Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-16
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cast part of the town Monday night. tn,
worst for years. II was accompanied
with some rain and snow. The vino
played havoc with several thousand fee
of T.. L. Kcnhelds lumber, and brok,
broke telephone wires MIR. and Mrs. w
s. Judd and children Of Swanton spen
several days at the home Of q. S. Fassett
returning home Tuesday. MIR. and Mrs
G. 8 Fassott. Nj and Mrs. W. S. judo
and children visited at Warren Per
ley's Monday.-A son was born last weel
to Mr. and Mrs. Green of Hiehgate. Mrs
Green will Inc remembered as Miss Gynetl
| Sayles.-Mrs j. 4. Leach and her two
youngest children are at Mrs Edna r
Leach s-Nrs Guy Woodward has SOLD
her farm AT the Center to MERIT O. FL
dred.-Loyd Chaffcc is in Fairfield Wis
iting her sister, Mrs May Stufilebeam
RICErURL.
Mrs Lucy Smith Elss. WHO of William
Gilman Bliss of Rchford Center, dice
Thursday morning at two O'CLOCK from
the effects of n shock that she suffered
about week before. She was ur-
conscious ever after the shock
Mrs Bliss. who WAS 81 years old, Is sur
vived by her husband. one son, Wesley
J. Bliss, and three brothers. DIR. Chapman
G. Smith of tl"s village, the Rev. Lucius
! Worthington Smith of New York city and
Nelson T.. Smith Of Auburndale. Mass
Miss Lilah lIl has gone to West Derby
whore she is engaged to teach for the
remainder Of the school year. Miss Hill
taught the fall term of the Richford Cen
ter school
E1i Mi,rprcfpry OF Iprtr-icr
Johnson, was arrested for non-support OF
his minor son, William. and was brought
before City judge y. ~ Post of St
Adams Friday forenoon the law office
of w. h. Lockiu. He was found guilty
and sentenced to serve not less than
four months nor more than six months
in Franklin county jail at st. Adams.
J. +. Kelley is in Caledonia Sprin IS.
Ont.-Mrs. Henry II. Rounds visited
in Middlesex and Montpelier last
week.-Mrs.. Fanny p. Smith of Bos-
ton was called here to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. W. g. Hiss A son was
born December to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
s. Kendall of Hartford, Conn. Mrs.
Kendall will he remembered as Miss
Marian Martin of this placc.-An
nouncements have been received here
of the marriage. December 4. Of Miss
Margery Corliss of Detroit. Mich. to
George Melvin Hollcy, also Of Detroit
The ceremony took place at the home
of the bride. who is a daughter of the
Hon. John r. Corliss. and who has
several times made extended visits to
numerous relatives in Richford-NGem-
bers of the Richford Worllin gmen's
association held their annual banquet
Saturday evening at Fyles's hotel at
Abercorn, Que,--A sociablc will be
held Tuesday evening at the Catholic
parsonage.--Camp Culver, No. II, Sons
of Veterans, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Comman-
der. J. A. Conner: senior vicc-co
mander, f.. W. Lawyer; Junior vice.
commander. -, Nancelette; camp coun-
ell. G. s. Conner, II. :. Marcy, -.
Nanceette
Agnes. the fve-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sylvester, died
Tuesday morning at two o'clock at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington, fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis The
funeral was held here Wednesday, and
the body was taken to Montgomery for
burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester recently
came here from Montgomery, and reside
over the store of ". B. Greene. The
condition Of Hannibal F. Clark. who is
confined to the house by a complication
Of diseases, remains about same.-The
funeral of Mrs. Arthur Dcyette OF Aber-
corn, Que, was held in All Saints
Catholic Church Moucay morning, the
Rev. n. o. II. Dorion OFFICIATING Mrs
Deyette will be remembered as Miss
Julia Paisonneau lt formerly OF this VII
lage George Paisonneault, of this place
is her brother. and she has other brothers
and sisters. beside her husband, a babe
but few weeks old. and her mother who
lived with her. Death was caused by
heart failure. Mrs. Deyette being found
dead in bed by her mother.-Mr. and Mrs
II. r. Aver have received news Of "A SER
ious accident TO their grandson Cleland
Aver of Paincsville, Ohio, aged 10 wears
He was playing by an cmbankmeut next
to a river. and It is supposed he crawled
under q fence to get stones to throw when
he slipped and went over the bank head
first, turned IA sonersault and struck tha
ice of the river, going under to his
armpts. 1t was some time before ne was
rescued and he was chilled. bruised and
suffering from the shock. He is now i'm
proving.-A severe wind Monday nigh.
and Tuesday morning partially unroofcd
the old red house across the tracks on the
east side of Province street 1t also
worked havoc with telephone telegraph
and electric light wires, and blew many
limbs from the shade trees