Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26

at chapel hall Friday evening, Nov =. The
proceeds are to be used To furnish "A suci-
ETY. room ....M Mrs. Hannah Daniels, aged
g6 died at the residence of her son. +. II.
Daniels in MIddlenury. Sunday October II.
Her remains were brought here Tor burial
he following Wednesday. She was "a sis
ter of eX-Gov Paul Dillingham;
judging from the number OF "Clppiugs"
that our trapper, Charles Fisk, is having
done at the town clerks Office, he still
maintains his reputation rs the best trap.
per in the Stafe .......T The gong at the
new steam mill of Mr. Gibbs is plainly
heard at this village. Mr.. Henry f. Hill
Is erecting home near the null and we
hear that other parties are thinking OF
Dullding i'll that vicinity.
wes,fi Id.
Mrs Wilcox and son have returned
from Boston aftera sojourn OF several
weeks Mrs w. b. Gilpn is i'll with ty-
phoid fever Misses Hitchcock and Hen
dirk attended the educational meeting at
Newport portion of the time go. Butter
sold last week at 20 cents pound 81. Lhe
| friends of Mrs. Albert Raymond of Stowe,
| formerly Miss Alice Hitchcock of this
town, are rendering congratulations on
| the arrival OF her third son last week..
Thomas Kirk, "A former resident now of
the firm Of Kirk x Hircks, carpet lining
manufacturers OF North Troy and Dun
| daS, Ontario, WAS caught in the machinery
| in the Dundas mill last week His cloth
| ing was entirely torn off, his head badly
iammed and one leg broken. He remain
| ell III an unconscious condition Tor several
hours. Rev. l.. II. Elliott of the Yer
| mont Bible society delivered Il very inter-
estlng and forcibe discourse at the Con
| gregational church last sunday. ThOug b
| the weather WAS inclement and there was
but small congre CATION over 80 was
| taken at the collection for the society,".
| Deacon and Mrs. f. Rider, Deacon VI. c.
| Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. D. + WRIGHT
| were appointed delegates to the semran.
nual meeting of the County conference at
Newport Tuesday and "Wednesday of this
week. AFRO Asletine was home from
| New port over sunday
Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. A s Knight have
| gone to Illinois to reside with tt
| son living there e. .... The Shailur-
| gave concert at Jacksonville last week
| Thursday evening, which was appreciated
| by full house. Burt Melendy mas ttu-
lshed work for Burt Buker aud returned
home Rev. l.. b. ltnney attended the
state sunday school convention, held at
WoOdst ck lHst week. He also exchanged
pu!plts with Rev II. T. Barnard nt Jeri
cho last sunday, Mr.. Barnard eff ;iatiug
at the Centre IN the morning and at + s.
Cambridge IN the afternoon and evening.
....Mle> Ia tie Wood OF jericho spent
last week with friends in this place and
Mrs. Slayton Of HYDE Park, also visited
friends h re. ..Truel Chase has returned
| from Boston,. .Funk Holmes is III New
Hampshire on "a visit before returning 10
hi, western home. 80. Clarence Curse has
purchased place OF Is. Il Cpvey for 500
... Harry Reynolds is suffering from u
fractured arm, caused by tall while at
| school Miss Bertha Bai>dell has re-
turned from Burlington, where she has
been employed in the home Mr.. aud
Mrs. Amos Stearns have returned to Cam.
bridge AT ter spending the summer in Will
llston. A musical concert WAS given in
the DariOr OF Albert Cutting last Friday
evening, by Miss Puffer of Murrisville
assisted by her Cambridge music class
Miss Katie skinner has been spending
few days with Mrs DR.. Morgan Miss
Eunice Humphrey OF Uuderhil is stop
ping this week with friends il Cambridge
aud johnson, preparatory to leaving for
Boston.
Nathan Smile j. in Buffalo. y. Y. at
tending college and George Waters is in
burlington studying medicine. Mrs. a.
GrlswOld and children spent Sunday with
friends in Bakersfield 800. Miss Nellie
Griswnld closed "A successful term of school
IN the fuller district, t-t Friday -. Ben
jtmin Martin of johnson is visiting his
brother in this place 80. ,Orlander Holmes
Is repairing The interior of his house.
vile village. DE-. II. d. Martin an occu-
list from Philadelphia has been stopping
for Line DAYS at the American 60. A. NJ
bolt, brother Of Mrs. y A Whitcumb
was seriously injured recently by being
thrown from MS buggy, while out riding.
Mrs. WhitCOmb WAS on her way from Ia
kOta to Cambridge but was detained by
her brothers accident In Minneapolis 90.
Henry Cooley has colt four months old
that weighs $40 pounds. Butter sold
last aturday from 20 to % cents per
pound and eggs 20 cents per dozen. Miss
Ella HOLMES returned TO Morrsville on
Monday .....Olive L9raway OF Milton is
staying with her brOtaer and attending
school .... Religious services are expected
at Fast Cambridge next Sunday after
noon.
Worthwhile.
A. VI Rich, respected citizen ara
prominent business man of the place, di d
early Monday morning, after brlet i'll
ness. The funeral services We're held on
w ednesdav afternoon, his former pastor
the Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy of West Randolph,
officiating. Mrs. Rev. NJ. p. Bell was in
town from Essex on Tuesday. 1t is now
hoped that the dedication of the new
Methodist church will occur about Thanks
giving day....The remains of Chester
Stowe, former resident, were brought
here from New Mexico for burial. . Hon.
+. X. Gleed read n sermon at the Congre-
gatlonal church last Sunday morning
The Congregational Young Peoples So
ciety will hold an old fashioned live cent
socable, with Mrs p. X. Gleed, on Friday
evening 49,. Rev. w A. Bushee and Mrs
\. F. Grout and two sons have returned
from visit among friends in Worcester
Mass. The choice of seats for the win
teTs lecture course WAS necessarily post
pOned from Saturday evening, because of
the absence of several officers of the lee
| ture association. The event will take
place soon, however, when will be an
nOunced the expected entertainments, the
| first of which will occur in the second
| week of November, -. The 10 hydrauts
| each with two coupling attachments, lie
cetved by the waterworks company last
week, have been put in at different points
through the village. The fire department
will probably be out soon to practice With
the new arrangements. The academy
students lyceum on Friday evening was
largely attended, the principal room at
the academy being crowded .,., The stain
ed glass window for the front of the new
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