Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-06
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district No. g Panton, is TO be taught by
Miss Mary Elmer, who has taught there for
several years and given good satisfaction.
1t opened Monday. No. s. Panton. will he
conducted by Miss Maria Nancour. No.
a, Panton. will be taught by Miss Daisy
Harris. Both Nos 3 and begin the sec
ond Monday in December There will be
no school in No. this winter.
The State Reform school opens the win
ter with Ga boys and 10 girls, all in general
good health. Everything about the grounds.
the farm and the various buildings, betray
the presence of q constant and iudicious
supervision over the school and daily re-
gard for the best interests of the State in
the economic management of the entire es-
Enlistment.
Tho following officers of tho Methodist
Sunday-school were elected Monday at the
annual meeting of the Sunday school board:
superintendent j. d. Whiteside; assistant,
i. j. Bristol; secretary, Mrs. Milo Harris:
assistant Edna Spear: librarian, Mrs. Wal
ter Curer. The school numbers about 100
scholars, having eight teachers. Mr. Har-
ris, who has been superintendent for three
years, has been an efficient and painstaking
official.
The many friends of VI. c. Yott former
~ with f. II. Haven, viii be plesaed to
learn that he was married November 81,
Meriden, Conn. to Lillian Maud Hopkins
of that place.
The cold wave Tuesday bridged the river
above and below the falls. Anchor ice in
quantities closed work in some of the mills
earlier than usual. The Nergennes Board
OF Trade is moving in the matter Of securing
new industries and may send a delegate TO
nc of ,.itf
returned TO Burlington Tuesday A party
of Nergennes people, who started to visit
friends near Chamblay Saturday, made II
very brave beginning, but found it neces-
sary ON account of the drifting snow to
turn back before their visit was accom-
plished.-N entmesome;uerson have crossed
on the ice above the falls. the3quarter
meeting, held December = at the Methodist
church. Rev. Mr.. Rullson presiding, Ernest
j. Bristo! was appointed to raise fund, -
meet deficiencies for the year ensuing, and
empowered to call in aid if deemed advi,-
able.
Mrs Ezra Knowles, OF Monkton. has two
grade Durham COWS, aged respectively. !
and 6 years vino show a milking record of
unusual excellence Besides furnishing milk
for n family Of two, from May . IN Oc-
toNer 81 they supplied the ChnmpIil Nni-
ley creamery with II, ,0s pounds Of milk,
returning 70 their owner $50. ~ in cash.
John O'Connor Of the Douglass HOUSE,
Brandon, was in town Saturiar.--JGmas
ii. Rock, vino has been living ia Boston
several years has returned To Ncrgennes
and entered the employment OF Y J. Re
maud. tine barber Tile health of Eov. Nir
Huh-on has been much benefited by his va
cation, and he filled his de-, most accept
ably Smiay.-jhp condition OF Deputy
sheriff Middi4broob rtmaine uuchausrd.--
NJ. J. Graves is steadily gaining ia health
Mrs. William Patton is uucn ,lpre com
Portable. and hcr early RESTORATION to
good health is ANTICIPATED.
Tho health Of Miss Ellen Boach. West
Fcrri-burS, j. much Improved ~ helps q.
Smith and daughter of Bridpori aud his
mother, Mrs. Marshall Smith, have leased
the W oodtrilge homestead, furnished, md
viii take possession at once, r l. Wood
bridge viii occupy ms office and board 81
the Stevens House, it j. understood. Tho
Law Of liberty" was the bass Of one OF
Rev. Alr. p'lshury'> instructive AMI profit
able sermon, Sunday morning At the
Methodist church. Sunday morning, tho
sacrament of the Lords supper was OBJ
served, Rev. Dir. Euiison b3ingat home j.
II. Booths return home to Plattsburg
was delayed until Monday. --Artnur Taber
returned to Norwich university Monday. --
ne new purple velvet hanging, for the
ahar IN 81. iau''S church, furnished by the
children OF the parish, were put H. place the
Ihst SUNDAY III advent. They are rich and
neau,IirI' IN" part OF the new rorcGos
III COX 10y 'aineS lane, is very fine. Tho
health Of Mr. breckenridge * so much l.l-
proved mat he hopes 10 return 10 his posi-
Farmers bank is in n foir w,v to Inv, a
new tin roof at the hands of Mr.. Hudson.
The town hall, Ferrsbuigh Cen,re. was
made attractive Tuesday evening br the
presence of well attended private dancing
party. -Saturday next - shares of the
New England Buildins and Investment com
pany viii be sold to the highest bidder at
the Stevens House by Sheriff bates. Mrs.
}. Kelly, long an invalid. is able to be I'D
again, but is sill feeble II. c. Middle |
brook i, considered .rihe better.--Bv the
sale of his residence on Main street to Rob |
ert Hudson. j. ). Hickol, has definitely SET |