richard
son Of C~oncord.-The section which suf-
fered the most from The high water of
Friday night was the Scrabble Hill
road In Duxbury. upon which three
bridges went out, the "French Hill"
Half Way" and "Wilder Thomas
bridges, the hrst two being on tho State
road 10 Cancels Hump, The brook upon
which these bridges were situated wal
cleared water and ice rushing through
down to the river, Mrs, A. J. Durkee
went ovor two OF the bridges about nine
o'clock that eveniRs, not Noticing but
everything was all right. At II, George
byFah Morse, who works at the electric
plant came an tho hill road Oh his jumper
ana nearly went into tho stream az the
French Hin bridge WAS gone 1T that time.
The Duxbury selectmsn looked over the
ground saturday and made ARRANGEMENTS
for temporary repairs,
Mrs, V, IL. Duoas died Saturday night.
MIR, Ducas !. the proprietor OF the Con-
cord Candy Kitchen and by his courtesy
has made many friends. His wife has
also been much there and has made
acquaintances vino deeply feel her going
and mourn with the husband and chill
dren, hhe was horn in Greece q years
ago her maiden name being Angie pedros.
Soon after being established In usine
here v, X, pucas brought his bride, Be-
side her husband. young daughter, Lulu,
and seven weeks old daughter, she is sur
vived by two sisters In 0reeee, one
brother on the way back to the old eeun-
try and one brsther in Bennington, who
is now here. The funeral was held a, her
late home, Tuesday morning, the
Rev, A%rsenies Taiikaris of Montreal
officiating, Others from Montreal at
tending were Constantine AisxOpeulos
and Harry Tetruies. Others present
from out Of town were q, n, Poulos.
G, II, Pappas, Mr., and Mrs, Skon-
talks, Mr., and Mrs, j, Lines, Miss Lines,
Mrs. r. Lines, j, Nanthrakis, q, skon-
talks and j. Pappas of Burlingtonl i,