Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-14

lne IOllOWlIlE OIllCpTS WeTt tltCltu lOi ulc
year ensuing: Trustees, G. ID. Nash, A.
Mcbride, l.. II. Dyke, II. A. Wilbur, W.
4. Lee clerk, A. o. Hood collector A.
Mcbride; treasurer. H. f. Clement audi
tor, OrmOnd Cole.
A new village ordinance went into effect
last week which orders all places of busi-
ness, saloons, etc, to close at 10 O'Clock
p. M. The Burlington Woolen Co are
making some fine samples of blanket suit
ing. The aged father of Mr.. A. A.
Graves died last Saturday morning and
the funeral was held yesterday morning
from st. Francis %avier church. Mrs.
=. Coughlin, who sustained so serious an
injury to her ankle last winter, was out
Monday for the first time since the ac-
cident, and was able to walk without as
sistance
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Rev. G. wv. Leitch delivered his very in
teresting lecture upon the habits and re-
ligon of the Hndoos of India and Ceylon
Friday evening. There was good sized
audience. The friends and relations of
S. d. Teachout, to the number OF about
one hundred, Friday evening to remind
him and Mrs. Teachout that it was the
25th anniversary of their welded life. The
presents consisted of a set of silver, an
easy chair, lamp, etc.
ST. GEORGE.
Ira O. Lock wood and H. b. Carr were
arragned before Justice H. II. Tilley Sat
and battery on the person of Mrs. l. r.
Isham. Mr.. Lockwood was fined - and
cost amounting to Sl4.33. The evidence
against Mr.. Carr was not sufficient to hold
him guilty. States att Orney BrOwnell for
the State, and Mr. Lockwood looked after
his own and Mr.. Carr's cases. -. Frank
+. Hinsdill has gone to Worcester, Mass,
and has secured a situation in grocery
store.
HUNTTNGToN,
Warren Gibbs of St Albans will deliver
the address here on Decoration Day
The Methodist quarterly meeting will be
held at the North Village next week Sat
urday and Sunday. .Children's day will
be duly observed in the Union church at
the North Village on Sunday the 3Oth OF
May The postoilice at the North Vii
lage has recently been moved into Guy
Bckford's store Many of our farmers
are through sewing and planting their
corn. Street lamps are being put up III
the North Village by Fred Norton. Miss
Ell Hall of Richmond is teaching the sum-
mer term of school at the Center.
HINEsBUEGH.
Decoration day will be observed here
Saturday, May 29th with the customary
exercises Hon. Alexis Smith of Nergennes
will he the orator of the day Mr.. Aaron
Werthem, tor many years resident of
this town and an extensive dealer in cattl
and horses Is purposing visiting his old
home in Germany and will be absent
about two months. Mrs. X. ". Cowan
is quite sick at her brothers. Mr. f.. +.
Brownson's. and unable to return to her
home in Montreal. Miss Minnie An
drews has returned from her winter SC
journ in Rochester, y. y ....Miss Nina
Hull is forming a class IL OF painting. .
Mr. Henry Fraser has returned from mar
ket in excellent spirits. ....T The Congrega
tlonal Sociable will meet Wednesday af
ternOon with Mrs. Guy ID. Boynton,
Rev. George A. Kerr has returned from
conference and preached to a large con
gregation Sunday. The w. G. T. L
will meet Thursday at p. m. at The
vestry . Some farmers have finished
sowing and planting, but the bulk of the
corn crop is yet to he planted. The pros
pect for grass and hay never was finer
Winter grain aud new stocked land is es
pecially fine VIII Jennisson has sole
out his int crest IN the Watertown mills il
Dakota and has moved back to Wauseci
in Minnesota. With his brother he own
and runs the mills at Jonesville, J II mile
from WauSeca.
UNDERHILL.
The Easter season was duly commemo
rated in Calvary (EpiscopaD church, VII
lage of Underhill, on Sunday May 9th
The holy communion was the main sci
vice, the attendance good, with fine sing
ing and Il protusion of flowers. The mis-
sionnry presided at the annual parish an
vestry meetings, which resulted in tn
choice of X. Brown as senior warden an
treasurer, >; Is. Bliss as JUNIOR Wardel
and Z. Il. Brown as secretary ana Gei' Ge,iI'
gate TO tne diocesan convention In
mlSsiOnary's annual report was adOpte
ana ordered on recGrd. ! he extra SCI
wee iuhd, ana lhe church repair llnd
were louhd III good 0rder, TO I,fI. Dom Whlc
lufther uonatlohs VIII pe tnankiuily II
celVed Nisltlhg clergy ana lay reauel
from burlington nave hluch neiPeu III
missionary III ms laporS mere; Inc a'
vent of summer visitors at DXon's ii
creases the cnnpregations and the mat,
rial as well as spiritual support.
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