Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
CHELSEA.

I'ctcr Rostousky. n Polander. who
bought an abandoned farm some six
years since, has sold his personal and
real estat" at auction and gone to Massa-
chusctts 10 live among his fellow coun-
tryHicn. where he expects to set up a
store. his health forbiddng hin, to con-
tinuc or the farm. He is reported to
have male $500 beyond his family cx-
pcnses and sold his farm for so more
than he paid.--Mrs. Viola Nkermam
Davis. wife Of William +. Davis. aged
1, years. died last week Thursday of
chronic ncphrits On the Saturday be-
fore she returned from her season at
the Profile House. Franconia Notch
where during the last % years they have
been employed together, and though much
wcaricd by her journey it was hoped
tina, she might convalescence sufficiently
"a have n comfortable winter in her cozy
home here. She was n remarkable wo-
IMAM in strength ard capacity and leaves
n large circle Of mourning ac1uaintances.
Besides her husband. an aged father.
Jonathan Il. Alderman. aged So. and two
sisters. Mrs Cheney G. McAllistcr of
Washington and Mrs Benjamin H..
Adams. Jr.. of Chelsea, survive. The
funeral was held Saturday forenoon, tina
Rev. l.. n. Moody. pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church. officiating. The body was
Inferred in tho family lot in Highland
cemetery amid many beautiful flowers
contributed by loving fricnds.-Mrs. Hale
X. Darling and Mrs. Harry L. Bryant
were in Woodstock last week in attend
ance on a meeting of the Order Of the
Eastern Star.-Gecrgc Shattuok, an old
soldier living on West Hin. died last
Sunday. aged &C years.-Mrs Elisha Bur
CESS died or Monday. Nov embcr IL of
pneumonia resulting from an attack Of
measles. 'rhis was the first death g oc-
cur in family of nine chill
drcn.-NIr. and Mrs. J. II. IIadock nave
Fem. n. H.. and come to live on the
Calvin Goodwin farm. which they bought
last spring.-Sirce Dec. last 20 persons
have been committed I" Orarg "Ouaty
jail for INVESTIGATION ana all but one
came from Wells River. having got
drunk in Woodsvillo. \ H.. a license
hamlet. and strolleG orer the Connecticut
River into the ncighborina Vermont Will
age to sober of,-M,lo T. Camp. West
Hill farmer confined at the state Insane
asylum in Waterbury during the last
four years. died on Sunday last. aged 81
years. He was buried Tuesday from the
home of his sister. Miss Relic lamp. IN
North RandOlph.-A sor was born Sun
CAY to Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. i,araw
and on Monday n daughter tn Mr.. ana
Mrs. William A. Dicknscn.--l'r David
Nuttrg, for % years missionary in
Turkey. spoke Interestingly at THE Metho-
dist Church on Sundav.-Dr. T.. G. Charl-
ton lectured in the town hall last Friday
evening on Tales from the Sea" 70 AZ
appreciative audience.-Mrs. George T..
Hatch has returned home from a twu
weeks visit to her friend. Mrs. James p.
Roberts. She also saw her son, John
" no is employed in the Waltham Watch
factory.--Mr. ana Mrs. Erdix y. Ba ION
have returned from a. visit to their so,,
Richard. who is proprietor of n stor,
in North CharlcstOwn. y. N.-Thc body
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth tMoorcl
Russell. wife of Warren Russell. was
brought here for burial ir Highland
cemetery last week, her son, Carl Russell
of Norwich. accompanying the remains
| Tho family formerly lived on the farm
On the Washington stage road now own.
cd by George s. Adams. Warren Russell
Is now in very infirm health and lives
with his son in Norwich.