Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-04-20

kell Allen. lie mas also taken me JOB 10
build very large barn for G. w. Allen
Carmi OsgOod hes made about 900
pounds of sugar from $50 trees. Some of
the trees he set out inst 40 years ago with
his own hands A man bought Il horse
which was warranted by the owner MOTTO
kick, and gave mortgage on the animal
to secure payment A short time after the
horse did kick-the bucket. Whose loss
is it?
Worthwhile.
The western bound freight on the lake
road was derailed near the ElmUre brook
one mile east of here at 80 Tuesday after
noon. Four loaded cars, one of them the
saloon car, were thrown over the embark
ment and the track was torn up for some
distance. Two or three men in the saloon
car were pretty well shaken up, but not
seriously injured. The east bound butter
train was at this station at the time.
That and several later trains both ways
were delayed for some time. Mrs. j.
Parker, jr., and daughter M,s Grace
Parker, formerly for several years resi-
dents here, are visiting friends in town
before going to Georgia, to which state
Mr.. Parker has gone to locate.
a party of young misses ate new sugar
at j. T.. II 1se's, on Saturday. .......J. c..
81 w. H. Robinson have just opened Il
new stock Of clothing and geutlemen's
ed at the Methodist church, Sunday after
uoou.......M Major ID. j. Stafford read Il
sermon at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning. ......D. A. Gilbert re
turned from Boston last week where he
has placed the manufacture of his pa tent
suspender buckle, and he Will receive Il
royalty Beginning next Sunday,
services at the Methodist church will be
held at 1920 a M, the afternoon service
being held at ElmOre. .......A. u. West
has commenced work on an addition III
the rear of his daughters building on
Portland street. The addition and part
of the present building will be occupied
by the Montpelier bakery firm. .......A
large party of young people from the
academy ent Saturday at the home of
one of their number, Miss Myrtle Green,
in Cambridge ........ Mrs. julius Bun1y
IS repoI ted i'll with lung fever. ...... The
board of listers report that the grand list
will be upand not show any material
falling falling of from last year.
Franklin.
j. II. Hubbard, one of the oldest inhab-
itanls of the town, died at the residence
of his dauphter Miss Martha Hubbard,
April TIE funeral services occurred at
the house Tuesday afternoon >. T.
Briggs aud family started for Washington
TERRITORY last week in company with
Henry Hubbard and wife, who are return
ing fran visit here ~ The East. Miss
Clara Cadv of Uuderhill returned this
week from a few weeks visit At Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. j. Gates's Rev. Mr.. SNOW
preached his last sermon to large audi
ence last Sunday. He has been an un-
firing worker during his paStorate here,
and will be greatly missed by his many
friends of all denominations,
Lincoln.
have exchanged places, the latter recelv-
ing $500 in addition. Mrs DamOS SOrrel
has been very sick, but is now GONZALES
cent M j. Ste8cns ana d. *. johnson
have formed partnership to carry on the
grocery business at Bristol is the store
formerly owned by Daniel Strong. +. A.
Whittier has been sworn in AS mail carrier
between Lincoln ana South Lincoln....
Daniel Cove is able to be out again. go.
Some of the cross 70 Ids are still blOckaded
with snow.
TunbridGe.
O. p Cilley, who has for some years
been an extensive manufacturer of maple
sugar and has received good prices tor all
that he has sold, thinks that had the sugar
makers taken the same pains that the
butter makers have that they would have
long since made a good market Tor ali the
sugar that they could make He has made
for his sugar Il sure and profitable mar
ket.
Roxbury.
Mr.. Dow from st. Lawrence county,
New York, Is moving into Orrin Fhut ;
house on the west hill....Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Eaton from Bloomiugdale, y. w.
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eaton. Mr.. Sheehan, boss OF the
section, has gone to Barre TO work on the
WilliamstOwn road, and James Collins
takes his place here. -. Harry Flske, with
his sister Maud and Nina Marsh, were re
turning from a sugar party Monday even
ing, when the runner, droppedinto gully
and the trio We're thrown out, the horse
striking bee line for home at the top OF
his speed. The air was full of bits of fly
ing sleigh coming down Bracket hill.
The children were unhurt.
johnson.
Mrs. Chamberlain died Friday of pueu
mouia. The funeral occurred Monday -.
Mrs. H. Burlington died Sunday. Mrs.
toote is quite i'll. The wife and children
of |. Nlblock are very SICK. The Morris
vile school visited j. Green's Saturday to
sample maple sugar. A souvenir OF the
togrtpher IA concert by the shepherd
Family is announced for Friday evening
Thomas Waterman is at home from ST
Johnsbury to spend short vacation.
Fairfax.
Miss Ellie Cady, who spent the white
in Los Angeles, Cal, has returned hOm'
....H. II. Hall is at home for a few day,
sick with "A very hard cold DIR. c. +
Hawlcy took Mrs. Joseph NailOr to Bos
ton this week to have Il tumOr removed
that has been troubling her for some time,
| Thomas Bevens'S sugar house was burned
the 18th inst. Everything was saved. go.
Charles Osgood of Checkerberry is visiting
his brother-in-law. DR.. r.. " Reynolds.
| Miss May Gilmore is in town, the guest o
Mrs. George Bell. ... Henry Learned AM
Ray Bell have been sick, but are improy
| ing.
Isle La Motto.
Flowing is in order. Sugar maker
have been kept busy the past week on nc
| count OF the great run of sap, 1t beng ID
best had for a good many years. Som
one broke into the sugar mouse OF Hon.
II. Pike last week and stole what syru
was there. Public examination {
school teachers will be held in the tow
hall Saturday. School is to commenc
in district No. | next Monday. Ere
Parker's little girl is very sick with dlpl
liberia. N. 5. Bowman has sold fou
acres of land to Antoine La lombard.
Az A Hem Hall hIntinO last