Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-11-13

lIc lll'l bCtll SlCh II ibllO lllllt. MT. NtHlN
was about seventy years of age, and had
always lived in Bolton aud Jericho....
The officers elected at the last meeting
of Chiltenden Lodge Of Good Templars
were f; II. Cilley, W c. r. Mrs Frank
stiles, W. Y, II. Elmer Howe, W. Spcre-
tary Miss Hunter, w. f. Secretary; Hen
W. G.. Frank stiles, w. NJ. Ida Lee,
w. g.; George Willard, W. ST.. G. f.
Humphrey has moved to Essex aud en-
gaged in trade with George II Brown.
Mrs Edwin Humphrey goes to Connec-
ticut to- i've with her daughter, this win
-. VIII Lewis has rented the farm of
g. f. Humphrey and takes possessiou....
Mrs Jerome Doty. who has been quite
sick, is much improved.
postal card mailed at the postolIice in
burlington September - to IL party at
this place reached its destination in TWEEN
tN-three daysl The postmaster geuecal of
Vermont should know this . Frank
smith has taken Ira Stevens's farm in
WestlOrd, aud wilt move there ths week
MIR. smith has we'd in jericho about five
years, and has won many warm friends,
VINO Will regret his departure .. The
Ladies' Aid society has been reOrghni2ed
with Mrs. George Stiles. president; Mrs.
f. II. Cilley. vice president. They wiz
give The first entertainment at the acad-
etny Thursday afternoon and evening.
All are Invited. At the last re2u(ar
meeting of Chlttendeu Lode, !. O. OF G.
T., l. G.. Stoue was elected representative
10 the Grand Lodge which meets at Wat
erburN in January. II. :. Wood was
elected alternate. Ms. NJ. johnson goes
10 tonnecticut next week to spend nor
ton of the winter with her sister. -. The
roads are getting We; bad from the heavy
rains. The springs are AL iull, and some
OF the cellars are very wet.
Essex junction.
| Amos Hobart died here Friday afte:-
noon, aged seventy-tive wears He has re
sided in Essex Junction Tor Iou',een years,
| having moved he"e from WesuiOrd.
Daniel Giddings died in Michigan last
| saturday morning, and his remains ar
rived on the early train Tuesday morning.
HIS funeral was held here on the same day
! He formerly resided in Westford but
moved to Essex Junction in 1910. He be
came interested in the buying of fine wool
sheep, and taking them West. In 1879 he
moved his family to Michigan where he
has since resided. His health has been
poor for about one year. He was con
| fined to his bed only month
Col Cha les NJ. Scaton was buried in our
cemetery. Saturday, beside his father,
Rev &. NJ. Seaton, who was buried here
last April. Hon. Amos Hobart, who
died very suddenly Friday, was buried
here "Wednesday. Mr.. Hobart was one of
the committee of the graded school, also
town grand juror, Il strong temperance
man, an old and respected citizen. ... The
wife of Mr.. Hyde, who moved from Wi
noOski here last spring, is quite sick
and is not expected to recover.
Miss Eliza Parsons returned from Wyom-
! ing Territory, where she has been spend
| ing about year On her return she came
by the way of Boston and her sister Lucia
came home with Der. Lucia has been in
Boston the past summer with her brother
! IInr hn.h n 10, HAITI rl,n
mother of r. II. and Seneca Place is quite
sick. Mrs. Moses LABEL has been sick
for long time, but is slowly recovering
Miss Kate Macomber has gone to Bos
ton, where she is to spend the wintel
studying music.
Hinesburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Perry are re
! jOicing over the safe arrival at the,
house of II nine pound baby boy. Ne
Alfred Hull and wife have returned ron
their wedding tour \ reception was held
at the residence of II. NJ Hull and the
house was filled to overlooking with
| friends The band was in attendance and
gave some excellent music. The presents
were numerous aud the occasion was Il
very happy one in every respect. Mr.
| Edgar l.. Degree and f.. q. Martin are
building carriage repository sixty by
| tWenty-fOur feet and two stories to &C
commOdate their increasing business.
Mr. Hiram Russell has bought tn" lot on
Friendship avenue formerly o"uvd by &.
Ellis and Is preparing to erect residence
AIR II. OBrien has bough. 200 acre,
OF Albert Ray and twenty cows for $1,000
-" Nh John Cookie has bought of II. La
mas his place in the village for $500 Mr.
LamaS intends to move to Irasburgl
where he is negotiating for farm.
shelburp..
Key; NJ. ID. jump OF BurlinGt"u occu
pea the pulpit OF 'h' NriuoIlSt church
SUNDAY, ~ eNrHi,'.E" "ltl ReV. l.. 4
l)lDnIe. lnere Is to be IL concert Wed
nesday evening at the town hall, under
the auspices OF the Young Peoples asSo
c'1tlon. supper VIII afterWardS be served
III me church parlors The CONTINUED
t"oii nd y, , ',,, " a. i,'iHS Wv
er on farm work
TseN'
The village residence of the late .Judg,
Williams has recently been sold to Mr.
Chaplin, who has taken possession that o
Reuben Ferguson has passed into tn,
hands of Ira Stevens, who has occupied i