Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08
RICHFoRD.

The Richford Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball
team defeated the St. Johnsbury Y. NJ
c. A. team Friday evening, 20 to 10
There was good attendance. the re-
ceipts being nearly S2n. The Richfort
team will go to Waterbury to-day r.
play return game with the Lincolr
club of the Waterbury high school.-F
w Mitchell. druggist. has made appli
cation for a fifth class license, and q
hearing will be given Saturday after.
noon. April 1.-THE condition o,
Nrs. Julia Taufaw. who is suffer.
ing from paralysis remains un.
changed. Her sister. Mrs. Mary Cum
mngs, Of Passumpsic. and daughter
Mrs. Lydia Hewett of walden, are with
her.-Cromwcll A. Bowen recently o.
Finghamton. n. Y. has entered the en-.
rloy Of the Sweat Comings Co.-M,ss
Bertha A. Bliss of Brooklyn. \. Y. ia
caring for Mrs. Edison Alger who Is ILL.,
The Ladies' Benevolent and Missionary
society of the Baptist Church will serve
supper this evening in the church
narlor.-E. l.. Phaneuf. who recently
moved from this place to Farnham.
Que. is Ill Of typhoid fever in a hospi-
tai there.
Sunday at the age of 70 years, was
held at the Baptist Church Tuesday
at ten O'Clock. the Rev. s. p Perry Of
floating. and the burial will be in Hillside
cemetery. Beside his wife Mr. Teale is
survived by his son. Benjamin N Teale
with whom he resded.-The funeral OF
Eva Ladue. the nine months old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney I4adue. was
/, at CT,
day. the Rev N q. n. Dorion officiating
The Rev w. r. Hamlin. pastor OF the
Congregational Church in Hyde Park, is
the guest OF the Rev W. F.. Douglass
c. l.. orion OF East Alburgh was the
guest of c. II. Coan over Sunday.--Merrill
Wilcox has gone to Randolph. where he
has employment.--Cedric Morrison has
finished work in w. II. I.ovelette's meat
market and gone to his home in Sutton
Junction. Que,-Mr. and Mira s. w.
Armstrong returned Sunday from Boston
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler has returned home
from Maiden. Mass.-Henry +. Rustedt
has returned to Johnson and Bennett C.
Douglass returned Tuesday II HYDE
Park,-Mrs. f. r. searles has returned
from Roston.-AEs Mary Doolittle Of Bos-
ton is visiting her brother. p. NJ
Flanagan.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Audette
of North Troy, who died of cancer Sat-
rrday. was held in All Saints Church
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. the
Rev. n. O. II. Dorion officiating. The
tural was in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Audette was the mother OF Harri-
son Audette of this village and was
rearly 66 years old-Miss Mabel Flana-
gan of Montreal is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. F1anagan.-B. NJ
i'a ufaw of Brockton, Mass. is called
here by the critical illness OF his mother
MRS Julia Faufaw-Noble Baker re-
turned Tuesday to Vermont Academy at
SaXtons River,
Mrs. Julia Uovelette) Faufaw. aged 6S
years. died Wednesday afternoon. The
funeral will be held at her late home on
Troy street Friday afternoon at two
o'clock, the Rev. S. p. Perry officiating,
and the burial will be In Hillside ceme-
terry. Mrs. Faufaw had been confined to
the house for some time with Brights
disease and last Friday morning suffered
paralysis OF the left side. She is survived
by one son. Burt NJ. Faufaw Of Brock
ton. Mass, two daughters, Mrs. Almer j.
Elliot OF this village and Mrs. Lydia A.
Hewett Of Walden. Mrs. Faufaw was
born In Berkshire, but had lived In
Richford since the age of seven years
Her husband, Francis Faufaw. died In
January, 1S96.-The ice went out of the
mill pond In the Missisquoi river here be-
tween eight and nine O'Clock Wednesday. |
J. +. Kelley's barn was damaged slightly. |
The dates for the going out of the ice In
10 years past follow: 1899. April l6; 1900,
April Is; 1901. April IL 1902 March 8: 1903,
March II; 1901. March n; 1905. March Is;
1906 Ice rotted In the pond and sank April |
is, 1907 April IS; 1905, March Is; 1909 April |
!. II was ut the time OF the going out |
" the Ice In 1904 that Henry E. Rustedt, |
attorney. met his untimely death by |
drowning