Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-28

have been on the road two weeks. They are
to he sold to Addison county farmers for
win,rriug.
Mr. {. b. f. Palmer Of New Haven well
known in Nergenuts, graduate Of the last
class ~ Midilebury college, was married a.,
New Haven, Tuesday, TO Miss Ella Human,
| Weekend TO the happy couple our hearliest
congratulations. May their days be long in
the land.
Coal is selling from $3.50 to Sc per ton in
Nergenucs and the wise are buying tht
Winners supply. A boat load for Thomas
Mack is expected to arrive this week.
An iron standpipc has been placed at the
hydrant by the Methodist church.
A pleasant event Monday last was the
marriage OF Mr.. John Amblo and Mss Mary
| Dalway, all Of this place. That their mar
lied lite may I've cloudess is the sincere wish
OF their many friends.
| The postoillcc has been added to the list Of
telephone subscribers.
| What GANG very near being a fatal acct
dent occurred in West Addison, Sunday AS
Hiram Barton, wife and little daughter were
returuing from church, their horse started to
run. Mr.. Barton trying to check him, the
reins broke and the horse continued his wild
career uninterrupted, bringing up first against
the fence, where Mr.. Barton aud the child
were thrown, thence continuing until inter
rupted by stump fence, where Mrs. Barton
was thrown several feet aud the wagon de-
mollshed. The lady was severely injured
aud the chld's head badly cut, but Mr.. Bar
ton escaped with few bruises All are re-
covering.
| 1t is expected the factory o: the Shade
Roller company will be running again in
about six weeks.
| Mr.. Lawrence Barley, OF the firm of Bart
ley, Fisher Il Co., and Miss Lizzie McSlahon
were united in marriage at ST. Peters Roman
Catholic church Wednesday morning by the
| Rev. Father kerlidou. A large number of
| friends and relatives of the bride and groom
were present. After the ceremonies re-
ception was given at the residence of Thomas
| Mack, Esq, whose wife IS a sister of the
| bride. Many took advantage OF the occasion
| to extend their congratulations TO the wed
| ded pair, who are highly esteemed by all.
| Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY left on the evening
| train for New York city
Miss ii. L. Horton left Wednesday for
Sudbury on visit to her uncle.
Mr.. &. w. Mason of New Haven, the well.
known dealer in Spanish Merino sheep is
now in Emporia, Kansas, looking after his
| sheep interests.
Mrs. +. ID. Barton of Waltham is, we re-
get to Say, 50 i'll that it is feared she will not
| recover.
The wife of DIR. Paschal Maxfield is in
dangerous condition from cancer in The
face.
We are sorry TO say that Dr.C. w. b. Kid
der, who spent the Summer at Loon Lake,
n. Y, for the benefit of his health, is again
failing.
North Ferrisburgh.
Miss Champln's select school opened with
full attendance of pupils.
The prompt and humane order from the
managers OF The Central Vermont railroad
regarding the dlspo itlon aud care of Mr..
julius Miller OF this place, who was serious
ly injured at the railroad crossing at YER
gennes, is gratefully appreciated by his
stricken AMI helpless family and very favor
ably commented on by our ciizens. This
unsolicited interest on the part Of the rail-
road officials shows that the old alage Cor
porations have no souls is not always true
Bristol.
Mr. Frank Greenougn was married Mon
dvy morning to Mss Nellie Walker, at the
residence of ii. johnson. Rev, s Gardner
officiating. A few OF the friends of the con-
breakfast followed. The happy pair started
for Boston on the morning stage amid
shower Of old shoes.
The preparations for the coming G. A. r.
county reunion, to be held at this place the
OH anl 10th of October, are nearly COM
petel. All veterans are invited to be pres
emit.
Riley Bostwick started Wednesday for
Baker City, Oregon,
Charles NJ. Elliot of Oxford, Iowa, after
an absence of 10 years, has returned to make
his relatives and friends n visit.
Capt. Rowel recently dug from one hill
1850 potatoes.
The Lincoln Cornet band is to furnish the
music for Tue q. A r. county reunion here
the 0tn aud 10Th Of October.
Ii. r. Hall of Wheelersburg, Ohio, after
81 Yeas absence has returned to Bristol on
Welt to his sisters, Mrs. Day and Mrs. !
Rathbun