Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-26

tory medicines and other articles He has
a very handsome turnUut..M and Mrs.
j. :. Shaw are about starting for the
West, to spend the summer with their
daughter, Mrs. r.. b. LNun Miss Mink
Ier the teacher in the village school, is
doing good thing for the pupils by max
ing drlll in vocal music prominent part
in the daily exercises, AMI Mr.. ". d. Full
Ter of Burlington is doing the same for
this community in the services he has
commenced giving MONDAY evenings IN
the baptist church The for,nghtIy
sunday afternoon Methodist meetings,
in Lyccun halt, are now well started and
Will no doubt be bCHciClal to TIA rSe who
may attend. Childrcn's day ia the Dap-
fist church, proved an iutcres iug OCCASION
to young and old, and Il handsome sum
was realized for benevolent work. Special
services are to BE held in this church, next
sunday evening, the 2>th, When the new
baptistry will he dedicated, and the ordi
nance OF Christian baptism administered
in the baptistry for the first time.
Shelburn.
The remains of the late Henry p Morse
of Burlington were buried in the family
lot in the village cemetery Saturday after
noon. Brief funeral services were held at
the grave a selection was rendered by
the choir and few impressive remarks
were made 10y the Rev. Mr.. jump. With
the exception of IL sister, Mrs. II. b.
| White OF Massena. y. Y, the deceased
was the last surviving member of the
once prominent and influential Morse"
! family in this town. Mr.. Morse was Il
KIND husband and indulgcnt father, and
| his widow and children have the heart
| felt sympathy of this community in their
| ailliCtlOn, as was attested by the large
number present at the burial .... We were
| favored with a call, Friday evening at
about ten o'clock, by party of young
] of a
do not object to the young folks having Il
! good time, but would suggest that it
would be just as well if they would make
IL little less noise, behaving more like
young ladies' and gentlemen, or else come
Il little earlier in G evening, when we
can all enjoy the fun.
Since the report of the burning Of Mr.
Thorp's barn in this village last Saturday
morning, in which it was stated the fire
| was thought to be incendarN. facts have
come to light that tend strongly to show
that the fire was caused by the careless
ness OF some person or persons unknown
indications of conclusive character haV
ing been found in and about the premise,
of the presence of some one-possibli
trImps. 1t Is no more than justice to AZ
parties concerned chat the idea of incen
diary work should be corrected.
williston.
towu....Thc farmers are getting ready e.
haying, though no grass has been cut yet
....A guardian has been appointed for tn
child Of Mrs. Rosa Murray llc1liu, latcl,
deceased, and the child has been taken il
charge by the relatives of her mother,
Mr. llctiin Is putting his house in repair
and will till it up with summer buardcr-
Mrs. Moore beng house Keeper. Dun
ing the sunday school convention the Din
A., ncrS were prepared aud served in tn
church where the exercises OF tine CONVEX
ton were held No difficulty was fouu
IN procuring entertainment at other mcaI
for the delegates and visitors. The exc
ciscs were very much enjoyed 10y our pee
t pie. ...Miss Hattie Beach Of BurlngtU
has been spending a week with friend
i near here, III It George. ...: Rev. Myr
! Ningsbury, pastor of the Cuiversali'
society here, attended the Champaign n
ISOLATION of Univcr-aiiets at RchmonC
{ last Wcek..... several resident member
[ of thc SpilItuallst denomination are looi
ing forward to a vacation, camping out I
, Queen City Park this summer.