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

seriously sick, having had a shock of par
alySlS Il few DAYS since. Mrs. Charles
lockwood was buried Wednesday, March
L.. Edward Bradford of the firm of II.
f.. Bradford d Co, knit goods manufac-
turers, was married March H. to Miss
Lawrence, daughter of John Lawrence.
The welded couple have taken an extend
ell Western aud Southern trip.
Enosburgh Falls.
The last lecture of the course was de
livered at the Methodist church Thursday
evening by the Rev. G. H. Sweat on
America and her Perils." The lecture
was able and instructive. A review of
American history from its discovery to the
present time, and the perls that beset MS
In the future, which the speaker thought
and intemperance. w. II. Bilado has
received check from Lorrillard
for $500, being the amount he drew
in their distribution of prizes, which
is the largest OF any dealer we
have heard of in theis State.....The La
dies Aid society of the NJ. f. church held
a sociable and sugar party at the residence
of Charles Cotton, Tuesday evening
There was good attendance and all en-
Joyed fine time net receipts, SO
Cornwall.
spending the winter in Chicago with her
daughter Mrs. Ezra Warner, has returned
to her home to spend the summer. There
have been several cases of scarlet fever
IN town of late, but none proving fatal l....
| The many friends of Frank f. Foote son
of Jared y. Foote, will be glad to hear
that he is soon to return to town. MIR.
FOOte has been trying rancho life in Colo
RADIO for the last year, but finds that on
the frontier rs well rs in Vermont, "he
that would thrive must either hold the
plow or drive. Mr.. Swift of New York
is i'll town looking after fine horses, and is
the guest of Charles X. Witherell ~
| Gordon Searl and family, who have occu-
! pied the "RemSen" house during the win
ter are to move, and carry on the Mrs.
| Halliday farm at West Cornwall the
| coming season. Some of our roads are
| almost lmpassabe, the snow being too
| deep in many places for wagons, and not
any in others for sleighs
The marriage of Miss Emma Benedict,
only daughter of Charles Benedict, and
| Fred f. Dean, son of Col. Harrison +.
Dean, on Wednesday evening, March H.
was the occasion of Il large gathering of
| friends of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. VI. c.
/ Stebbins. in Il very happy manner and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all
| present. The apartments We're hand
somely decorated with evergreens and
| ilowers, and all the appointments of the
! occa sinu 1yera In 6ua tn.to ,rho I,rida
and brideoroom warn raciniants nf , Iaroo
number of nsefnl and ofnnment,I ne
ents Fine refrashmante yara hn,,n,if iy
served and tbe hannv nonnla bave f,nna t1
New York On a weddinV tpnr Two sons
of Cyrus .Jenrinvs Of IInhhariitnn were
in town this VEL in ,ttendnncs nr,or IN q
| Dann Ranadict ,ysd'linC, MI nbar
| II Carr is .nendinC n TOW ,,aalS i'm %nrtb
ern New YORK visitinD friends ~ -'0' v"
West Ferrisburgh.
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,,si,i,e, ~ lG pf'9u ntN "eehn Milte !,
rt1trm 'ti,' har t"tr'' -, m''ifsi oarni'"IH,
Moses Richardsom has n'nrad intc " w., -
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