Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-08


very pleasant affair.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eaton, for
many years resident of this town diving at
Cady's Falls was attended a. her late home
on Sunday afternoon (3ld), Rev. Mr. Bushee
OF the Congregational church Officiating.
F. b. Livingston is about putting in
machine for the manufacture OF bone meal
at Stafford Bros. grist mill.
The young child Of DR.. c. &. Rublec las
been dangerously i'll for several days.
A movement is being made in the line of
closing the hair dres ing shops on Sunday,
which, it is IN 'erstood, meets the approval
of the prophet, rs as well as the citizens in
general.
Post Warner, G. A. r., has oandcd the
Post at Stove, twenty muskets TO be used in
a war drama to be presented by the Stowe
Post
Our esteemed townsman, Mr. William E.
Clement is contemplating -disposlng of his
undertaking and furniture business in town.
All will regret Mr.. Clements leaving town.
Morrisvie Cornet band is to hold its
| contemplated concert on Wednesday even
ing, February eth.
The regular monthly Union Temperance
meeting is to be held on Sunday evening
next
Two divisions at the academy are to hold
public rhetorical exercises on Friday after
noon. The Winter term of school closes on
Wednesday of next week.
Iydepark
Mrs. Goldthwait was buried at Cady's
Falls, Friday, aged GO.
Levi r. jacobs las sold his 80 acres, lot
NJ. 81, 81 div, to Alonz1 Cobcgh. The
ho, l,pir tn
Elmer A. Smallcy for $500.
Byron n. McKinistry, of Grant Park, Ill.,,
has sent to each of his many Old friends here
fine engraving, 12X15 inches of his farm
residence at that place. A glance at it con-
vinccs one that patient and honest industry
has brought him rich and we'll mcrted re-
ward. In the upper corner are fine portraits
of Mr.. Mcknistry and his wife, and the
view takes in bis barns, mil, fruit nursery
and dozen or more of his beautiful herd of
short horns lie is well known throughout
his adopted State for his successful efforts in
arboricu'ture, as well as a short-horn
breeder, and is greatly respected All his
boYh12ds acquaintauCcs rejoice in his pros
pcrily.
Miss Gia:e HYDE met with on accident
while coasting, Thursday night. She was
thrown from Inc traverse, which was heavily
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ankle.
Hiram Dwinnell has b1ea paid about $500
by compromise with u life Insurance COM
pany, which puts him on his feet.
The children Of Caleb Hurlburt have called
upon the town tn support him. The old
gentleman lost minor son in the army and
is seeking n pcnsi IN but has been subject to
many delays, and has fought desperately
against becoming ptuper.
One hundred and fifteen couples attended
the musicians ball, at the American Hall,
Friday night, - viii h, considering the
weather, was remarkable. Now for the cali
co ball.
The real estate Of Adds o. Brainerd, in
this village, which is occupied by L. II. Fair
banks, under contract OF purchase, was at
tached at the suit Of iIr. seymour, OF St.
Albaus, Saturday. l'rninerd's interest can
not he much. The suit demands in damages
$50, 600, and comes out OF Lawrence Brain
erd's affairs, IF course.
PovertY-siriclicn and deceased animals con-
tiuuc to he shipped from the stations aloug
this road, with the ayowal on the part of the
shippers that they are for the "canneis."
THIS dirty business has been going on
lgctty extensively in this county for the past
two years. Please give Us soMc appropriate
reflections.
In your paper of tO-luy sou made me say
"deccased' for "diselsed," and now we say,
as to beth terms "stet." Since we wroc the
Item we have learned that one animal corpse,
several days ''dCCeased," and frozen into
dug.hil was snalChel frOm It's olDrOus
grave, dressed and shipped to the Gamers.
Myron Amber was rcc3mmilted to Jail
Monday morning 10y Deputy sheriff Hardy,