Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26
WEST BERKSHIRE
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. n. G. Samson has moved to her
sons, r.. l.. Samsons. since the death OF
her husband.-Mrs. Eliza Macomher died
of pneumonia January l7th.-Mr. ana MIS-
Seth Gordon of Chazy, -. y, We're in
town last week.-Mrs.. w. w. Winch re-
turned to her home in Jay. y. y. last
week.-Mrs.. S. Reynolds is visiting III
Chazy, n. Y.-H. L. Griswold. S. S. Girls
void. Rupert Barney, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ley Macombcr, all near relatives of Mrs.
p. W. Barney. went to burlington on Sun
day to meet Miss Helen Barney upon her
arrival, Some other relatives We're de-
tanned from going to Burlington to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Barney on ac-
count of sicllne%s.--There are still many
cases Of grip in town, though it seems to
he on the decline.
Mr.. and Mrs p. f.. Wilsey are engaged
for the coming year as managers at the
l.. and l.. Mott home in South Hero
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Minkler have a
daughter.
SOUTH HERO.
Miss Grace Keoler returned to Burlng-
ton Monday, after spending several days
at home on account Of sickness. She IS
employed at tho Home.-The funeral Of
Daniel Wadsworth was held at 5. T.
Wadsworth's Sunday at / o'clock. Mr.
Wadsworth had bean confined to his
room for many years with rheumat isn
| and for some time had been gradually
failing, until Friday morning he passed
| away. He was So years old. He was q
soldier in the Civil war and several of his
comrades attended his funeral and were
the bearers. Rev. C. w. Ross ofciated
Mr. end Mrs. Charles Walker, of Nor
| wood, n. Y, are visiting in town.-Thcre
| is to be n blanket race on the bay Satur-
day, the 2Sth inst.--Mr and Mrs. Juar
| Robinson were very pleasantly surprised
by few friends last Friday evening, il
being the oath anniversary of their mar
riage Light refreshments We're scrvec
and the evening passed very pleasantly
| Franklin Larosa has been suffering from
an ahscess on his foot for the past two oil
| three weeks, and last Thursday he was
taken to Burlington 10 the hospital fol
treatment.-Dr. Petty is stil confined tc
4 the house but is said to be improving.
NORTH HERO.
Rev j. @, Angel is to exchange pulpit.
with Rev CT. w Burke of Isle La Motto
next Sunday morning, Jan. 90 MI. Burk,
will hold services in the evening IN this
church to baptize all of the converts OF
the recent revival and take them into tn,
church on probation.-Mrs L. j. tiutcn
ms has been quite i'll but Is better now.
ALBURG.
This community was shocked to hear OF
jr., former resident and son of John 9
McGregor, at his home in Mlttoneasue
Mass, of grip and measles. He leaves
wife and young child The remains were
brought here Monday night and funtra
services were held Tuesday afternoon
Rev. " NJ. Fowler ofiicatng.-The oyste
} supper at the Methodist church the 1911
inst. for the benefit of the pastor Rev
y. NJ Fowler, netted about so Owing Il
the great amount of sickness in this anC
surrounding towns there was not larg
attendance.-Rev, and Mrs David Marvin
} are still sick with the grip, and the latte
is confined to the bed.-1'he infant son o
w. r.. Nantine has been threatened will
lung fever, but is better, and now Mr.
Vantine is seriously i'll with the grip
Mrs. Sally Brayton is very sick with tn
Erip-Mrs, II. r. Darby is able to rid
out Mrs. II. W. Marvin, who has beei
i'll with the grip, is much better,-Mrs
William Clark is still under tn. doct 1r'
care, but is improving. Miss JuNa Wood
worth Is better, and her physician Ia
) hopes OF her recovery.-The Catholic so