Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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N,ss Martin Ceynbucll. who returned
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westboro and other cities IN Massachu.
sette. wen. Tuesday 10 fillmore, where
she will attend the wedding OF Mise Lou
Could 20 DR.. Smith of Fttchburg. Mass.
on Wednesday.--Nr and Mrs Frank
Smith have returned to Waitsf1eld after
visiting at the home OF their cousins Mr.
and Mrs r P Blll,ngs-The condition of
Lucius L. Salree, who is past 80 years Of
age, and who has been IN falling health
for some time is now critical.-Donald
the 11-year-od son OF Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
cius Il. Sallies OF Stowe Forks, who has
been seriously III the past week with
pneumonia Is more oomfortable.--The
condition OF Mrs u. r. Brink continues
more favorable,
Lucius l. Sallies died at his home on
the Barrows road at one o'clock We'd
nesday morning from a general break
ing down after several years Of failing
health Mr. Salles was the last survivor
OF the children of Lucius L. and Lucy
A. CBrigham) SalIes and was 50 years
Of age He was born Just over the line
in Waterbury. He married Miss
Samantha L. Mum in 1852 and for 10
years they resided IN the States of Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois Aside from that his
life was passed in stowe He had but
little opportlin,tv for school attending in
early life but was always a student. For
several wears he was a teacher and was
also superintendent of schools. He wae
active in educational and temperance
work and was for many years prominent
in the sp,ritualistic circles of the town
and State He was a member OF Mans
ield Mountain Grange for many years
t'4 was "A carpenter and builder by trade
II, is survived bv two sons Josephus
NJ Sallios and Milo !. Sallies of New
f,avan. Conn: and five daughters Mrs
Lucy Van NakinesburE, Mrs. Edgar ]
Ndams and Mrs George NJ Towne OF
stowe. Mrs. Belle Graham of Wader
and Mrs. +. r. Seaver of Cadys Falls
He also leaves 20 grandchildren and sev'
oral great grandchildren. Mrs. Sallies d'ec
in 1901. son. Orsemus died in 1903 anG
a son and daughter died in infancy. The