Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-09

at Frank Shaw s.-Mrs. Harlan Stoddard
and daughter Lena of Waitsfeld were in
town last week to visit Mrs. Ellen Spald-
ing, who has hcen i'll for few days, but
Bragg and daughter Waugh were in
Watstield last week, called there
by the death of their nd-daughter.
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
lace.-Mr. and Mrs David Blair are very
sick with the grp.-H. r. and f.. c.
Catchapaw are in Monkton, called there
by the illness of their mother, Mrs. z. S.
Paige-Mrs r. c. Sterling has the grip.
NORTH FAYSTON.
MIR. and Mrs Eugene Smith visited Mrs.
Smiths parents in DuXbury last week.
Arthur Marble and wife have bought the
&c. Il. NJ. Celley house, which they will soon
occupy.-Miss Luna L. Howe Is home
caring for her mother, who remains quite
ill.-Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Marble spent a
few days in Waitsheld with his sister
Mrs. A. Pierce.--Mr. and Mrs John nellie
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman and James
nellie attended the funeral of Eugene Nc
Carly at Waitsfield.-M Arthur Boycc,
Mrs r. ]. Somervile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen johnson and Mrs. John McCarty
are all sick.-VeInon Griffith draws over
1890 feet to a load down to H. o. Wards
mill in Moretown
CABOT
w z. Lance and w. d. Wells attended
the musical convention at Peacham last
week.--Rev. Mr.. Kelly OF South Woodbury.
+ will exchange with Rev. MIR Hartwell
next Sunday.-Morse Bros. will have an
auction sale of their store Saturday evcn-
ing. Their gas plant has been installed
A lyceum will be held at Lower Cabot on
Friday evening.-Misses Addie and Belle
Smith, Julia Goodale, Mary McAllister and
Garlic Hills have concluded their schools
I
musical convention and concert will be
held at the conclusion of the term of the
singing school.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
! There were no church services last Sun
day on account OF the illness of the pastor.
The sickness continues unabated.-E e
| Goodel lost his life last Thursday while
at work IN the woods On the Jewctt Carr
place in West Woodbury.. He and Mr..
Cars son had been saving down a tree
and as it fell it splintered. Mr., Carr sew
cred it with his AK and it flew back strik-
ing Mr. Goodell in the head and causing
instant death. He leaves a wife and two
children.
WORCESTER.
Notice of the death of William Utton
at Morrsyille last week was a shock to
this community. Uncle William" was a
we'll known and respected citizen of tn Is
town for more than 80 years.--MrS. Carlos
Hatch died Saturday night last from
pneumonia, resulting from the erip.-The
venerable widow of the late Martin G.
Brown is critically ilL-Mrs. Agnes Alb
bott returned to her home in Boston on
Saturday.-Guy Bancroft and wife of East
| Calais, spent Sunday in toWn.-GeorSt
! Hinkson got one foot badly jammed
whilst rolling logs last week.-Dr. c. n
Hunt of Montpelier was called here Fri
day and Saturday by the critical illness OF
his father, Chauncey Hunt.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. John Livingston is very sick will
the grip.-School No, / closed two day.
last week on account of the illness of the
teacher Miss Josie Prentss.-Miss Hattie
Fitzpatrick is at home from Montpelier L
care for her grandmother, Mrs. Isabel
Smith, who is quite i'll with grip.