Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-25

| haHaTu uoeS not gam strength very rapidly
after his tedious Illness. ..... Harvey II.
Whalley has bought the George Pease
farm of 80 acres OF Edward :. Pease, the
administrator. 80. Fred q. Pease has re.
| turned to Massachusetts, where he pro-
! poses engaging in business. ..John EaRau
/ is repairing the house on the farm bought
of Williams Foote and will soon occupy it
with his family..The commissioners
/ have commenced work on the highways
! Dry weather to harden the soil will give
us excellent roads. In The heaviest work
| three spans of horses are employed. The
selectmen have ordered a new steel roller
to be used in road making ... Apple tree
worms are unusually plentiful, and there
Is danger of great injury to trees unless
they are thoroughly eNtingushed. John
Thompson of Ferrisburgh has rented the
Stebbns farm on Mutton Hill of Mrs.
James Squier ..Joseph Fonda, who
bought farm in Johnson, will occupy it
in the fall..W Water in the cove in streams
running into the lake is uncommOnly high
1.-The late Joseph Jones was confined
to the house several years by paralysis
previous to his decease. In early life he
was an unusually hard working, energetic
mau.... Rev. NJ. a. Wicker is able to he
about with the assistance of crutches He
was present at the funeral of Joseph Jones
go. Rev. y. w. Wild conducted the fun
eral services atthe burial OF {. W. Wicker,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Robbins.
UNDERHIiL
A l.. Parsons, the evangelist. will
preach the Memorial sermon before the
& a. X, at the Congregational church,
sunday evening .....W William Paine has
succeeded Ezra Ross As clerk at Thomp-
sons hardware store. ....J james Smith,
son of John Smith died at Worcester,
Mass, aud the funeral was held at St
Thomas church, Sunday, May 2O........
William Fuller is building an addition to
his barn and H. G. Woodwork a new
woodshed b. H. Day has sold mis-
driving horse to Rev. Mr.. Lowell of Rut
land.
RICHMOND.
The 70 lowing officers were elected aud
Installed by Deputy Master DR.. Bartlett
on the 22nd inst. +. +. Briggs w. NJ.
NJ. i. Powers, 5. W. A. c. Hathorn, J.
w; f. b. Andrews, treasurer; f. f.
Gleason, secretary A; l.; Bingham, 5. d.
j. f. Demic, J, 5. E. r. Jones, tyler
salmon Green, chaplain; A. d. White,
marshal j. +. Andrews, organist w. u.
Hall, b. :. Sprague and J. f. Whitcomb,
finance committee. George W. Sayles in
behalf of North Star lodge present
ed Postmaster Salmon Green two
handsome easy chairs, one for him
self and one for his estimable wife
....... Memorial day VIII he oh. erved in
TINS place by Post -; Rev Dr.. Halves of
burlington Will deliver the address at The /
Congregational church. and the West
Bolton Coruet baud Will furnish music
Tor the occasion. Tue post Will form at / |
p. m, aud march to the VILLAGE cemetery .
shed IN connection with f.. r. /
JdLou's store was discovered on lire one I.
morning about 1 o'clock, last week. The /
fire was put out without difficulty. The |
wind wa, blowing a gale down the river |
at the time and hu' for the timely discov |
cry a clean sweep would have been made
remains Of 5. ii. Clark Of Jericho Corn. |
Sis Were 9r9nSnt mere ana buried in the
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1r+.1l;,,ono,i ..a.i,..,.e.
Daaon iddje ~ 5ec6intu OF the qeath OF
DEACON ADDISON r. Partridge at Chicago
~ Vne NJ ui lnSt. ne was formerly resi-
ie VI Nes.ioIu ana lor long tlihe was
I7'o III ,! we CunsrtSallohal chnrch
o,', ~, iie l. RIM SHOWN as the W Ii
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