Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-04
CH1TTENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSkI.

Two deaths occurred in Winoosu Fri
day: both were old men and both long
time residents Robert Gadue passed away
very suddenly at 2:45 in the afternoon
while at work loading a big wagon with
saw dust at the shaving shed of the screen
shops. He braced himself to tighten a
chain on the rear Of the load when one
foot slipped d little and he was seen 10
lose his grip. He slowly fell back and lay
an a heap osl the saw dust. In two mill
utes he was dead. lie was apparently in
the best of health up to the time he eX-
pired William Seymour spoke to him but
he simply groaned and died. DR.. Peck was
summoned and pronounced the cause ot
death heart failure. which trouble MIR. Ga
due was subject to somewhat. He was
born "a years ago May = at st. Hyacinth.
Canada, but early came to Winooskl lie
married Angehne larochclle by whom he
mad seven children, all llNElg. W. G., Jane,
Frank Napoleon, Emma, FellX ana cara.
Mi Gaduc married again some years after
the death of his wife. His second wife
expired suddenly May 1st, 1893, of heart
failure.
MIR. Joseph +. St. Germain died at the
home of has son, DR.. ST. German, on Wea-
Yer street Friday morning after an i'll
ness of is days He Mas born in St. Marie,
Canada Dee. /. 1910 and came to Wnooski
when one year old a:d with the exception
of % years has always lived here.
Mrs. NJ. +. I. Dodge has returned from
Chicago
The advertised letters at the postoifCe
are as follows: will Archie, l.. d. Devino
Phillip Guyette Mike Kukles. Addir Lo-
clair. Gray,on Moore, W. II. Mctlroy,
Madame John Seymour, Alison Winters
Mrs Frank Bacon died Saturday night
after a weeks illness. The burial occurred
Monday morninCat O'Clock at St Franci.
Xavier church,
! The most important real estate deal ir
town since the sale of th, Moolcn. col
chester and worsted mills is the trarsfe,
of the machine snops OF Edwards & ste.
vens to Mr.. ]. w. Edwards who has beer
bookkeeper foe the concern during the
mast nine years The propertv has not
FORMALLY bean turned over as vet hui
there is every probability of the trlnsac.
tior being finished in a few DAYS. Sine,
1857. when the shors wer,. starred the in.
dustrv has heen one of the most inport.
ant and successful In WInoosrI Tho
business was originally established b,
Nessrs A r Edwards and 4 ]. stevens
who have both been active plgtutrs IN,
entire time since. Mr.. Frank .Tunen wa,
also for A good many years A member o
the firm but retired in l,97. The plan
covers oyer two acres. aii,cent to th,
WircosN river and extending beyond ca
nal street north. previous to the disag
trous fire of January l. lS9> the plan
comprised a factory 60y175 feet in dime n
sions with a large number of other build
ings utilized for minor one.ations. Tn,
main factory was entirely destroyed hl
this fire The firm however, purchase
new machinery and continued busin, SIS al
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Mrs Adlor Roufor died Of rneumonia YES