Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-26

con4.Gcration OF all.--Last week Thomas
Matson was called to Manchester, N. H.
on account of the critical condition of his
brother, Samuel, who Is we'll known
here. He returned Saturday and reports
that now there Is chance for his BROTH
er's recovery.-L. Il. johnson, editor of the
Herald and News of Randolph, was in
townSaturday.-Mis Julietta Stebbins
returned to Washington, ID. c., Monday
The hearing of the case of Thomas Coch-
ran for assault with attempt to kill will
come off as soon as the condition of KEEL
ly, his victim will indicate the serious
ness of the affair.-Miss Minnie T.. Smith
Is making extensive repairs in her mill
inery store, having the finest display win
dow on the west side there Is in town.
Two houses in Gouldsville are quarantined
for diphtheria. Charles Ingalls, and son
are sick: also a child of Edison Wiley
The first signs of feeling which Mrs
Marsh has shown since her being suspect
ed of poisoning her husband were evident
when the train was speeding on toward
Montpelier. She sobbed bitterly. The
prospect of many months In jail was over
powerng. Public sentiment demanded
her being bound over for appearance at
the County Court, but public opinion does
not seem to be unanimous that she will be
convicted.-A. F. Booth who has been
spending the week here. preached in Beth
ell Sunday.
Samuel Loveland of Rutland, son of
Josiah s. Loveland, Is visiting his parents.
Charles Buzzell, whose condition has
been such 1t was contemplated taking hin
to the Waterbury Insane Asylum, is not
able 10 go, having grown too weak.-Chas.
Parker of Springfield. Mass, spent Sun
day In town.-The ladies of St. Mary's
parish have q sociable Thursday evening.
AT 5:25 Sunday morning an alarm of fire
was rung. Smoke and flames were seen
rising from the ell part of w. T.. Nichols
mousse. Both engines quickly responded
but No. l did not unreel. After an hours
work the fire was completely extinguished
About $500 will repair the DAMAGE nsur-
ed
WAITSFIELD.
j. C. Josln OF Maiden, Mass, visited his
parents and other friends in town "A few
days last week.-Some Is or 20 would-be
school-ma'ams took the examination by
County Examiner Mathison of Barre last
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Wiliam Strong
was at home from Waterbury, where he
Is Mt work. over Saturday and Sunday
Rev. A. b. Enright attended the quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist church
at Waterbury last Sunday and Rev. w. NJ
newton or that place conducted the SER
vices at the Methodist church here in eX-
change after rapid decline of a few
months with quick consumption, Lewis X.
Joslln died at an early hour Saturday
morning Mr.. Josln had for the past 20
years been one of the leading business
men of this town and besides conducting
an extensive mercantile business had
owned and carried on one of the largest
and most productive farms in the valley.
He will be greatly missed in this COM
munity. y widow and three children sur
vive him. The funeral services were held
at the residence on Tuesday, the 24th, at
o'clock, Rev. j. Edward Wright OF Mont
/ a nc ~
III with scarlet fcver.-Mrs. John w. Greg
ory Is quite Ill with heart trouble. Mrs
Cady, James and William Dale and
Thomas Maxwell are all confined to the
house by iHness.-On account of the severe
storm of last Thursday and Friday the
concert that was to have been given on
Friday evening at the METHODIST church
by the NJ s. Mandolin. Guit.l and Banjo
clubs has been postpor ed to date that
will be announced later, but probably the
early part Of next week.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. ]. C. Brown is visiting relatives in
town.-Ned. Wells works for q. A. Wilbur
this sugar season.-Mrs. Leonard Wells ia
still confined to her bed.-.Mrs. Elnora
Gonyeau OF Colchester is visiting her
brother, Frank Batchelder.
NORTH FAYsToN.
Mrs j. T. Browne is tmproving.-Mary,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Porter,
has been III the past Week.-Mrs. Mary
Marble has gone to Waterbury Centre
school again.-Mr, j. A. Grandheld lost
one OF his work horses last week.-Frod
Carroll has been appointed school superin-
tendent instead OF J. B. Thompson.
Norton has moved his family into Mrs. r.
e. ingalls,, place and he has gone to work
for John Tucker Of North Duxbury,
CABOT.
The funeral Of NJ. j. Stone occurred
March II. He died from catarrhal pneu-
monia, aged Is years. Mr.. Stone was the
last survivor OF a large family his parents
being pioneer townspeople. A wife and
two sons survive.-The new pipe organ for
the Methodist church has arrived and re-
pairs will soon be made on the church,
Madge Williams, who Is Ill with peritonitis
Is improving. Thomas Osgood came home
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