Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
FIRES ABOUT WINDSOR.

Four horses. two hogs and 10 cows
persisted. The loss is $1,000. The
cause is unknown. Tho timely dis
covcry OF fire in Putnam's bakery pre-
vented loss. The fires are believed to
have been inccndiary. The fire that
caught Thursday in the pine woods
north of the village is under control
by 100 men. The Backus saw mill in
Hartland was burned Saturday morn
ing. The loss is $1,000. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
SONS OF VETERANS PROGRAMME.
The programme of the Bird annual en-
campmcnt of the Vermont DIVISION SONS
of Veterans, to be held in conjunction
with the 18th annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Division. Ladies' Aid societies OF the
Sons of Veterans. to be held in Richford
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June
Il. IA and l.. is as follows: Tuesday. o.
M, reception and bal! given by capt j.
\. Culver Camp. No. II, or Richforu III
Aver Opera Hall; Wednesday. a. M
opening of cncampment and roll call OF
officers; 9:lj a. H., session OF committee on
| credentials: $50 Il. M. report OF committee
on credentials. roll call Of members; APP
pointinent OF committees; reports OF ON
Gers; reference of communications OIL
camps and individuals: Il M, recess; l;D
r. M. oncampment session. reading o'
minutes, reports of committees, report OF
division council, unfinished business. new
business, election of officers: n. M. camI
fire at Ayers Opera House: Thursday,
n. M. installation of officers reading OF
minutes, closing of encampmcnt.
DEATH or DIR. S. n. GOsS.
! rr. Story y. Goss. a we'll known and
successful physician of Chelsea died
| Thursday evening at five o'clock after
AN illness of several months with loco
motor ataNia. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. 1'r
Goss was born in Waterford February .
| I$.l. and was graduated from the modI-
| cal Department of Dartmouth College IL
1856. After graduating he took another
course in medicine in New York ard also
entered n hospital there. In 1851 he went
to Georgia to practice his profession
He was assistant surgeon in the Ninth
Vermont volunteers in ls62-i} and was
| acting assistant surgeon in the United
states army in 1S6}64. He came to Chcl-
| sea in 1870 and had lived there ever Since
| He sold his practice last fall. He Is
survived by his wife. VINO was Mss Ana
Eliza Vincent. and four children. Or
Arthur v. Go's of Taunton. Mass Iarr,
II. Goss Of Providence, r. l., Walter s
Goss Of Montpelier, and Mrs, J, Il. Fish
of Mclrnsc Mass.
MAN SERIOUSLY INJCPED.
Martin Hatch of West F'airlce me-
with quite a serious accident recently
He WAS On a load OF lay in TIC barr
belonging to 4. i. Slack. when tn'
wind blew the barn doors against th'
horses, causing them 10 run. throwins
Mr.. Slack on his head and shoulders anc
he was senseless for several minutes. IL
has not been able to lift his head him
self since the accident. DR.. Allen thinks
he will be all right after a time, but thu
shock was severe one.
DEATH OF THE REV. JEWETr CARR
Tho Rev. Jcwett Carr OF woodbur!
lied Thursday evening at seven o'clocl
OF heart disease. Mr.. Carr was born il
Woodbury. 70 years ago and had Away
kept his homo In that place. lie WAS 70
many years Seventh Day Advontis
minister and had preached In Woodbury.
Craftsbury. Elmorc. Newport and uthc
Vermont towns.