Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04

she came to Montpelier and rece,ved
most of her education In the schools here
graduating from Montpelier hieb school.
atter which, when she recovered her
neaith. she entered the employ of the
STATE departments and finally became at
tached to the agricultural department
Hne was very popular with large circle
OF friends and was n musician of con-
siderable merit. She is survived by her
parents and two sisters Mrs. Barnard
Lewis OF Boston and Mrs. Levi Kelley
OF montpelier The funeral was held at 2:9O
CLOCK Saturday afternoon.
washington County court will con-
vene at 1000 o'clock March Q in Mont
peher with Judge Harric r. Chase of
brattleboro, presiding The trial calen-
dar is smaller than usual and has 81
cases set for the jury calendar and 81
cases set to the court calendar some
OF which Will probably be disposed Of
perorc trial occurs for process of set
tlement is under way, IL IL known in
some of them. The fiyst case on the
docket is a State case which Is some
thing out of the ordinary. for generally
these are tried in Washington county
when the jury work is done. The case
Is state vs. Dewey IT. Hanley, alleged
larceny. etc.
-, 80. 80. a,,i"s 'on co"n-
lrood,, .,a,,, 20 49, -. w H. u
beginning March with Judge Harrie T.
Chase of Brattleboro presiding. The petit
jury was drawn Monday and a list of
the Jurymen turned over to the clerk of
the court. There have been a very few
cases entered on the docket in tho last
few days which will be ripe for trial near
,onc n. th.sa ,,.nn.s,,.. a"o as
INFO tho .,,r,,e., .,....' "o" 10 "o''
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undertaLin. h,s,,,,,aa T.. ,,..,, ",.u
r,ui r ,na 49,, =, ,,,p :"
Young ,,o,, ~ H.. a.. 10. '"e W." wv
m,,inted ,v,,h ,hn ,,,ss.m ., WI y,
Montne,io, ,ach ha,.,,,r 49,. .,, ~,
storos IL, ,h,, c,,,, Co., $50 ~. -.
tooL noesa,,to, ,f,,a, 80, A.,
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ro,s,n Go. ao,,,,,, ;s ,h., b. -
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GO, n ,i,tIs recreation ~ no On a.s,r~,s
1-ho r,,r,h.r, 10 a., na,,, f,r,,, de- -. .,,..,
~ chnngo ,h., n,iic,. ~ tho h,.innss T,,.,
storc viii he Lnon., =. ,hn yoihoin, .,nrn
rh.,. ,,,, nynor, g. ,n.o,, .h. aa,,,, Ill.
s,,nd,rd Io,h nc ,ho ro,,o ,,o, n.bn
have lived IN Mon, neicr wclI ,owar ds "a
vcars ala tho,- nv, tn tho no. h,,h
having heen IN tho navy paw, was IN tho
n,hiry groun rro,, ~. r.vy ,,h,c,, c,r.
ried him into the aviation service ~ the
army. while Luke ike his brother train.
ed at Neunor, Hewa Va and was tbe,
assigned TO the 9Th Marines which was
detailed with the second division Of the
army. limo, their discharge from scryice
paul was hired nv Mr. Vo,ho,n, In tho
stor, here while I,,,,.e wont To thc North
Carolina Granite corporytion al Mt. \iry.
Previous to the war paul was eight wears
in tho Mct-uen store as buyer of domes.
tic goods while Luke was four years with
the CITY Cash market. Mr. Volho,m has
bcen hard working man since he was 1c
years of age and he plans now to have tho
recreation that he should have had when
Younger. He will visit his old home in
Sweden sometime in the coming months.
if conditions arc favorable He has Soy.
,.,aI outside interests with which he ia
connected. including trustee of the Can't
tai Savings Bank a Trust company. He
came to Mortp.)ier 20 wears ago and was
associated with L. y. Gleason for some
years in the furniture and undertaking
business but since Mr.. G.cason's death
The offices uf wire chief in Mont
heller and also in Barre have becn
&,
New England Telephone companv va.
eating to office which G. n. Collamor
held in Barrc and r. q Stranaban in
Montpclier. Mr.. Collamcr has beep So
Iectod as acting wirc chief with head
, quarters in Montne,ier and vii, have
charge of that work in R.rr. Mont
ne,ier Waterbury Norctowr AVID
Plainfie,d Mr. s,ranab.n viii he. r..-
tained nv tho comn,ny In aro,hor
capacity
T,r,n,h, n >,orru, ,,.ha ,, ,.
clerk and treasurer at the city meeting
over 40 years, giving the best part of his
life to the duties Of that office. He was
first assistant to his father in the office
and some few years before Montpelier
became CITY which u.ac in, 1905 he r-.o