Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-04

orchestra Of seven pieces furnished excellent
music
Jabea A. Jones has gone to Fitchburgh,
Mass, into II produce store in which his
father, X. y. Jones is partner
Essex.
News Is just received by friends here. of
the death of Mrs Emma Fletcher wife of
Hon. james Fletcher United States consul
at Genoa, Italy. She died March 10Th, aged
II years. IN bis youthful days Mr.. Fletcher
was resident in this town, a student at the
academy, aud his many friends and acquant-
auccs viii most heartily sympathizG with
him in this sad affection
Bolton.
Miss Lydia Pinnco died at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Sophia Sabins of West Bolton.
last Saturday. Miss pinnco was 70 years
pa. ror many years she had resided at
North DuNbury. She has two brothers, NJ.
q. PlnlcO Of Princeton, Iowa, and Avery
vino resides in Kansas. Tuesday her re-
mains were taken 10 DuXbury for interment.
The little son of Mr. Albert Crapdal of
J,,0ncsyillc, fell down flight of stairs last
Thursday and broke his collar bone.
Mrs Lyman Clough is reported as failing
last, and her death is expected almost
hourly. She is a graduate of the Randolph
Normal school, and is a highly respected
lady She has two young sons.
Miss NJ j. Edgeron of Charlotte has been
engaged to teach the Joncsvilc school the
coming ycar-this being the third year,
Whith speaks well for her ability as teacher.
East Charlotte.
Union services in the Baptist church or
Fast Day at ] Il. N. with sermon by Rev.
\. ". Wild, also special services on Easter
Sunday.
The Ncy. Father KetldOu has rclnauish
ed hls work here and at Ncrgcnncs and gone
on trip to France in quest of health. Last
sabbath Bishop De Gocshriand OBLIGATED
mere and the interests Of the parish will for
the present he looked after by him. He
doubtless found the weather and roads be-
tween TINS place and Burlington, last Mon
DAY, very conducive to profitable melita.
ton
The determination to keep along in what
many conceive 10 be one of the most
important OF all good causes, the cul-
iiVatlon OF the social element in
= community, was well illustrated
the other evening by the veteran sociaLlc.
gocrs who houudercd through the darkness
and slush to treat themselves to zone more
good time" at Mr.. Elisha Jackmaus; also
by these who on further good and sweet
time intent, an evening or two later, strug-
glcd through mud almost axle deep ia places
that they might rogalc themselves with
maple sweetness at the srgucsicrcd home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. i. Gore. All were used
very generously by the worthy host aud
hostess, but it is to he feared that some start.
cd for their homes under somewhat nausc-
atlng sense Of fulness. For which, not even
the crisp night air, nor the unwontcd number
and hrillancy Of the stars, nor the magnifi-
cent aurora borcalis display, had probably any
charms, or soothing relieving influence.
Miss Josie Patterson Of Shelburn has been
engaged to teach The village school, IN ar
rangement that will undoubtedly be very
satisfactory all around.
Our most reliable church-goers preferred
staying By lcr snug tirc-sidcs to facing the
blizzard like weather and horribly rough
roads Of last sabbath. And what minister
with conscience could blame them, even
il the sight Of empty pcHs was woundns TO
pride and vanity, and decidedly
80 effectiveness of pulpit ora
tory?
Mr. John tQuinIal has reslld the Foole
proprty watch h. bought short time ago
to +. Coa'c after securing to the Roman
Catholic society two acres If the lani for the
management ~ their cemetery.