Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
NORTHTIELD.

MarsnalI steele, 23 years old, died W ed
ncsdav. Aug. % at the residence of his
mother. Mrs. Joseph Mccormack He
had been seriously i'll with innammatory
rhcumatism Inst winter and made partial
recovery but was loft with n weak heart
Monday he was taken sick again and
while his condition was not considered
critical he i'cd suddenly. He was a
graduate OF the potsdnm high school and
also OF tho normal school located there.
He expected to leave here for Michigan
In two weeks whore he was to teach.
Funerla services We're conducted in ST.
Mary's Church saturday afternoon at
two o'clock and burial was in the
Center ccmtery. He is survived by his
mother and two sisters
vast amount of tall; was created Sat
rrday morning when Charles T.. Macks
second class saloon did not open for
business. II appears that Mr. Mack had
rlaood in his saloon window very large
barrel. decorated with shining hoops and
designed to advertise a certain brand Of
wliskcv. 1t IS stated that obstructing
tho view causes tho license to become
void on the strength OF this assump-
tor business ceased at Mr. Nacks lie
has large stock and It IS stated en-
t'iN'lfu 70 Keep Nl'nl0 tlt PROVISIONS
of tho law but in this particular failed
to he properly informed or was forget
ful. He occupied new building on East
street The graded and high school Will
begin the year next week Tuesday Nor
witch University Will also open the same
day.-Extensivo preparations are being
made 'or the Observance OF Labor day.
II addition 70 sports on the common in
a.. r.
ban IN the evening IN the armorv. The
Montpelier Military band orchestra has
been onra god to furnish music and there
will undoubtedly he a large attendance
! Tie funeral Of Marshall steele was held
at st. Mary's Church Saturday after
noon. the Rev. T. S. Ockford officiating
and interment was made in the Center
! cemetery.
William Bruidnell of this place and
Miss Amy Truax Of ST Adams We're mar
ried IN the Catholic Church yesterday
morning by Father Cahil of st. Adams.
assisted hv Father O'Ncll of this place.
: The ceremony was Witnessed by large
number Of friends Of the contracting par
/ ties. \ wedd ng brea kfast was served at
the home of MI and Mrs. Frank Brud-
neil, tie croOm's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
] biululi'lI l'II on me SOutnDOOnu expires
and after trip viii make their home IN
St Adams. The groom IS well known
freight conductor on the Central Yer
mont.-A daughter was born Tuesday 10
! Mr.. and Mrs L.. Stella Mrs. W. T.
| Allen and daughter Mary. will leave to-
| day for their home IN 81. Louis after a
several weeks stay In this place and VI
cinitv. Hor father. II. l.. Kenyon, will
| remain in Mortified for a few weeks
| LONGER before returning.
| Local Forecaster W.A. Shaw Of the
United states weather bureau report.
mean temperature for August OF 6l
degrees, with maximum of 80 on the
Sth and minimum OF 81 on the 3lst,
The greatest daily range was 80 de-
greos, on the I'd and the least
daily range was Q degrees, on the
9TH. The mean August tempera
ture for the last 90 years IN
CO degrees. The precipitation amount
ed to 2.53 inches, rain falling on II
days. The average August precipita-
ton is 3.73 inches. The prevailing
wind was from tho south, the total
movement 5,o19 miles. the average
hourly velocity Ca miles and the max.
the northwest on the Goth. The
month was mndo up 81 nine clear II
pnrtly cloudy and seven cloudy DAYS
Solar haloa were noted on the Attn
Sth and 3lst. fog on the 22d and 2sth
thunder storms on tho goth and 2jth
and a heavy frost on the 3lst.