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

News has been received here OF the de nth
a sholt time ago, of Mrs William ],
FISK, formerly of Middlebury, at Miles CITY.
Montana Territory. Mrs. Fisk nee Miss
Louise Randall, was the last of three sisters
al rehned aud cultured ladies, who have ali
dled WITHIN couple of years. Miss Clara
Randall died two years ago this month of
consumption. Sarah, widow of the late
Rev. John b. Steele died of the same disease
IN January, 1888 and now heart disease has
| taken Mrs. FISK, the last of the three. Mrs
| FISK was prCceDtress of the Becman acade-
my in New Haven, while Mr.. Fisk was prin-
cpal of that school. Mr. Fisk is a graduate
OF Middebury college in the class of 1878,
lie also IS IN very poor health, and is said to
DC SICK aDed at the present time.
A much smaller quantity of maple sugar
has been made than was expected, the fail
ure to freeze up nights being the reason.
| The firm OF Earl & Barnum, hardware
dealers, is to be dissolved last month, and
Boston man will thereafter run the store.
=, Professor E. II. Higlcy, who has been in
Europe since September, 1882, most OF the
time in Germany, is expected to arrive home
sometime in April. Professor IIieey, il is
understood, will devote himself hereafter
wholly to music He has been engaged as
organlst Of one Of the leading churches in
Worcester Mass
Inc Garfield Clock, made two years ago
| last winter by Simeon Ilolton of Middle
bury and a description Of which was pub
lishud widely in the panprs hoe ,o,aI, bonn
touched up and considerably improved by
W.T. nolton. Inc mechanism has been
greatly changed and improved, and The
u!oc%-" w Is now PROBABLY the most perfec;
The i,,,oma, e r rar III sne ohlted states
, ne images representing those who took
field was shot have been madn NOR, " Ga
and fc-like and thc ecnno ro,nan,;, wv,
Hanging of Glteau has hoon 81 , w
more vivid. A'''0"
| Tho
hoo, ions"I s s.o.y ., .he 0ld court mouse Las
brandon Tho hn MIins i,i II, 10 man rom
nye,bamiaa Gov nc pu,Iuine ID u nc extensively
rebuilding was begun SaturJav n,ornin", IA Vi
| Several horao ,,,a,a.. 800 -'0i mug
Bosion have or,;rod ,,o- i,oal .lc vicinity OF
Ing IN good harrana in n , &c an H." i3 g,
boom in horses shove No o;S', nISn nc
| ing ''" Vi suosiu-
Marble comnnnv ba r,proyvs q, VIC cutter
it IS believed that The cnmnanv viii io sh a1
raeutne onor,t,ons az, H. 1y "lll Sloit NY
Work Mt Tho mil hoo hoor ia' SO STAT
The cJnnanv has rrc.ntlu nai ,,"" ~, ieSu,lvu
many of its old dchte and' Iii ~ a., A" So
be on n solid inancia, foo,inl, p,Gu"''y s'on
u ~ u,.-, \, - on"
III, 49,, h H!c'PS Nash mas returned from
>, ny " 0"i''
Eugene lwltchell, who went West several
weeks ago with car load o. sheep, is home
aHa'h'
Edward Bond has sold his house on Court
stree: to B. Is. Brown. the nrirr noiI f0r !,
being S14O0. ~
r. H. McLroj He, 10 ,,lonrt, =, ....
two new store hniIdid,,s 40, ,hn ni,ae - cloCY
of the huldinrs wh,c ,,cr,, h,,r,I ~ ao'io
the December fire 81 ror 90 i,,' W. ,' u IA
with the McCnn & Saran,t ri nnG" - I"eSr'
Clir,,,, Ell l. D'' HE'i. Ol'CA anu inc
that are projected to be built in the VILLAGE
,rha loo,, ,,,,.,...,
etrijn Ia i ~ ~. lllhuc oonslueFaoIf OF
,h',,r,' ,i - l.' mon'cU INVERNESS Monday,
HAN ''v !I'o' pau Tor outer was less
itv aHi ~ t"t On mccA ago. me oeSt qnlI-
,vor,. ar ~ w. ems PGr pound. Inc sales
wcnIs ny ,,Ss, ""''''i"o'y i"'gcF thAh LOT many
~,
Inc body OF Michael Mott was found on
MONDAY morning in a sort of gully at the
ii,o,o % -, t'iI i''i near oyer creek within the
nr t' ". t'is .O"h u NC" llaVcn. MIR. Mott
',,'1 w., " iDI Hoo' many years 4n inmate
Wr Cl ,,,i''I,,' PooI mouse Last week
r1.r 49, "iio mas hau clatge OF me
hn ,,as ,,-;r 1pinp c''S PAST to'u NotI mat
''uS amy Notl shlu lndt II Glau-
- ~ ~ "oui"' anu u seems mat he
i,,,H ~ (r w. "Ht SV''J'u away down near
T,,iat oo' - ~; ~ - not known Just
I ,, - A,' uV"tn put undoubtedly the
,. ,';,i t','i t VI oa!Iruny sunday ana sun
,2 n9 h"'i considerable 10 20 with 1t, II
War,in =. vas 40 w soic cause. John
af,,r ti' " Nv was 'i'' Nptt SiNalah went
T,,os,,+'- ~, "nu "iouSnI tnem 10 Town
'"rfo'N' MI NolI was pcnsioner or the
ao,,-, ut""'nS @'S per year on &C
1,,o uN' VI '"Julles received IN the Mexican
""''
vcrgenne-.
NY cAa'niha'lon al the state reform
sCn'ol, friuay evening, were attend
from abroad emong them mon T. sIu' Gr,ia
bee Of Bran1on W p e Di,;nnhor ~ o. - O WIS
erhury ON Snou,dira - R,,rI;, n, W. w \, az az
Dubois of West Randolpb. RedfielI Proctor
Of Rutland, and n number of others Hon
George Nichols of Mortified was To have
been present but was prevented Inv irrres
II wos docided h,, ,ho ,,,,o.o IS I,,.,.
last TueSIov tbat ,hn r,s,,,r. y, Wen.
school districte eLonIo I've $500, "u' =" ~
question now oai,ot,rh w n"' n'i,,i nuu tnG
IS how shall tHis be e"' o p"nmu .i'nu
The law provides that though a town NAV
vote to unite several school districts, sucI
union can MOI be effected until oll debts md
liabilities of both districts are cancelled and
that the various prudential committees in
office when union is voted should con,innn
in Office until the liabilities are discharred
The eastern district has voted n tax If %
per cent TO raise the necessary umonnt
about Sll25. and the western tisi,irt ia ~
decide what TO do nj an adionrncd moeting
four weeks hence. II lie onnonents of
VIM" 'i' '',c eho"ou W NC 30 III
existing indebtedness. lust so long will Union