Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03

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WV" "'ai'F ".''rnon'-Mrs' Ira
,,"''' an" WITS SUSIE i"eru'hah were In
"urN over Hu"u"E'-Mr. ana Mrs
~ r. no"RIosS' Mrs' Mary a. Jenney
",u MISS Rose H,r"" passed sunday
""n '"e'r slS''r "'". '.ucfet'a I'undy,
~ Mo'''EN,I."'- hoS"'" ~ russell has
P', ,."S'" M'"' 'p"rhe boWhers farm
on west hFanch' Mrs powher ana son,
H. w. po"nor, VIII occupy v =. ia D
COCKS hous''-The tucker street West
''' hrowhSV'"e N'"'o"' forks schools
'p'''e' Mo'''"N rn"'''hR' Inc i'ncr mn
schoo' opens september WITT Miss
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scn"o' opens 1nesuay'--ihc MISSES Annie
80 "," ''.''' ~ ",' "".' 'c'"rncd
rom 'n''r WORK III th' N'irondhoks-Mis
r".oara ''ur' an" sisters Marjorie ana
,'c'"rc"' Nm" M'SS '''N' May ot wafer
Jury on'cr arc III rH'"p M LAKE Mans
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i"' n'' S'""o' ""'h III rI"nhhh' ~ IL
Y. hoo'nSoh r',nrn"' MONDAY from
"r''sN, ''e' where N''"' moo'nson IS de-
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''''''' """"orh ''t MonuaN 10 enter
"po" 'or S',on. H'"' IN 'he johnson
-'' .'"' SV."o'-N """ ours. George .
at II. rs saw n bright fasn Of light from,
their eastern windows followed i'm
medintclv by heavy eyrlcsion which
shook the house so ne to rattle dishes
on the table Mr. Gibbs thinks n meteor
must have falcr.-IT s. Nutting returned
Monday from i've weeks visit in
Lowell and Ncwhurvport. Mass-The
Rev. II. A. G. Ahhc has returned from
visit or several weeks in New York -
The Hon. Leslie " shaw on m auto
trip FROM burlington to Morrisviile Sun
day to Join Mrs. Shaw passed through
Stowe calling upon G. y. McMahon ana
returning THIS WAY Monday to speak in
MontYolicr Monday. Tho ex-sccrctarv
IS a native Of Stowo-Dr w. r. Shine Of
Philadelphia Iecturcd at the Congreea-
tlonal Church Sunday morning in the in
William johnson. an employee ut
James r. 1Iouetons hutter-tub factory.
went ~ his work Wednesday morning
appnrentlv as VII rs usual At a
quarter past eight he was found living
unconscious on the Moor and expired
soon after. The cause Of his death was
heart trouble Mr. Johnson was "a wears
Of age. and had been n resident of stowe
for % years or moro. He leaves n son.
Clarence Johnson and dnughtor. Nrs
w T sabin. who reside in Sprlncncld.
Mass The funeral arrangements are not
completed -Thc election Tuesday passed
off quietly Following Is the vote for
representative, Fred r. Smith. ropub,-
can. oSS: George s McAllstcr. democrat.
-. scattering "a large number from
received a hearty welcome Mt the home
OF Representativo-cloct Smith Tuesday
evening stowe Military bnnd furnished
music Speeches were made nv Mossrs
Smith. Harris. Angel. Collins and others
and refreshments wore served Tho
funeral Of Mrs. Sarah +. Lucc was heIs
at West Bend Church Tuesday ofter
noon conducted by tho the Roy 7 +
Angel The singers we're Mrs n r
Robinson Mrs. Henry Foster and T. Y
Houston. There were many heauti-u,
flowers and large number ri friends
from out OF town wero nrosent Tho
hearers were four nophows Of .ho do
ceased. The burial was in west p-oncb
band. A. II yorke-A daughter wes
born September I. TO Mr.. and Mrs G
m" %rs Of n Waterbury, o,, granddaughter
ard the ter year old son of Mrs Van
h Chase Of Moscow had a shoulder
badly hurt by bcng thrown from wag-
on Ivy a frightened horse "Wednesday
morning Wait the litt,o Of