Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-16
THE NEWS In VERMONT,
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
WINOOSKI.

though not very old resident of Wi
nooski, has great many friends In TINS
section who will regret his departure from
among them, but will wish HIM sue
cess in his new position.
The Salvation army have been intend
ing to attack Winooski, but 1T last ac-
counts had not secured place of meeting.
e. X. Crandall, who Spraned his ankle
some days ago, is around again, but walks
wit difficulty Frank Dunbar with his
wife and family, who have been spending
the winter in the South, are expected
home Friday. Mrs Dunbar, who went
South principally for her health, is much
improved IA large party of the friends
of Charles McCarty assembled at the
depot, last night, to see HIM off and
many were the expressions OF regret at
"Charie's" departure, and hearty good
wishes for his future.
Lenten services in Trinity, Episcopal
Mission, Milton, on Wednesday, the l4th
inst. at p. IN. ; on Palm sunday, the
18th at p. M also on Wednesday in
holy week, the 2lst, at the same hour.
BOLTON
bat" IIowrigan, who was seriously in
jured some two weeks ago, while brak-
ing, is convalescent.
HINEsBURGH.
Fast day services were held in the Bap-
tist church. The attendance was ABOVE
the average The pastor presented the
SUBJECT OF the relation anu responsibility
of the individual to the community ....
Mrs. J.. Vi. Rowe has returned from the
west where she has spent the few years
past. u. sanctuary mas. puicudSeu i'!e
lecture room of the Baptist church and IS
TO mt II up LOT FURNITURE anu IlhIcrt%"hel %
business. Inc church are 10 Illaht ai> solllG SONY
changes IN iheIr noust oa WHIt"pi ,it ,i'i,I 1a wv
arrange pIaNer t2o'il lilele ',,"t III 'o
made more desirable and convenient.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
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mere was a suStr lesiiN"' ~, we ,,.'. Zap
U.s. cHurch i.esu19 eNenlliS' itiUii Wv vi e. q
very NICE ahalr. 1t "as Sut'eL, Wy w ii,c e
1appaln scllool W nu W
boolh Is supeIlntel ne en'Vi eit;', t3i''.
meht consisted Oh Singing anu s'e"hla5i ! !
nS NE hlelhoeIs ot lnG i'iahu Tt Jl'sS anu anu
sung some choice pieces and read some
selections. The sugar of course was sweet
and all the little ones of winch there were
a large number present enjoyed the occa-
sion greatly. The older ones came III for
their share and all had real Jolly good
Rev. Mr.. Wilder will preach his fare
well next Sunday, having been on
TINS charge ihree years. ~! ~ tLe eNeulns
ne Is 10 SpeaT Oh Ihe Supleut VI 'eiilpti
anGe. ne Mll ieaNe ira,S vain,
at ESSEX Juuctlol. ...' ! ne iiluSIGol I; !luI -
holGIng ms hlshlIy concert III I'M? NIclllIlS
The BIRDS are coming TO Us III larger
numbers IMAM Usual thla season -. r. y,
BeaCh mas gone 10 hlarkeI 10 purchase
goods to MI up the new STORE
IT GEORGE
The usual monQtony OF the town was
somewhat changed on Monday by the pro
ceedlnLs OF law SUIT at the town mouse
Edgar Hlnsdlll rs James 8urrlt' lpr the
possession OF dwelling mousse nelort
Justice OF the Peace llllan 0anctuar!
OF Hlneshurgh. judgment Tor lhe proSecu
tors and Mr. Burlltt was gwen uh,l eu
nesday 10 Vacate the premises "HlCn are
rented 70 fitrrIck A. illeS .Nor'llai
lsham, Esq, Is SUN cohIheu 10 InG h"u9'
with rhtulhatl?in .HtorSe w. i9il1in y. o
Oak broNe' W ls.' Is thJoNlnS ny olI t,'l.' II
sport OF gathering sap ana poillhS 1t u
sugar so rs TO nave some o, ms oWi WI