Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
WATERBURY,

WATERBURY
Julian Henry Whitney died ut his home
on Greggs' nm Thursday afternoon after
II long Illness or hardening OF the arteries
He was born IN Williams,own in ls4e and
moved TO Waterbury when he was a small
boy. lie married Miss Lucy BurleIsb
and they have lived IN different places
in Waterbury, moving 10 years ago to
the home in which he died. He Is sur
vived by his widow and one sister. Mrs
Jane Miles Of AfiddleseA. The funeral
was held sunday afternoon al Two O'Clock
at his late home. with burial at the Cen
ter
The tragic death OF Mrs. Mark Eastman
threw gloom over the community Fri
day evening which grows ss the swfnl-
ness Of the case develops Coming home
from her work AZ the factory " the
Demertt company on thu sidewalk In
front of the Thomas MINIS home she
was struck by the large Packard car and
received Injuries from which she died An
hour later. Services we're held from
her late home in the Wrisley houee in
DuxburN Monday with burial In Wash.
Ing ton. kosamund y Fuller was
born In Washington +s yeare ago
the daughter OF David and Cor
della Fuller. She was educated ia the
public schools ana at Montpelier Semi
nsry. teaching for time. Twenty four
years ago she was married In Esst Barre
TO Mark Eastnan. Their home has been
in this vicinity for eight years She IA
survived by her husband and four chill
dren. Mrs. David Caldwell of south
Byheld. Mass, Mrs. Harry Burnor OF
Moretown and Maurice and Harold at
home; also by four grandchildren; one
brother aud four sisters Alper, Fuller Of
Houghs Neck, Mass Mrs Henry Brssg
Ut Milford. MASS. Mrs Hiram TAFT Of
Worcester Mrs. George Eastman OF
south Washington and Mrs Whipple OF
lyndonviIle The deceased wac a mem
Der of the Congregational Church In VIII
Jamestown, Of Dillingham; Grange and the
Maccabees. Mrs. Eastman was hard
working woman and was carrying on
umbrella. dinner pa!i and can OF oil
The can WAS Matched and was sun under
the tree sunday with pieces or glass from
The car Mr.. Narnum coming from The
Montpelier road toward the village had
come 20 the Joining road from Dnxbury
way when four boys OF bicyclee who had
been n, the swimming pool. came from
this road. crossing the main road to get
10 the right Wiltsle Brisbln. Wallace
Greene and Earl Graves passed safely
bur victor Datoni was said 20 be hit
enough 80 he received slight bruises but
not enough 10 Keep Victor from his iieual
hustle SATURDAY II Is said that to avoid
Injury TO these boys. one Of whom IL
"a id TO have been too near the middle
Of the road. Mr.. Narnum turued the car
and al once the left hand s!de Of the
box, telephone pol. and car and then u
glance on aciOss the sidewalk TO u maple
tree in The MINIS yard. Ia the contact
Mrs. Eastman was seriously injured and
was pulled from under the car and taken
back on the lawn. Or. Hopkins almost
immediately arriving. Her clothing wac
clean .ut about her body. according 10 an
eyewitness. 50 that other protection WA
found for her. She was taken home and
everything done, but ihe waiting was
brlef. MI NathuM who IN tho COM
munlty has both sympathy aud censure
went 70 the Eastman home and did all
In his power 70 aid. not going 10 his
home until late hour ia the evening
As 10 The speed Of his car al the Time
Of the accident reports seem 10 be gov
erned by the number OF different people
who saw him. All IN ~! the feeling that
pedestrians. teams and boys On bicycles
seem 10 have little right 10 the highway
Ia sun ranking Ia people, minds but
the idea that The driver was not any
more TO blame than many otheH might
have been seems prevalent. because Of
the death the lawn party. which Dtllins-
ham Orange was TO hold Saturday eve
ming VAS indefinitely postponed The
old folks concert. given IN Duxbury town
financial, good sum being Melted for
the benefit vi the Cemetery association.
Beside soio'sts already mentioned there
"a- violin solo by Miss Gertrude MIL
ley aud hIt- solo oy Miss Annis y pal
ue". The choruses inclNded Cousin
Jrdrdiah, Old Folks al Home Home
Again and MY ChNdhOois Home
The 'os unes were attractive and inter-
eating and the work Of the tes cher. Il. @
Miller much appreciated The hail whs
well hlled. many coming from III. village
and North puxbury Accompanies for
,he evening were Mrs F. l.. Ravlin Mics
Ermina Miller and Mrs Palmer Carlyle
Childs Of Northampton. Mass. Is guest
u his sister Mrs Roy Parks
Miss dilemma Little has registered FOR
the Commercial course NJ Montpelier
seminary.
ne iuitIhl ol Jullus w nitueN was lie u
from his lste home Sunday the Rev. J
Garfield SAM. officiating. The bearer.
We're George Herbert and George Miles
of Middlesex George Towne Of Stowe ANA
Dayton Smalley OF Johnson. Among those
present from out of town We're Mrs Jane
Miles, George Miles and gilbert Miles OF
MiddleseN. Mrs. Mlcnset Herbert. Mr. and
Mrs. George Herbert aud Nj and Mrs
Arthur Bigelow Of Middlesex: Mr., and
Mrs. ORC rowne. George Towne and
daughter of stowe: Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton
Smalley and two sous Of Johnson; Mr..
and Mrs. William White and two dsueh-
ters OF Mortified, Burial was al The Cen
t'r.-David Turner escaped serious injury
when driving down the school house hill
IN South Duxbury his horse stumbled
and practically turned over. breaking the
thlls and overturning the wagon IN whiAh
Mr.. Turner was riding. The horse and
rider remained uniniured Miss Annie
Dorothy Palmer went to Randolph Tues
day having accepted the position Of
dietitian 1T the Randolph sanitarium.-
Miss Beatrice Hart is 10 be with Mrs
William Gleason for the school year
Rudolph Eishenhemier herdman at the
Vermont state hospital farm started
Monday for Middlabury fair taking four
teen head Of registered stock. four males
and ten females. lie has with him helper
and will personally look after the stock.
From Middlebury they 20 To Rutland,
then to the Eastern states Exposition
at Springfield. Mass, and from there TO
the state fair AT White River junction,
Last wear the stock was well received in
all places and il IL expected that theS
will come back with ribbons and PRICES.
Miss Helen Roscoe of Barre is suest or