Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-19

Sunday in town.-,Iudge Cornell Of Jeffer-
sonville and the Hon. II. \. Jackson of
Wateryille were in town Tuesday.-S.
B. Waite IS in Burlington The venerable
Philip Wood is in poor health.--Js Elliott
Of Lisbon y. H., spent Sunday here with
his son. Lee Elliott r.. Firkey is
visiting his family IN Montpelier&-F. =.
kcelcr was at home over SUNDAY flames
Fletcher was operated upon Saturday for
a serioua attack of appendicitis. lie is
doing we!.--Mrs. A. NJ Goddard and
daughter, Rebecca, Of Albany are AZ a
l.. Goddard's
STOWE.
Andrew J. Chaffec Vas seriously and
probably fatally injured at his homo
at the lower village about 1870 o'clock
Monday morning, when he was buried
under a sailirg "ood pile. The wood,
plleo on the snow and covered
with boards threatened to tip over
oIr, Chaefoe was trying to prop it ur
when It fell completely covorine him
Mrs CEaffec called neighhors and tho
wood was removed as quickly AS pos
sible Mr. Chaffee was unconscious
when taken out. Ills injuries are in
terral one lung being hurt NJ q rib
fractured. lTr Chaffae is 7S years OF
age and hIs condition is serious
There was an attendance Of about I25
at the Grange social at the Akeiey
Memorial building Monday evening.
Sugar on snow was served. Games were
/ played and a promenade enjoyed with
m isle by c. p. Sc,tbnor and b. c. Bull,
| veins ana Ms, ". l.. Demeritt at the
/ p!an5.-Mrs. Alice \. Raymond has re-
a..
/ Mrs. S. L. Hendricks. in Westfeld.-
Mrs. George Eohannon is seriously i'll
at her home in Sterling.-Mrs. Emma
West Of Du%bury who has visited her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
West, returned home Wednesday,
\ family dinner party at the home of
s. w. Barrows and daughter, Miss
Clara Barrows, Monday was in honor
OF MI. Barrows Ssth birthday. Among
those present We're Mr.. Barrows' son.
Dr. II. W. Barows and family, and
dauc liter, Mrs. 4. A. Emery, of st. AL
bans-L. T.. Tomlinson has been i'll
with pleurisy this week.
District Superintendent W. p. Duke
sire of ST. Adams preached at the Meth
odlst Episcopal Church sunday morning.
and administered the sacrament of the
Lords supper Three candidates were
baptized and Joined the church on proba-
tion and one was taken by letter. At
the quarterly conference conducted by
the superintendent the following We're
elected stewards: ). E. Houston Mrs. G..
s. McAllister, Mrs. Aurora L. Adams, a.
a Boyce, o. A. Barrows, W. I" Demer-
: lit, r. B. Russell, J. a. Foster. Mrs. II.
=, Straw. Mrs. ". 2. Russell w. W..
T. Ayers, Miss Marjorie Watts, Mrs. Flora
= Blodgett, Z. T. Brink and T. B. Van
Dusen; trustees, Mrs. a. L. Adams a. A.
Royce. O. y. Barrows, Mrs. II. T. Straw,
- c. NJ. Watts and a. 3. Weeks. Mrs. Blod-
I sett was elected treasurer, Mrs Adams,
e president Of the Ladies' Aid society Miss
a. Watts Of TIE Epworth League Mrs.
Straw, superintendent Of the sunday
school, Mrs G. 2. Brush superintendent
of the home department and q. A Bar
rows trier OF appeals. IL was voted 10
e request the return OF the kew NHHam
, HendrY FOR another year. To recommend
= the renewal OF license as local preacher
10 MI Henry, ana 10 recommend inc
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