Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
LAMoILLE
STOWE.

Henry E. Sherwin died at his home
pn the Gilmore road on Friday after a
long illness, He was about 70 years old
and had always resided in this vicinity.
lie enlisted in 1859 IN the 18th Vermont
but was discharged on account OF Illness
four months later. He leaves L son,
Ruby. His wife died last spring, -Sa tur-
Gay was enc fthe worst days OF the
winter on the hills with snow and high
winds. The roads We're badly driftcd -
Mrs Walter IAdd and son, Harry, Of
Barre are guests at j r. Ladd s-Mrs
J. L. Houston is ill,--Donald. son Of MI
and Mrs. Lucius Sallies. remains very
ill.-Mr and Mrs. \. e., Luce Owe re
ceived news of the death Of their SON.
Fred Luce, Of waterbury Center. by
suicide. He was about A years Of ase
and leaves wife. His parents and sis
ter, Mrs. George Sanborn. reside in
Stowe.-Mrs Tracy HaWlcy closed her
school on West Branch Friday and will
to-day take the seventh and eighth
grades at the village. Mrs w. II.
Douglass has been acting "a teacher in
place of Miss Daisy Haseltine, who has
been unable 10 resume the position on &C.
count Of illness
The weather Monday was only little
less clustering than Saturday, which
was the worst day known here for sew
nal years. The mail carriers made
heir trips with much difflcuty.-B. G.
". Mashal and David Parchcr went
Monday TO Lynn, Mass. to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Caista Parcher Bracket,
who was the sister ~ Mr. Parcher and
MIR. Marshall's niece. She was the daugh-
ter of Josiah and Mehitahle Marshall
ParcheT ana was for many years n resi-
dent of stowe. she leaves a husband
". T Double Of Derry, n. H., was at
p. r. Gales over SundaY.-The Rev. J.
G. Angel octured upon Tho Other
Fellow in Morrisvlle Sunday evening
The Bay View Literary club met with
Mrs Anna kimball Monday afternoon
A. r. Straw Is confined to the bed ny
rlness,-George A. Douglass returned to
his work in the meat market Monday
after weeks lluess.--The Ladies' Cir
Gle OF Unity Church will serve dinner at
the vestry to-day.--The Unity Church
Rocial committee Will give valentine
social the evening Of February IA
Katherine Colo is out Of school on ac-
count OF Illness. --Among several acci
dents. due to the Icy roads Saturday
was the upsetung of the sleigh driven
By Mrs, Porter Shonio. who was thrown
out and considerably injured W. II. H.
Sargent was thrown out OF n pung and
quite badly hurt. A, d. AGer was driv-
ing a colt belonging to George A. SAN
born to the village. when II took fright
and ran and at the corner Of Main and
Bridge streets was thrown, breaking one
les.--Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell OF
White River Junction are visiting at j..
r. Campbell s.--Mr. and Mrs. c. i. Eddy
returned Monday from their southern
trtp.-Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Churchill re-
turned from Boston Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. Il, Eddy returned from their
southern trip Monday.-R- S. Warren
has purchased the Chester Marshall
place at Moss Glen OF II. K Shaw.
Miss Angie Smith was married Janu-
airy 25 In West Somerville, Mass, to
Harold Long of waitsheld. Mr. and Mrs.
Long are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F.,
BuAth and other relatives In Stowe. They
will probably reside in Massachusetts
Mrs. Dodge, who has cared for Mrs.
weltha Churchill for several weeks, has
returned TO Morrisville. Mrs, Churchill
u recovering from her ilness.-George