Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

Allen VI rs. w HTTtD II. JuUnlnS anu
her son, Warren Tracey, formerly OF Es-
sex, are visiting the formers sister, Mrs
b h. Nichols. Hampers are making
preparation for summer rest ana sport a
party of IL went to Thompson's point Tues
day, June %, eXpecting to enjoy week OF
fishing Miss Minnie A. Eastman of
Underhill, is visiting friends in tOwu,....
Last saturday evening concert was civ
ELI on the village green, by the Essex Cor
net band .......The Jews of the nomlna-
ton of Harrison and Morton was received
with enthusiasm by the p ople here. In
the evening the "Old Jackson" cannon
di-coursed IL choice selections. .......Out
village, though riddled by railroad tracks
is rapidly growing both in business and
beauty. There never has been time IL
its history when it looked so well, and
when its people were SO eager for its i'm
provement, both in business and beauty
| Lawns are being carefully tended, old
! fences are being abolished, and pleasant
shade trees are everywhere lining the
streets with green.
COLCHESTER.
Born in Colchester, June l7Ch, 1883, AT
the residence of r. W. Baker, to the wife
of s X. Salisbury, daughter. Died
June 18th, Winnie May, infant daughter
| of Samuel r. and Lucy h. salisbury Of
Billings, Montana.
NINOOSkI.
The Rev. Dr. White the new pastor OF
the Congregational church comes to his
people with large experience and a goof
! reputation both as a preacher and a pas
tor. Already the flock that has been some
| what scattered for several months past
! is being gathered home and the outlook
! for the congregation and the Sunday
! school under the present pastorate is hope
| full ,..... Rev. j. q. GooGing, the former
pastor of the Methodist church. is making
a brief visit to his cid parishioners aut
his many friends are glad to see him
among them again. He will preach il
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
| ing. Subject, The Great Commission =
Mrs. Hervey Weston and Mrs. Catlin
! who have recently been very SICK are
| both more comfortable and their case con
sdered hopeful. Mrs. Catlin is a daugh
ter of Mr.. 5. H. Weston. Mrs. f. II
Taylor of Nergennes, who, for some two
weeks, has been visiting her parents
Rev. and Mrs. II. +. Austin, returned tc
her home, Friday of this week. ... The
exercises of Children's day ut the Metho
dist church, passed off with credit to the
Sunday school and gave great satisfaction
to the large congregation present. The
collection for the 'cnildren's fund
amounted to S22
Miss Addie Edwards is home from hel
! school i'll Massachu- ..... Mrs DR.
! n va rot fVsVa.a
! from CHICAGO The ,radeG scho ,,'
| closed last Friday tha reG1strntion fnr ~.
| fern was 3.1 Scnnol ,vilI cn,,,,,.n,,N
AGAIN Santer,har 2 " C.iia,i NV
satisfied with catching tha hig,ast' an ,iI
has raised the largest strawberry evel
ference and weighed ~ "nnces =" 0''o" ''i
w, T. Herrick anu Wiz have ,ore n
Sarafoga for TN. suInu,ar Tbo II : ~
club met Monday everinG ar + ~ Tan'
uer's. The nr0Grammp included -, rio
piano and vioIins. bv Mrs Shinman NT
Shipmnn and Mr. Adams a sdnl, h,, M
Shinman a ninno soln hw N1iUS it,Ia n',,;
readimgs nv Wrn pei Vrs Eien ,..uie @ilo
Wolcott and Mr. UartiJan TberIiiI 81
meet nevtas ..nnvarr, nor,,',, ~ ~.
Wilbnr's 2eva,,i $500 ps'i'S az W.
here Mo, dav hnt notbino, W f',,nd
One saloon keeper has been lined Ear
. ortahihR the ouhMay ordnance Two
Homer BSrtram to Miss Ab ip", J IN w !
and that of Mr.. John Nash to Miss Carrie
Hiue of Colchester
HlNESBtRGI.
Patrick Furlong died lime is from in
jures received in being RIM over nv a
farm wagon The fnnaral of Doniin'
ick Hart, aged 81. was attended the Goth
inst. Mrs. Jonu Allen in her SSfh wear
has all her faculties well nreserved and
takes A lively Interest in the affairs NJ The
Albert Raw has painted mis- resi-
dence in the village .,.ii. ID Boynton is
greatly Improving hi. farm bindings ,'.'.
C. G.. peck's thorouphbred Hojsteins are
making a remarkabln record for milk
they have To he MIXED three times a dav
.....Dr. c. j. Russell has bought a span
of colts of Dexter Tracy Thomas
Read has returned from n trim throuUh
Clinton county. y Y and renorts maj a
great many deInOcratlc protectionists viii
vote with the republicans this fall ..
The George r Ednunds rennblican
league Climb have received n very pheasant
letter from the senator enclosing a hand
some remittance toward the expenses OF
II. NJ. Hull kent bulletins ont AT the tele.
graph office during the Chicago cOuven.
ton which drew interested crowds.
wESTFoRD.
The lawn marty at 4 + Huntl.v,s
| Vhnrsdav avaninS of This week is to ms
| followed nv one at q II Rawson's one
week lafer The Garnet hand will he in
| attendance some excirement nrevail,
| nf th.. ann..ranca of "a hear IN severe
places in town. Dogs and men gave pur
suit but nothing fatal 10 Bruln occurred.
| The product Of the union cheese factory II
10 cheese per day OF about % pounds each
| ...... ii. w. CarrlngtOu'S orders TO