Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs Caroline Hadlcy) McKnlop. aged
years, wife of the Row. +. s. Mc1<illop,
led about four o'clock Thursday morn
ng at her home on Allen street after an
illness of several months Private funeral
ervices were held at the house Friday
Aternoon at 2:50 o'clock. the Rev. j. T.
5harman, pastor OF the First Baptist
phuroh. officiating, The remains were
placed In the vault of Greenwood cemo-
cry and later will be taken to the Bay
or burial In the family lot. Friends are
lsared to omit flowers. Mrs. McKillop
res born In Stanbridgc. Que, and her
narirage to Mr.. McKillop took place in
"a or over A years ago. She had made
ser homo In st. Adams 81 years. Besides
Ter hue oand she IL survived by three
IONS, Dc maid !. Of Saskatchewan. Wilfrid
4. Of Alberta and William s. of this city:
llso by a sister, Miss Corinthia c, Hadley
4 the Bay She was a member Of the
Baptist Church.
Elmer Wilfred Renaudette, infant son
pf Mr., and Mrs, Wifred Renaudette of
sower Weldon street. died Thursday
norring after two weeks illness, Fu-
I~ral services will be held at the house
friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
lurial took place In Mount Calvary ceme-
cry. Besides his parents. the child Is sur
lived by two sisters and three brothers.
Charles A. Ryan Of Rublee street is
n serious condition at the st. Albans
hospital, where he was taken following
IN accident which he suffered while work
ue In his garden He fell from n sled
rawu by a span OF horses and struck
Pn the back Of his head. The horses
'tarted quickly, throwing Mr.. Ryan to
he ground and evidently he struck on
tone or some other hard substance. At
trst he suffered no i'll effects, but soon
After going Into the house he began to
complain of q terrible pain in his head
md soon iapsed into unconsciousness.
Dr. Alan Davidson was summoned and
bound Mr.. Ryan suffering from con-
eussion Of tho brain.
Following a conference Of a committee
rom the Teachers League with the city
board Of school commissioners the board
ut a meeting Tuesday evening voted to
request tho city council to call special
meeting for the purpose Of voting an
Extra tax OF 30 cents for schools In addi-
lion to the 30 cents allowed by the city
charter. The committee from the Teach
Prs League presented a budget to the
board showing that the expenses of
eachers in this city amounted to over
1000 a year and that, therefore, tho
minimum salary of $500 which had been
voted would be inadequate.
Twins, Frances Ada and Pietro
Antonio, were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Fortune of Lake street Sunday morning.
Miss j. Kathryn Holmes, who is to be
married April to Lieut.. Randall Russell,
entertained at trousseau tea at her
l'tle on North Main street Thursday
afternoon. About o young women were
present. Mrs. Leo F. Wilson poured and
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McFeeters, Mrs. J. Arthur Twigg and
Mrs. T. S. Houghton served.
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Caroline Hadley) McKillop. aged n
years, wife of the Rev. p. S. McKillop,
who died early Thursday morning after
long illness. were held at her late home
III Allen street yesterday afternoon at
,:3O O'Clock. The Rev. J. T. Sharman Of
iciated. The bearers were: o. N. Pease,
E. w. Foster. c. B. Allen and H. Button.
The body was placed in the vault of
Greenwood cemetery and later will be
taken to the Bay cemetery for burial in
the family lot.
News has been received of the birth
pr a son. Donald SAGE Mackay Jr., to
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald sage Mackay of
New York.
The funeral of Patrick OGrady, aged
% years. who died Saturday morning
pit $3.50 O'Clock at the home of his daugh.
ter. Mrs Margaret Brann. after a long
illness. will be held at st. Mary's Church
his morning at nine O'Clock, the Rev
j. Boyle officiating. The body was
aiken on Train No. 2 at 1925 O'Clock
o Northfield. where burial took place
In the family lot Mr.. O'Grady is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Brann ant
Mrs. John Ryan Of Brighton. Mass. ant
four sons Donald l.. of Rutland. John Of
Roxbury. Michael Of Montpelier ant
James of this city
Isaac Chase died Saturday morning a.
three O'Clock at the home Of his daugh
Ter Mrs. Ralph K. Chase on High street
where he has made his home about clever
years. Funeral services were hello
PIT his late home Monday afternoon at two
O'CLOCK, the Rev. Stanley Cummings pas
tor OF the First Congregational Church
Pmciatlng The remains were placed
n the vault Of Greenwood cemetery anc
alter will be taken to North Cambride,
for burial in the family lot Mr.. Chas
was born July 2. 1910, in Fletcher In 1856
he married Miss Harriet Gates, who die,
1910. He is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Edward d. Weage of Cloverdale
;aiif', and Mrs. Ralph X. Chase of thi
city, and one son. Horatio T. Chase O
Mrs. Mary E. Blaisdel Of Chicago.
News has been received OF the dealt
pr Mrs. Alice (Eldred) Putnam, aged 6
years, formerly of st. Adams. The de
ceased was the widow of Burton r. Put
nam. Mrs. Putnam died at the State hos
pital at Waterbury, whore she had bee
or 10 years. Mrs. Putnam was born Il
Bakersfield November %, 1857 but spen
greater part of her early life in 81
Adams She was a member OF the Firs
Baptist Church in this city for man
years. or large number of children Dor
10 her one son and six daughters sur
we, VIZ: Charles B. Putnam of Tro,
~ Y, Mrs. f. H. Address, Mrs Murtl
Mckinney of Georgia, Mrs. C. c. Under
wood of the Highgate road, Mrs. c. II
tionsinger of Spencer. Mass, Mrs. Flor
Waterman of Omaha, Nebr., and Mis-
Nora Putnam of Fairfax; also by tw
brothers, Warren w. and John Eldre
Of Montgomery and large number O
grand children and Observation-Disclosures
Her husband died suddenly three year
ago In this city. The body of Mrs. Putnar
will be brought here accompanied by he
son, Charles b. Putnam and the buria
will take place at Greens Corners.
News has been received of the marriag
Saturday of Miss Mabel A. Hancocl
formerly of this city, who has been spend
Ing several months in Los Angeles, Calf
and George Simpson of Los Angeles. fol-
merly of st. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
son will make their home in Albuquerqu
New Mexico.
Funeral services for Charles A. Ryai