Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-10

Her daughter Amy. has returned from
, l1olvUke, Mass. Truman Lockwood
has moved from Troy into the house of
Julian Benware in this village Fred
Sisco is juror from this town to the Feb
ruary term of Couaty Court ... The re-
port of the death Of Rev. William War
ner of Hubbardton, which was circulated
throughout this vicinity three or four
ell, last week, where his father resides,
visiting friends and although he has been
sick has regained his usual health.
ONE DOLLAR will now
buy the Wee ly Free Press
one year. Tell your friends.
On the mountains there is from four TO
six feet of snow Miss Myra Young has
| gone to Boston to complete her musical
studies. -. Edwin j. Meader, who has
been in Brooktield N Y, the past year, has
/ retained here to live. 80. Nearly 300 voters
have signed the constitution of the repub-
| lican club....A. q. Sumner cut a bad
cash in one of his feet Wednesday, while
! ling lectures here Feb. 16, on rs death the
end H......A large delegation from this
| place will visit Vergenues Wednesday
evening, TO attend the republican club
meeting. r. NJ. Carl has been elected
president of the Good Samaritans, and +.
| f. Barton secretary. This organization
has done much good in this town since its
inception, and could be made a power If
the church members would take hold OF
| the matter in earnest. &c. V. Bates, q
/ Il. Grover and their wives are visiting
friends in Waterbury. Rev. w. b.
/ Hague of New Haven, will talk to the
scholars of the graded school Friday af-
ternooH, on Common errors of speech. >
.....A masonic district meeting will be
held here the 18th. ..... Colonel Copeland
lectures here Feb. %. Subject Mis-
takes of Bob" .... DR.. Dean and wife
were surprised last Thursday evening by
some 80 of their friends, who enjoyed Il
pleasant evening. 800. Frank r. Steele has
gone on to the road AS Il commercial tray
! eller... During 1887 there were IL mar
riages, 50 births ana 81 deaths IN this town
/ In the village, or graded school diStrc t
there were II births aud 81 deaths. The
record for the preceding year. was; mar
riages, 10; births, % deaths, 3S, oldest
person was 1902 years, seven months and .
days, the Youngest, one mouth and II DAYS
......A large congregation attended the
! union meeting at the Methodist church
Sunday evening. Rev. . f. Miller, of The
! Baptist church, preached &C.,. .SolOn sum
uer is very low. One side is completely
paralyzed, and he is unable to talk.......
Judge Smith held a session of the Probate
Count here Monday. ....... Washington
birthday will be observed here 10y a ball a
the Commercial house.
watcrville.
James l.. Holmes attended the recon
Grand Army encampnlent at st. Johns
bury. Mrs. Nellie Smith Thompson
of Hyde Park, has been visiting her par
ents III town.. Mrs. Adelbert Stockwel
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Il ia hu
gone 10 saratoga Springs, \. Y. Mrs
Stevens Viii remain Tor Il few weeks.
Waterbury.
There were no at the oyster supper a
: Barrett's hotel last Friday night, and al
went merry ..... Dan Richardson has re
turned to Dartmouth college, and has gon
: from the Chandler school to the Latin sci
, fic department. Edwin j. Boyce
the active clerk in his fathers meat ant
provision market, has obtained a positio
in Governor proctors Office, at the villag
of Proctor, with h. +. Palmer, jr. Hi
Bm h. Boyce has removed TO his uewlstor
in bank block. 1t is two stories in heigh
, with an elevator and makes one of til
: finest provision stores IN the country go.
Rev. d. Temple Torrey Of Boston, p.eache
, To a crowded house NJ Il union service las
- Sunday. The sermon was followed by
sacred concert by the Norfolk jublte
singers, genuine negroes, who sung wit
remarkable power aud effect
. Enosburg Falls.
/? There we're quarterly meeting service
: at the Methodist church Sunday, cor
p Quoted by the pastor. There were quite
/ number taken into the church on probs
o ton. The Rev. George +. Page "a
Y East EnOSburg preached in the Biptis
t church in the afternoon and evening".
/ A series of revival meetings commence
"Wednesday in the Baptist church. ......
= There was Sociable and loan art eXh
. bition given by the young ladies of 5
Matthew'S Episcopal church AZ the me-
4 rectory, Wednesday evening, February
n The entertainment given by tn
o Band Dramatic club was IA SUCCESS an
J.. netted $50.
d North FerrisburGh.
> Sacramento services are to be held ne,
y Sunday at the Methodist church. Presdin
c Elder Bennett is to be present. The Friend
/ have recently placed new chandelier
= their house Of worship. Revival Sc
u vices are still in progress at the Cent?
n and Rev. G. II. Robbins has helped II
Il pastor. ... Mr.. and Mrs, f. L, Ball are
T, occupy their new home some time neg
, week. ....... Mrs. Stoddard Martin linge
!, hopelessly i'll .......H. H. Kingslaud an
u wife have moved to northern New YoT
: .......R Rev. Samuel Mills, conducted
;, missionary meeting in Allen hall, la
) Friday evening
>. SwnntOn.
4 Mrs. Elizabeth Best is very lOw....
a A new and what promises 10 be an il
portant industry is the Allen Reclinil
Chair company, that begins busine
March l, with $4,000 capital. II
L. Applebee lecture course opened Monde
&c evening with gouQ attendance. &C
- Megs, d venerable citizen, ia very 10y
10 ........The tirst winter meeting of Il
y Swanton Horse Trotting association W
iie held Saturday aud drew together all Il
iie horse and sporting fraternity for mil
+, Bushway's Fanny" and Laf4rar's "Bo
" tie A. was won by the former. Sa
le Dorman's "Tommy" took the free for-s
u easily. The only drawback 10 the atft
&c was n dog fight and Il little misundt
y standing between Moses Vauslett Il
N Mr.. Bushway, during which Mos
III smashed the Bushway Jaw