Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
JERICHO.

Smith y. Pcase. aged - years, died
of Brlghts disease sunday afternoon
He was born in this town. but had
spent the greater part of his life in
Bolton. He married Annette Hurl-
burt Of Bolton, who died about ten
years ago and since that time ne had
lived with his sister. Mrs. =. Z. Whit
ten. Previous to the death Of Mrs.
Peasc he lived in Mddlcsex and Wat
erburY for n few years. Besides his
sister. Mrs. Written, he Is survived
by two nicces, Mrs. l.. c. Rice of this
town and Mrs. : w. Paige of St Al
bans. Tho funeral was held We'd
nesday at ten o'clock at the home of
l.. c. Rice and the burial was in
West Bolton in the family lot.-When
the mail carrier on route No. reach
ed the bridge near Gilbert Paradec's
saturday he found six planks missing
they were several feet from the
bridge and had been taken away by
the wind On account OF the wind
and storm the carrier on route No.
was unable to make his full trip sat
urdaY. The day was the worst this
wintcr.-Mss Madgo Rood was at
/ home from Burlington over sunday
Miss Marion Jackson of BURLINGTON
was the guest sunday of Miss Phyllis
! Erown.--A. r. Small Of Huntington
was n visitor at Mrs. Jennie Smalrs
! Saturday.-Mrs. William Chesmore
and the family Of George Miller are
! ill-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hanley were
in Essex Friday to attend the golden
wedding of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. Williams. Others who
attended were Mrs William Folsom
and Mrs Sarah Martin-Miss Myrtle
Irish expects to go to Essex Junction
TO remain some timc.-Thc Rev. = ].
Leonard and sister, Miss Mary Leon
ard, of St Johnsbury have been guests
at G. +. Ravey's.
Miss Elsie JOY returned to Burlington
Monday night after passing Sunday at
home.-The primary and intermediate
grades are closed for the remainder OF
the week, on account of the death O.,
Smith y. Pease uncle Of the primary
teacher and the serious Illness OF the
| intermediate teachers hrothcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. john +, Written. who have been
with their daughter Mrs 5. w. Paige
r 81. Adams for the past two months
were called homo by the death of her
brother, Smith y. Pcasc.-Mrs G.. W
Foster and sor. Wright. were guests of
her daughter in Burlington over sunday
Mrs c. T. Nay ana son are visiting
her father y. G, Brown Mrs T.. H. Mann
who has been visiting her daughters, Mrs
Arthur Chase, in New Rochelle and Mis-,
Harriet Mann in Westueld. ~ j.. re-
turned to town Monday Mr.. and Mrs
L. j. Burroughs returned Monday from
weeks visit with relatives in Burlins
ton.-Mrs. Rodney Ackerson went Mon
day to Essex junction to remain a week
George White, who has been confined
to the house by illness, Is able to he out
Miss Mildred Irish has returned &c
Essex Junction after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey lrsh.-The Woman
Home Missionary society will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Ira Morse
The Ladies' Aid society vii give a Nalon'
tine social in the Conversational Churct
parlors Friday evening February "A.
; The funeral of Smith \, Pease was
held from the homo of l.. c. Rice, We'd
, nes,ay at 10 O'Clock. The Rev. Mr. Bar
nard of Underhill officiated, assested by
the Rev. c. h. Atwood. There was "
, music Burial was in West Bolton beside
| the body of his wife.-Nrs. c. c. Buxton
; and young son are at her fathers IL
| Colchester. Thermometers registered
from 80 degrees to IS degrees below zer'
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