Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-26

DuHtluN forenoon, preceded on saturday
by thunder and lightning The average
attendance at the three churches Sunday
was %. The donation for Rev. A. n. Nash
netted ssh Mrs Nash was remembered
with purse of $500 the Gift of the cor
net Dand....The spring term of the graded
school began last Tuesday An unusually
large number of pupils from surrounding
towns are in attendance. The school is
one of the best in Addison county The
south 81 le meat market seems to he de-
sirable property, it having changed hands
twice in four weeks. John Whitney and
Bert Sargent are the latest purchasers. -.
The roads are in II horrible condition.
Isle La Motto.
Teams continue to cross in all directions
on the ice. Ira Hall loaded a car with
potatoes aud went to Boston, to dispose of
them, last week Mr.. II. G. Hill has tap
ped some of his sugar trees Adds Hall
left last Tuesday for Boston to finish Il
course in stenography. Miss Jennie
Hill returned to school in Montpelier last
Monday We were panied to hear Of
the sudden death of Mrs. George Ritchie
which occurred March 90. The deceased
leaves family of four small children,
the youngest IA daughter one week old.
The husband and family have the heart
felt sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Horrisville,
5 b. Waite of Hyde Park is holding
writing classes at the academy Monday
and "Wednesday evenings. go. The johnson
Dramatic club are to present an entertain
ment here on Friday evening of this
week.. The Cniversalist society an
nounce the first new sugar festival of the
seasOn....T &. Morrill, has moved to the
Joslyn tenement house. Mr.. Morrill, is
buying hides for G.. ;. Page OF Hyde Park
....J. A. White 4 Co 5 baker from Mid
dlebury has returned home, which leaves
Monroe Green in charge of the baking
.... Herman HOlbrook has gone to Boston
where he will take position with Messrs.
Jordan, Marsh & Co... George jackson
and daughter are at work in Waterbury,
Conn. Judge III. II. Powers is to deliver
| the Memorial day address here under the
auspices of Post Warner No. / A large
number from here have visited the scene
of the boiler explosion near North VOL
cott The victims were all known in town.
...Hiram Lyon and family, and Amos
! HiIliard and family, have moved to town
| from SwantOn. Efforts are being made
to reorganize the Morrisvlle Cornet band
for the summer season. George w.
Clarke of this place has purchased the
hotel at WOlcott
The funerals of Hiram Pike and Frank
| Tinker, two of the victims of the boiler
| explosion at North WOlcott. were largely
attended at Wolcott. Charles Douglass
remains were taken TO stowe ana the re
mains or Leon Ahsden were taken to
! Craftsbury for burial Mr.. Cate, the
! proprietor of the mill, still remains in a
sem conscious CONDITION. III Is reported
that MIS- Ahlsdeh, WlIe OF one OF the vic,
Ilills, mas dled from the snock sustained
when informed of her husbands sudden
death, she being in feeble health at the
! iline' III Is also reported that the young
itiy Whoih Mr, Dousiass was expecting e.
! ,IlaIly sooli, iS very nucn prostratet
circulation in regard TO the immediate
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mo ininrieS Wrs VIiIa,s JromnaT ibe eIi"p Ii,'tp.
and tTa hor.e r,, tn tbo
tbe Woinntt r"nd r"a, ''lS SarornI nrnSe Gt
tn\vn bove comrnancad onarati"n ia, ie,9 H., .I l
smear hnsh and neverai =" .n'
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