Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-18
ADDISON COUNTY.
NIidd1cbury.

C,,cn House N, T,s, MiIIi.h,tv las zone on
tbe road as n travei,ng sslpsnan for n cigar
and tobacco house.
II a Er,.t ,y,, II. d.sc,ihea INA the re.
formed rumsclrr NJ Bns,,rn commenced ~
scrins of union ,cmre,anca meetings her, on
wednesday evening at the Biptist church.
Mr. Frost is an effective SPEAKER and bis
meetings are held under the auspices Of the
pastors Of tic Congregational, Metro list and
Baptist churches Of Mildlcbury.
Mira. Harriet b. Steele. reict Of the lat.
Rev. joseph Steele. died on Wednesday
afternoon, at the are If ~ ytais. MIS-.
steele was one of III. oldest residents Of
Mddlebury. Size leaves one son and Il
daughter TO mourn her l,ss. II is no. set
certain when iLc funeral will take place, as
some of tie friends prc far away that il il
not known when they will reach here tr a.
tend tho obsemics.
Miss Dl;o Hammond VIII, has becn in
Einrid, Gao sn,,,,, ,,,nnij,s for tho hnpcIit ri
hrr h1a,tI ,os rc,nrnnd IN UiddIt,nrv
Joscnh ur.uilIt,c has purcbasrd from
Fr,nl, nslI lis Interest in Tie ire hn.inf ga
and will hrrcicnh conduct the business
alone
Tho attendance an Tho icmrernnce M. ct-
ings now bcinr held nightly Nv NJ. ID g.
Eros, incrrn.ts steadily nc docs the inter, 81
mnn,r,strd In the movement MIR. Frost will
probably remain here another Who'll. week al
lie least
Some Of the nqus,s nee pr,uiiut All item
saving thnt ~ Iiun, who was injured hy
heinz thrown from a wagon and having the
hind wheel of i, run over him 1T East Mid
dlcbury, on Saturday April 2S,h, died with
in an hour from the effects Of Lis injurcs.'
The injured man was nj j. Hunt, but l!eu-
~ iiuht, qua iusIeal 1' Hyihs WiLuin an uou'
nc Is tllll alEe unu IN 'i,' va! " ~
cover cohpie'c'S i'o'i' 'hc ''s"i'S Vi '"' ~
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IL "2hs now Us IL tnc JI',c lc',ii9i ',iu ,l ~ w.
us'n Soun'y LDur. mIuu NV ~ We ,'e'u III
.nc o''' Ioui. mug. ou'i'""s ~ rs ue" Iua'
.c's. i"mI'el' 'ho VI" must 10 ". "oi.o
nov iha,' 1t ms oiIh lol sc'e.", }ta's ua1N \,
stiu tiic u.io'' anu u''i eau P'""'oi' S'"'' II
ior one h'o'c term Vi court.
The mssons have already begun The brick
work OF the new court house building
The funeral of the late Mrs. Harriet L.
Steele took place Saturday noon. The ic
mains were not taken to Tic church, The fun
cral services long held At the housr. The
services were conducted by the Rev ). |. Il.
Spcarc, pastor Of the Congregational church.
Many mourning friends followed the remains
TO the grave.
A nine of Mildlebury went out TO Ems,
Middlebury, Saturday afternoon. and sue
ccCdcl ia WARMING up nine there by ascorc
of 11to11.
,,urdov or,or,,,,, Horny JJi.r of Cor,.
,,,,1I omd Ios"ni NJ, 90 of U,dIIahnrv ,va,o
"; r ','.u n;';,s ,o,so in ,,,uIi, Il
down buggy, which ought to have been Civ
en- its time wears upon years ago. Wien
near the cotton factory the horse began to
run and kick, and a. a kicker exhibited
extraordinary dexterity. lie turned into
the pnk at the north end of the bridge
over otter Greek and struck a tree, throwing
the two occupants to the ground and almost
annihiating the vehicle. Wilson had an
ankle badly sprained in his fall, but Ilier was
much more seriously injured. lie was bad
y hut about the head, his skull probably
being slightly fractured, and his limbs were
also hurt. hut il is rot yet known whether he
had any bones broken or not.
The water in Otter Creek has fallen down
to the usual leve, of low water.
The ininries sustained by Henry Heir il,
the runaway accident on SUNDAY do moi
turn Out TO be of very serious nntilre Tho
skull was fractured. but lLe fracture is very
slight and will not cause any lasting injury.
No bones were broken in the limbs.
The wall for the foundation OF the college
boarding house is finished md the carpen.
tiers are beginning to put up the frame. Ills
exnec;cd now that the building will nil he
nhisheu Nv commencement uay' July 4th'
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday,
May 18th. The Union will meet with Mis-.
~ a. Muhro'
George Il. Langworthy, Sr., is making ex-
tensiye improvements on his premises on
Seymour street,
Mr. ID @ Frost ,ha temne,ance lecturer
wand nm his sor;as If lncirres here rs,har
sudden,v sandal nichi lie smoke ,oa Iargc
audience that evsnjnS a, the Gpngrcgatinnal
church and at tbn ronclus;or NJ Iis addrns.
stated That hc hal cbanrnd his mans anI dc.
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