Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

possession. MT. Clapper will reside in
Newburgh, N. Y.-Mrs. r.. S. Mathews
Mrs. r. j. Chase and Mrs. T.. A. Hasel-
tine are all on tho list of sick.-Miss Ruth
Barnum Is employed in the Long island
state hospital at Brooklyn. n. Y.-Mrs.
Hicr. an aged lady Of South Bristol. died
Friday The funeral was held Sunday
j. r.. Jcnncy and Ward Colby have en-.
tered the employ Of the New Haven Mills
Manufacturing Co.-Cardell, son of Dr.
and Mrs. a. NJ. Norton, IL quite ill.--Thc
water pipes arc freezing throughout the
village. Maple. Spring and Garfield
streets ere badly affected.-Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Patnaude Of Shoreham have been
visiting in town tho past week--Isegin-
ming Monday, the followins stores close
ut $50 Monday Thursday and Friday
nights: T. ]. Bristol, +. ]. e. II. G.. r..
Bristol and Day 4 Palmer Four deer
were soon east OF the village last week
Henry :. Smith. aged 72 years, died at
his home on West street Saturday morning
with q cancer in his neck. Comradc Smith
was q member of Co. T., 5th Vermont
regiment. enlisting from New Haven
August c5. 1852. and was mustered out
June 49, 1866. He vas a member of W.
G. Dunton Post. G. A. r., and was for
several years their nuartcrmastcr. He
leaves three children. Mrs. Nellie
Schulenburg Of Joliet. H.. Benjamin of
Plymouth, y. H., and Ralph of Lincoln.
His children were all hero when he died.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at two O'Clock from the housc-A tclc-
gram was received Saturday by r. A.
Young Informing him that his son, DR..
+. II. Young, was critically i'll with rneu-
inonia at his home in Buffalo. y. y.
Mrs $. +. Perry will load tho Christian
Endcavor meeting M tho Baptist Church
next Sunday cvcnng.-Anothcr iowelr;'
store Is To he started hore.-Mr and Mrs.
Il. 4. Young went to Buffalo, n. y.
SATURDAY.. called there by the critical i'll
n"ss Of their son. Or f.. II. Young
i'he funeral Of Mrs. Her was held from
her late horo in South Br;stol Sunday.
rho intormrnt was in Monttoii. the IL
tie daughter of MIR. and Mrs f.. IA. A.
wood has boon seriously III fer several
days. 'rha thermometer registered - to
81 degrees below zero here Sunday morn
ng.-Suhscription papers are hcing cir
c,latcd to ralse funds to procur" Sasolcn"
nrps to b. placed on Church. North
aud West streets. A lNl-candlc power
lamp has beer put up on Pleasant street.
--Episcolril services VIII -he conducted
hy tho REV NJ l.. " oolscy of Ncrrcnnc,.
- W. Nuyes. Who has been in poor
health for several years, has been worse
the pas. week "A telegram was received
here Sunday saving that DR.. Edison II.
Young was dead at his homo IN Buffalo.
NY His bro ther-in-ldw Durwoud Pdrn,-
lee. started SUNDAY night for Buffalo
Tho Rev. Father ID. T.. Coffey went IN
burlington Monday. Deputy Sheriff q.
S. I'arr has been appointed truant Of
iiccr.-S. NJ. Cot has resigned as janitor
Of the Baptist Chlrch.--E. j.. l'nliner is
On the lis. of sick.--Mrs. l.. Il. Gdndon
Is in poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. iiam-
mond buried a young child Tuesday.
rhe funeral Of Henry s. Smith was
held from his te home On West stree
Monday afternoon. here was Il large
attendance. The t.cv. Silas Perry, the
Baptist pastor oiticiated. A. II. Grow
had charge of the funeral arrangements
The caskct was drapcd with bunting and
The national colors placed on the caskct.
IL" burial was in Greenwood cemetery
by the side Of his wife. The Grand Army
burial service was used at the grave. The
bearers wcr" Comrades g. l.. Bartlett
John lianlon. +. Grcenough, X. NJ Carl
II. T. Peck and r. l.. Smith,. H. COL
Inns, principal of The Walling ford high
school. is the guest Of Principal W. H.
Rots lord.-Olin Ryan has gone to Green
field. Mass, VIII re lie has Il sitl,ation.--
The water in the village H. low. The
pipes are frozen, every street being af
focted. r. G. Martin. with W. T.. Green
Il CO.. Of Burlington. was in town Tues
day.--cards are ont announcing the mar
riage Of Howard S. Hin OF this town and
Miss ,ilanche Cove of New Haven Mills
tu take place next Tu,s,iay.--C. I.noo
has the contract To carry the mail from
Bristol to Starksboro FOR the next four
ycars.-Thcrc was whist social in
|. .. .. +. hail last evening. Miss Alice
Tucker is at home from IL visit of Sow
eral days IN Salisbury.-Mrs. Il. $. Drake
is slowly recovering from ii severe attack
'of the grip Mrs &. T.. Lawrence and
her children are i'll with the grip
Paul Kichard-on has moved his family
into the Thomas tenement south of tho
villagc-Deputy Sheriff Farr. the new
truant officer IS looking after the truants
nowadays-Mr. and Mrs. &. ". Smith
are preparing 10 move to Burlhgton-
The funeral of DR.. Edison ". Young waa
held from his late home in Buffalo. y. y,
Wednesday, aftcrnoon.M Kate r. Peakc
ana r. W. Fcako are wintcring in Flor
ida.--Mrs. W. y. Newton is at home from
Lake PLACID, ~ y, where she has been
for several months. She is much im-
proved IN health.-W. S. Howden. presi-
dent Of the Bristol Manufacturing conf
pany and connected with he New Haven
Mills Manufacturing company is in very
poor health. both physically and mentally