Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-19

NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN TtlE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
Ihe Vinooolsi valley, Village up North,
along otter Greek and by the Shores
Nbito niyor Covered by special
HCportsrs.
RGEMMEG q.

'arm which is in charge Doeue kugsland.
>.... Helen Lavciuy is proper subject
'5rB'a. lcboro, but not Tor tho Farm. Re
.,uly >ac attacked Mrs. KingsIand with
rut warning or proyocation, ana left marks
# her nails nil over Mra. IIngsIond $ face
The arm is well managed.
Tie Stcr of Hope division TOOK possession
ot .l-ir arw quarters IN the McCuen block
on tlecvonng Of tn. l0th. The entertainment
,ya> attrac:isc, consisting of singing and
taL'aeuS and closing with choice musical
p.nca by Mrs. raylor and Alr. Whitcsidc,
Who's Green. - which was good.
Tho NriEcuuc5 " hist club held business
.n1tt.n. in tic par Tors OF the Stevens House
ca It"-mhcr 10th, and rcorEaui2od 10y the
rlcc.icu @. Dr.. HcGoyern as president and
~. &h!pmeA secretary and treasurer.
-GGe Port !.eury hoiuor is closet
~lh ice. Albert stage crossed over from
Chimney Point to Port Horny Wednesday,
December 10, on skates. lee about three
ia, hes tuick. The steam ferry boat q. y.
She~mar, has zone into winter Quarters at
eh.iuurrc where sho win undergo soma
Lcat,d repairs, pointing, eic-tho
funeral Of AFRO Benton wns held on tho
10th lrom tine house II his son. l.. Y. Ben
ten. Grccn street. Rev. Sir. P.iisnury Of
u,intcd p,.l bearers, $. 49, Booth, n. 6.
Merton. \. Ross. NJ. y. Bristol. Willie
.lay OF Addison, son Of .. Il. Dey. i, stiu
very los with fcNcr.-rhe funeral of James
kaufman, yhoded IN F&nton Tuesday, in
tHo ot'A year " his age took place III 10 49,
M. Thursday last. Gev. Mr.. riAsuury Or,
GATED Tho remains were hurled IN Yer
comes. Mrs Isaac Wing Of TerrisDurgh
died Wednesday, tho 10Th, aged 81 years
The coasting carnival on Potash hill
on thenight Of thel It'll was brilliant success
The hill from Main street to the foot was
made brilliant with a row Of torches eX-
lending the whole distance.
Mrs. John Kelley continues feeble. The
case of Edward Broderic, Panton, for
larceny was brought in guilty. In the two
previous trials the jury failed to convict
The ice plant of c. Nattaw was turned
mtoHn illuminating skating rink last week.
Mr.. Hudson is out again: Mr.. Rogers rides out.
There was n successful surprise party at Nj.
ltvcrest's Friday evening. Auction sale ut
the late widow Almun Clark's OF New Haven
Thursday was largely attended and the
household goods sold at their full value.
Elijah Parrish. who has charge of the George
Porter homestea was the largest pur-
chaser, H. IL. Burge has a splendid speci-
men of the Leonberg breed Of dogs, Il
months Old. six feet and four inches from
mulzle to TIP of tail, 29 inches high and
,irths 40 inches. He is largely of tho st.
Bernard variety which are scarce and valu-
able-G. W. Ward of New Haven loft FOR
Philadelphia Friday for treatment. His
ltl!th is very poor. lie was accompanied by
Mrs. Ward. the funeral of james Kaut-
mann Of Panton took place Friday. He
leaves mother and sister in the Old home
across the sea Cecil Benton Of Middlebury
college came home 10 attend the funeral Of
h., grandfather, the late AFRO Benton. \
Iau .ht4r of the deceased also arrived from
: " \ ork, but not until after her fathers
-.Hth.
lucy Smith. youngest daughter of Judge
Smith mot with n sad accident Friday even
NIX. IN passing down the steps in front Of
49, NcGoyern's residence She slipped and
in failing broke her right leg below tine
kuea Drs. Hopkins and Shipman were
called and Miss smith is quite comfortable.
John II. Booth of Pattsburgh met his
mother Mrs. G. A. Booth, at Albany, Fri
dav, on her return aud they arrived here
Saturday. The lake is frozen TO Elm Pou.t
four miles north of Port Henry -Hoyt
LenJon of Manchester, y H, j. in tins
city.-rho Epwor;h League organized one
year ago with II member 1t now mum
her. g. These officers were elected Fri
day evening: President, Milo C. Harris;
vice-uresidents, Mrs. +. H. Taylor, Edua S.
Spear, Il. II. DahYmple, F. H. Taylor: sec-
rctar,, Hattie l.. " insloW: treasurer Mrs.
D. i. Nhltsdc The Sunday evening pray
or meetings held under the auspices of the
LEAGUE have proved among the most int T.
sting meetings Of the church. Average
attendance 10, aud maximum attendance
%. ,I.--Ar interesting and well-Wrtteu