Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-17
MONT PELlER.

Richard W., only son OF E. II. hyde, the
hardware merchant, died carly Friday
morning. He was taken i'll Tuesday with
the so-called la grippe, but on Thursday
morning it was pronounced n severe case of
pneumonia. Richard was born in Mont
pelier, would have been 20 years of age the
coming spring, was considered n model
young man, and had been employed as as
sistant teller in the First National bank for
about one year. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon, at the home on
Looms street, and Rev. j. Edward Wright
OBLIGATED.
II. A. Huse has copy of "Statutes of
the State of Vermont. ~ which was printed
by Anthony Haswcll at Bennington, in
1901. The first edition was printed in 1910,
and there are only about six known copies.
1t is said that never at any one time was
so many cases of sickness known in the viii
lage la grippe, severe colds and pneumonia
! being the leading causes.
Personals. Lizzie Lowell of Boston
! is visiting Mrs +. NJ. Corry.-F. II. Nc
Gale is i'll town.-H. c. Webster spent Sat
urday and Sunday in New York city, leav-
ing there Monday morning for Florida. Den
son Taft has returned from Fort Payne
! Mrs. II. i. Wedge has been very sick.
The funeral of Richard w. Hyde Sunday
afternoon was largely attended especially
by students from the schools. Very appro-
pirate remarks were made by Rev. j. Ed
ward Wright. The parents and sister have
the heartfelt sympathy of the community at
large in their bereavement.
Martin w. Wheeock justice Of the peace
on Berlin side, joined two young couples in
marriage, Saturday. Frank Waugh to Julia
Berthelot and Leon Gabree to Mary
Berthelot, the brides being sisters, aged Is
and II years respectively.
NJ. W. Wheelock has bought new fold
ing machine and an enclosing press for his
Montpelier bindery.-J. Il. Seaver has
closed his office in the Hubbard block and is
going out of the insurance business. Henry
Cobb returned to Burlington Monday, after
a two weeks stay at home.
AT the last regular meeting of Brooks
post, G. A. r., it was voted to hold another
fair, PROBABLY in June next and the old
committee of arrangements for the last fair,
comprising c. r. Bagley, b. A. McKenna,
! IT, b. Wedge, W. F. Waterman. Willard
| Holden and Edward Baker were instructed
| TO begin preparations for the same. The
| officers for the ensuing term were also in
! stalled by Post Commander J. O. Living
| stone, and IRE Il. 4. Nckenna, commanders
! II. b. Wedge, s. V. c.; c. b. Putnam, j.
V. c.. c. II. Bagley, Adit. j. Q. Newton,
| Q. NJ. A. j. Glyson surgeon; 7. l.. Casai-
want, chaplain: William Canning, O. d.
John Birtell, O. G.. Z. Baker, s. NJ. E. l..
| Wade, Q. Nj. S.
| Hon. Frederick Billings of Woodstock has
sent $50 to the class of 80 at the seminary,
| toassist them in the erection of their memo
rial fountain on the campus, the coming
spring.
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EAST MONTPELIER.
Elhoron ormsbae has coma IN 1.-Two with
bis jn,,,,rt,r NI,,, l,,Is IN ,,o,t,,.,, porns,,I-
yeuin @Cieorgn u Edwards i very .icl,
rhorIos II 0,m.ha, who l,o. boo, in tlTa
employ of George f, Sibey for the past
/ three years mas quit work on account OF
| poor health. ham'nett ana ms
mother are slck'-ffed fuiier mas DAIRY
OF 10 COWS, ana mas lnade during the past
year an average OF 35O pounds OF butter
per cow. NJ. heht mas opened writing