Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-20
LVIJ NEW SERIES. VOL. xxx.

Just how the premiums have been dis
tributed among the individual breeders |
whose flOckS were represented -. MIS-. !
James Norton died Monday afternoon, |
after having been sick for Il long time with !
a slow consumption. The brereaved hus- |
band and children have the sympathy OF !
the whole community. good deal OF !
talk has been occasioned by the arrest of
and trial on Monday of a well known ana
somewhat prominent Middlebury man,
on Il charge of intoNication, and the prose ,
cution has been pretty generally condemn
ed by the public. "NOt guilty. said the
jury, after an absence of only four min
utes. MIR. and Mrs A. II. Fisher, who
have been absent in the south ana west !
during the past two mouths, are expect
ed home about the first of April. udg- |
ing from the Justice Court proceedings
during the past four or five weeks 1t
would seem that there is no business IN
town now but liquor business. The pub
lie appears to- be growing tired of it, but
perhaps the appearances are ueCeptlNe:
Mrs. w. II. Parker, wife of Prof. Will
liam II. Parker of Mddlebury college,
died on Sunday evening after an illness OF
several weeks. Up to Friday or Saturday
her sickness was not considered to be OF Il
dangerous nature, and the news of Mrs
parker's death was Il surprise and
shock to the community, when it became
| known on Monday morning. No person
who ever met Mrs. Parker will hear the
| news OF her uealh WllhottI ieeHhS II
| keen pahG oi regret 80. + r"lesSor -
-. Meau Is lakihS auNahlaSe VI Noo", 1
| tion to remove to his newly purchased
| farm. Mr.. John Hazard of the college
narrowly escaped Il serious injury Friday
| hlGh.' Wheh ne was lcGioen.allS ,i Iu. W.
put ioTtunaiely escaped WIN olllPhria.iNe, Ili
sister Of j. X. Dodge and aunt of H; b;
| Dodge, died Sunday evening. She had
| neen SICK more OF less lVr II lVilN .iile % -
| lie uiIe ol tl,c annual 9HeeP ohc''llhS i''o
peeh clailgeu ny % lnE eAectt.lIe ni,
ana the snearllS VIII commence Oh .larcn
3lst, continuing three days.. Mlchaei
rotu accllell. a wen Neth hSo I"3t ',,S in'"S ~
coming on SWlnlnlhGlN anu iS uiiItSialiS
cheeriu I'll ana J0"A' colS!tttIinE '"G ar
lcuhlsIahcea. \ Au',Scr P!loI Is Pt.iS Ii,..i4S5
| taken up ior hlS oeHtii'' "'II .hrlt - l't'le
REASON ~ le"I ,n"V el.lt! W " " ''n.iinI VI
ms 1amllE Will he perhll'leu 10 aul'er lor
want.
New Haven
| M f,h,,I.s II \vicl<or has bnen ran
s,',i ,ii''i,,. f, ,,,o dn,. ,yith ili,,o..
l. NJ " Stolrn ie cIn,rlv in,nrn,.
mo Mrs charles peck who has bren
sick for several weeks, Is much better :.
W M ana FRED, sons OF w m. NJ Partch;
hay" arranged to remain AT nome and
manage their fathe farm ana DAIRY an
other year, Ar. ChaIles AouhS, en-
ployed IN the store OF a. NJ Roscoe the
past year, closed his engagement Satllr-
day. Mr.. Young goes INTO the insurance
business under MI W. II. >. hitcomb
of burlington. Mr, MosYS DePontee
: has been from home most OF the winter
taking orders for fruit trees and shrub
berry in behalf of the MesSrs. Andrews of
Huntington nurseries Mr., ana Mrs
Erastus {: Peck, residing in the north
part of this town, celebrated the llltleth
anniversary OF their marriage on lDllrS
day. Mr.. Peek has been one or the yeo-
2 men OF the town. ana enjoys a nearly old
age. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Wheeler OF
l Buffalo, \. Y, who recently came East to
, bury their daughter, Mrs. HoNt, are re
l manning in town few days, visiting rela
tives and old acquaintance. Mrs. Char
e lotte Wheeler is in feeble health. DR. G.
e l.. Allen OF Rutland has been in consul
= tation with the resident physician. The
Y various quarryng and manufacturing i'll
. terestS OF town., including the Cutter
. marble quarry, the Bellows Falls marble
y mill, and the works of the Brooks Edge
, Tool company, are substantially idle. The
pulp mills at Belden's Falls alone running
: on full time.
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