Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-08

deaths of persons ovoC 20 years OF age, :;
between 10 aud 90, !; between 80 ana 90,
] between 30 and 30. 81 less than ono year.
=. number of marriages Z; average age
of groom 4la years; average age of bride,
81 yclrs.-Fred Bryant was home from
Middlcbury College oveg Suuda y.--I'rday
morning was the coolest of the winter.
thus far mercury registering % below
zero In some parts of the town.-Thc con-
cert for the benefit of the library will
he held in the Union church on the even
ings of Feb. . and To- The singers have
been drilling under the direction of +. l..
Jaskson of Plainseld for the past three
weeks. and all who attend will be sure 10
be highly entertained, beside helping in n
worthy cause.
Charles Hayward, aged 81 years. died
very suddenly Tuesday morning at his
home in West Lincoln. After eating his
breakfast he was ezed with pains in his
stomach ana died in a few minutes. He
had had spells of heart trouble and that
is supposed to have caused his death. The
funeia III will be held from the Union church
Friday Il. . p. m--William H. Sargent re-
coivcd quite an injury Tuesday by the
breaking of "A char in which he was sit
ting. one rib was broken and he was
otherwise injured.
ORWELL.
Miss Essie Roberts is visiting in AL
hany.-ficrman Allen hurt his hand quite
badly Wednesday while cutting ice. a
largo cake falling upon 1t. Fortunately
no bones We're hroken.-lwo chi'dren or
Mr. and Mrs Godette are sick with
whoopinR cough.-Mr. Powers of Bridport
Is visiting his daughter Mrs George
Smit th.--Lodgc No. 40, /. O. q. T. have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: c. r., MIR. r. j. Bruce V. T"
Mrs. William Cassavaueh: f. S Mr.. Her
man Allen: r S Miss Eva NJ. Ahbe ';
Treas. Mrs. ]. f.. Swift; NJ. Mr.. William
C1ssavauph. C. Rev Eoniariu Swift
~ r. WriCht is out Of town for a few
days-Michacl Crouin is IN Itilport carr
Ing for Mir Flctcher's son, who is very
sick
Miss IIbbard gave the pupils of her
school a sleigh ride to Shoreham last Fri
dav evening.-Miss Nellie Briggs of
Brandon spent Sunday with Miss Jennie
Hack.-NIiss Potter of Benson spent Sun
day with Mrs Charles Stay The Mis-
s;onaty society meet with Mrs Ida Irving
on Wcdn, sday, Feb I. Subject consider
ed was "Old and New Japan."-L. y.
lily leaves This week for Brookivn.
whore he has secured "A position as house
tinlsher-AIr and Mrs. John RAYMOND are
in Middlobury for a few days.-The Y T..
s C. f. observed Endeavor dav Sunday
evening. Feb 4 using the exercise written
lv Dr F. f.. clark. "Things that Endure s.
-The Fortnightly clup meet with Mrs
Banian,in Franklin
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BhllfONI'
The funeral of Darius Brooks. an old
resident of this town, was held at his late
residence III the west part Of the town
Saturday morning. and the remains were
taken across the lake for buIial.--Bv.or
is being made to have rural delivers
route established from Middlcbury 10 thc
corner. west of G. +. Cranes and bach
through NcYhfldge-l htLe son OF
was more comfortable Friday night.
Mrs Fred Harris. who has been quit,
| i'll. is improyine.-Charlos Wing has ar
injured shoulder. the result of falling
from y load Of hay.-Dorastus Brook.
died last week Wednesday, The remain,
were taken TO Crown Point for functa
services and burial-The little son OF f
4 w. Fletcher. who was critically i'll foi
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