Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

Second Corrrexa tional Church here
News has boon received of the death
~ Mrs. Jane Wroclock, widov Of Add-
son Vhoelock Of Preston. Mr. and Mrs.
Whcelock were we'll known In Lamoille
county
STOWE.
Returnin. from Worthwhile Tuesday
Feb %. Tracy Hawey was driving
DOWN Maple street when his horses a
spirited pair from Russell s. Chapin's
livery stable. took fright at n barking
dog md made 4 dash down Main street
FOR the stable S-cns the stable yard
'uli of .ir,Nh. young !Iawey tried to
cl.ck the horses BY refining them against
The hotel steps ard was himself thrown
cut and rendered unconscious. striking
the steps on his head and shoulder He
VAS taken home and soon recovered
consciousness He was found to Re suf-
fering from severe shaking up. One
shoulder was badly injured hut probably
no bones broken and there was n cut
on his head. The heavy fur cap he
we're having saved him from serious
injury. The horses ran 10 the stable
,nd were found to be badly cut up. The
what DANA god George Adams Of Mos
COW has returned from New York city
NJ and Mrs o. A. Earrows have re-
| ceived news of the serious illness Of
their SON. Martin r. fsarrows, in Colo
rado.-Mr. Congdon, who has been stop
p.rs with Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Sears at
-Four Winds farm. has returned to New
! York March weather arrived ahead OF
tine. Thermometers registered zero Fri
cay morning Newell Rire'ow is recov-
er,ng from a weeks illn.ss.--John Straw.
".o ha. been i'll for severn, weeks. Is
:, confined to the house.
r. A. %1lls wa at home from Essex
Junction over Sunday.-A son was born
IL February &c to Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ
Adams Miss Tla Niles Of Morrisvillc was
in Stowe Saturday to coach the cast for
We high school play, Hearts and Dla
, monds Miss Ethel Brush entertained
/ the Glen Ciento club Friday evening.
/ Mis-. Mabel Kingsland. who has been a
visitor at w w. Ayers returned TO her
home in North Ferrishurgh Monday.-At
| the Mansfield Mountain Grange mock
| town meeting Saturday afternoon, It was
voted by large majority to pass over
the article to build a central school house
| mo" by q large majority.
| Thermometers registered II degrees he
low GRO Monday mornine.-Thc funeral
of Silas Davis was held Mt the home of
his nephew. Charles Davis. in Stowe
Hollow Monday afternoon. the Rev. J.
G. Angel officiating. Mr. Davis. who was
about 80 years of age and unmarried,
came to stowe from Canada last fall.
| He was n brother Of Lyman Davis OF
| Stowe and leaves brother In Canada
| and one in New Hampshire. The cause
| Of his death was consumption. The
| burial was made in River Bank cemetery,
There are now about 81 subscribers
here to the Citizens Telephone exchange.
The Rev Mr.. Pchse or waterbury zen
ter preached at tie Methodist and West
Branch churches SUNDAY IN e4chahBe
with the Rev. D. q. Angei''--Mr' anu Aars
c. J. Mum OF johnson passed sunday !"
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passed Snnda! W '""'
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t.e.' o. c,c,ie Chon,or O. r S-Thc Rev
o, go, " Cow Cornuou q, McGiu 1-niversitv
Mamtroa, made n favorable impression
CANDIDATE at the Congregations
r,,,r.h SUNDAY. lie will preach there
oo,,n March 1I-Mrs r. A. Clair is visit,
,rr Mrs J. r.. clair in Waterbury. --vss
Iorrio French has returned from a visi
IA Miss GayncIle Marston in M,rrsvillo