Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-17


Bolton.
Mrs Hannah stevens died Sunday
morning in North DuXbury, at the resi-
deucc of James Kennedy, Esq. her broth !
or. Mrs. Stevens was about eighty years of
age, Il Kind Christian woman, whom all
respected. For many months her suffer |
ing had been intense. The funeral ser
vice was held in Bolton, Rev. George f.
Smith of Waterbury officiating. Choice
floral offerings lay upon the casket. The
singing hy Mr., T. :. McGinnis and others
WIS eNccllcnt.... Hiram, the aged father
of Mr. Monroe Lewis of North DuXbury,
had tit of apopleNy,. a few days
since and is quite SiCk...Mf. j.
j. Whalen of burlington has been
visiting his parents fora few days. Miss
Lizzie Stackpole is at home. The school
at Fay Corners Richmond, where she has
been teaching, closed last week.
This place was visited, Thursday after
noon, by Il terrific wind and rain storm.
Trees We're blown down and windows in
several houses were blown in. \ beauti-
ful pear tree standing Il few rods from the
residence of X. J- Morse and loaded with
pears was struck by lightning ... The lit
Tie son of L. H. Hoy of North DuXbury
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
but is now COnvalescent
Colchester.
During the thunder storm on Thursday
afternoon Mr.. Harvey Taylor had four
cows and one bull struck by lightning
They were all under one tree when
struck
Underhill.
Services in Calvary Episcopal church,
village of tnderhill, on sunday next, July
49, at 1890 Il. m. and p. m. Charles f.
Allen, Esq, of the Board of School Com
missioners, Burlington, will oliciate. Ser
vices also at the same hours on sunday,
July %, seats free, and all are cordially
invited.
Huntington.
Richard Delong has taken the contract
for driving the stage the present quarter
from Huntington to Richmond. During
the thunder shower last Thursday the
East street bridge that spans the river was
struck by lightning Jerry Chapman
and wife of Lincoln, Neh., who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Huntington and Richmond, returned
home last Monday: Miss Clista
of The West are spending a few
weeks here visiting in Vermont. The
terrific galc that accompanied the shower
last Thursday blew down II good deal of
old fences, and many trees and some
buildings. Mrs. Mary Baldwin, OF
;,WailtOu, VT. is at home ON Il Visit...
Many Of our farmer, have commenced
having. The hay crop Is quite good.
Mrs RObalpha ~prague is very low, and
bat slight hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
Milton.
The Dedication Ut the Methodist EpiscO-
pal church here I he Nth inst. was a success
in all lis features. The completion was a
success Il, was the dedication sermon by
Rev "A. l." Cooper of Springfield, Vt.
lWentN-thrce ministers were present. rep
/ lI. Il \ |
iir;na, in ,h n,I Thn old indnht
.InnS. has inen noiG I'm tTa m,ttar IF
-, c,m,,lntimr thnv ,ra forty dnlIors ,haad
The Nrnr Larius with nrnmise The sine
i'm" ,l,,. ,ndnr tbn chnI're Of + + Wheel.
nrI; rEnristrr. Vrs + H,rnum or"anist
TAX n,Irh rra,Iit r,nnnt hn VIVIAN fn the
na.inr Rnv + + Haven The otten.
dnncr nf Tho InJicntion was large The
InGias ..t t,j,Ia. fnr and fad ni10nt fonr
hnnJr.I nu,'rtorI,, ,'n"tin', ."r,.ice nevt
, Si,ni, + ( Rnwrn ntIiciatin|
. GnI W II fvIIrn,m Of Tho Varmont
Enisron.I rn.titI;tn Rmrlinotnn viii can,
T. d,Ict I,rvirn in the Enisrnnnl missinn
b. r',,,,. w, Iti,or .trnat H;Itop EnIls ON
vice also ON Snnday inv 5G seats free
and ali nrr cordiaIjv inviteI
: Nir. u GI,rl i ar iii,rhoota Snrings
i for her. h4alth Dr G. /, Sanderson and
wife nrriyrj home from their wedding
t ",r Iov nirht Sh''i Tbo M,
lt n1.4pS
ymancad hovin,, liz ,vaelt md GENERALLY re-
nort tbair 1rass cron nuch halter tban
+ pnI faarod If wonId hn nonth 400 ,'''''
- ria %rnded scb0"I cl"sed On saturday
| last 7rhn attandanca FOR Tho last nnrt ~
Z thn term has been Iigbt dne mainly r.
s,rl,nai -. il, tba scbnoi ReW I i SaSyaII
nyrhnnf,at minis Hyith Rev NJ En',Iish
of En.,S I,ipmntlinr nm ~, naxt SnI,h,ih
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! Hinesburgh.
school No o has closed , worry success.
fuI tarnn in ch,rcra If lIiss Rassia + Han.
nom Ma fnIia1yin', rmr,il. v,nra naithn,
nbsnrt ~. tordv GmrInP tha farm lame.
o'R,ien pnfn, patrict Henrv Whitnknr
Susir Cnttin~ Nnrv Dow RelIe pelton
. Florence RnsGo,d t,Ioro Ross JittIa An
, ra p,tri,i, AMI oiIia Ia Ralia bnd only
nna tnrdv marl, mo ,,rant stor,n nj
'TLurs,I,v demolished - harm on the farm
% W W - NY Wv, Hli'. 'iiS i'i
for stephen Hanson, together with thirty
i've tons of old hay. Trees were blown
down i'm all directions and much damage
done to fences. MIR. f. Remington was
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