Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20
FAIRFAX.

Samuel r Cllley died at his home in
Huntville Wednesday Feb. ~ apad
about 10 years. Mr.. Cilley had been in
poor health for over a year, but for the
past few months had been somewhat bet
ter. While in the village Friday after
noon he suffered paralytic stroke. from
which he never rallied Mr.. Cillev had
spent nearly his whole life in Fairfax ana
for many years had resided on tho farm
where he died. His first wife was Miss
Hunt, who died several years ago About
10 years ago he married Miss Fann,e
Hickok. who survives him. He ia alao
survived by three daughters. Mrs Nellie
Melendy, who lives in Nebraska, Mrs
cara Hill of Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Mrs Kate King of Huntville, and by sew
eral grandchildren. Mr.. Cilley was prom
inent in town affairs. having been select
man, and held other town officers For
many years he was secretary and treas-
urer of the Cemetery association Mr.
Cilley was member of the Methodist
Church, and at the time OF his death was
one of the stewards. The funeral was
held at his late home Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock.
Mrs Clark and daughter, Maud. are
moving to the Wilcox place on North
Main street.-William White will move
to the house vacated by Mrs Clark.-Mrs
h. Il. Man has returned to her home in
Boston after passing two weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hicks
Louis Sheltra is confined to the house bv
illness.-The Rev. G. L. Story of Water
vile is visiting his daughter, Mrs Hamil-
ton.-Mrs. Maurice Irish and daughter,
who have been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Buffers, have returned to their
home In Westford.-The funeral of S, r
Cilley was largely attended at his home
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. The
Rev. f. Daniels, pastor of the Methodist
Church. OBLIGATED. The burial was in the
family lot at Sanderson Corners-The
Rev. j. kdder, pa stor of the Congrega-
tional Church in Westford. preached in
the Methodist Church Sunday morning In
exchange with the pastor, the Rev. +.
Daniels. Following is the program for
the District Sunday School association
to be held in the Methodist Church Feb
ruary %: Afternoon session, rs, social
half hour; 1:45, praise service, led by T
L. Marvin; scripture reading and prayer
the Rev o. NJ Boutwell, of Binghamville:
2IO, address, Loyalty to the Country
Association" the county president, G. c.
Stufflebeam of Fairfield: go business;
ESQ, address, Some Vital Facts of
Youth" the Rev. Morgan Z. Pease of
Richford 800 conference and discussion,
"Our Problems with the Teen age and
Haw to Solve Them" DR.. II. a. Durfee
State secretary; $50. address, "Organized
Work for the Rural Boy" the Rev. Will
son Day Of Franklin; Ais, conference and
discussion, Getting the Intermediate
Glass to Work" Miss Ellen II. Wagner of
Sheldon; 4:45 reports Of all the schools
in the district; 800 report of committees.
Evenin; session. 7:30. praise service. led
by T. l.. Marvin; prayer, the Rev. w. S.
Boardman 500, address, THE Possibili-
ties Of Youth. Prof. ]. Z. Colburn of Fair
fax; $50 address, Decision for Christ in
This Age" DR. II. A. Durfee, State sec
rotary
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist Church will give a Washington
birthday social at the church Thursday
evening.-Miss Millicent Callahan is ILL
Clark Woodwork. who has lived for sew
eral years on c. Fl. Wilson's farm, will
move March l to II. NJ. Gregory's farm In
Buck Hollow.-Clarence Southland Is con-
fined to the house by illnees-A N
Southland will move March from the
Hunt farm. where he has lived for the
past seven years, to the Story place on
North Main street, now occupied by G.. G.
orion Mr.. orion will move to his farm
Mrs. Wilmer White is ill.-John Hur-
ley, who Is at the Falls. is ILL., threatened
with pneumonia There will be an exam
nation OF candidates for teachers certi-
flcates at the home of L. f. Callahan
February p and 2s. Candidates unknown
to the examiner should bring testimonials
certifying to teaching ability and char
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