Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
NORTH FAYSTON.

William Patrick Smith died August %
| of pulmonary tuberculosis Mr.. Smith
was born in Tennessee December {. 1867
and was 80 years of age. He and his
family came from the west year ago
next month and Mr. Smith was taken
with influenza, while on the way and
Ibis death was the result. He worked
some till about three weeks ago and
was mp and about every day till the day
he died His death being caused by chok-
Ing He is survived by his wife and five
children, the Oldest 10 and the youngest
about two. SO far as is known Mr. and
Mrs. Smith had no living relatives out
side their own family. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at the school house
with burial in the local cemetery. The
Rev: Mr.. Kirkness of Waltsfield officiat-
ed. The bearers We're Garlic Nelson
Hugh Henry, Earl Smith and John Carey
The sympathy of this community as well
AS surrounding towns is extended to the
bereaved wife and children.-Mr and Mrs
a. J: Neil and family of Moretown were
i'm town Sunday,-Meriden Granfield has
returned from Waterbury where he has
been for week visiting his aunt, Mrs
M. j. Maloney.-Charles Proctor and
Garlic Nelson attended the fair at Sher-
brooke, Que, Wednesday and Thursday.
Thomas Ferris of Moretown was in
town Saturday.-Mlferd Granfield has
completed his services for the Ward
Lumber company and is at his home in
town.-Mrs. Eliza Thompson and George
ArTry of Barre were united in marriage
august 30 by the Rev. Mr. Leipsky. They
left on a wedding trip by automobile to
New Hampshire also visited Mrs Muir
tote
place and will be at home to friends after
September first at 90 South Main street.
Barre. james and Dennis Griffin and
Merlin and Milford Granficld attended
the ball games at Waterbury Monday
MIDDLESEX.
All schools opened for the fall term
Tuesday.-Mi Helen Swift received
cab to go to Passaic, y. j., to
teach. Saturday, by telegram, which
she accepted. She started Satur-
Hay night to take up her work Miss
Caroline Swift, who is superintendent of
nurses at Columbia, Pa. and came from
there a few days since by automobile
with friends and then on to Montreal
with the party has returned and is
spending a few days with her parents,
MIR: and Mrs. Levi Swift. She is to re-
urn by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the home
bf Mr.. and Mrs Levi Swift to see diff
ferent members last Thursday consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Tomlinson of ST.
cloud. Fla, to spend the day with Mrs.
Emma Sherman. Miss Marguerite Con-
verse of North Montpelier to visit Helen
Swift and Mrs. Walter Carr of South
Barre to visit the famly.-Mrs. A. p.
Bgeiow and son and daughter returned
Saturday from Salem, Mass, where they
had been In camp for the past three
weeks with friends.-Mss Helen Sargent
bf Enosburg Falls came down Saturday
o spend the week END with Miss Calista
Newhall at the Ncwhall home.-Last Fri
hay, Miss Mabel Crane and Waldo Miles
were married in Barre. Both are resi-
dents of the town and long and happy
life Ii the wish of all-Gucsts at the
Eewhall Brothers home for the week
end consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Wellington of ftchburg, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Culley and daughter of
Chelsea Mass, and Miss Mildred Gamer
pm of Montpelier.-Miss Hazel Hills of
cIaremont, y. H.. spent from Friday
hight until Tuesday noon with her par
Apta. Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Hills l.. O..