Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-14
WATERBURY,

Mr. Marrs of Milton has rented the farm
of G. +. Clough that was occupied by JEFF
ferson Gillette, who has moved to Middle
sex.-Joseph Bennett takes the farm adj
joining. He was on Chauncey Lyons farm
last year. Frank d. Griffith has moved
from the Village hotel to the Charles Foster
farm in Moretown that he has rented for
three years Mr.. Tracy will remain and
keep the hotel until the 1st of April when
John b. Phillips will take possession of the
hotel.
Rev. s. II. Wheeler, lately returned
from California, is to be the pastor of the
Congregational church over which he was
pastor II years previous to his going to
California. George Hill is very sick with
pneumonia. Ira Marshall is critically sick.
Mrs. Betsy Tice aged &c. died at the resi-
dence of John Knapp, her son-in-law. -
Saul c. Hutchins fell on the ice near his
residence and broke his hip. Mrs. Moses
NJ. Knight, John G.. Griggs and Mrs.
G. w. Kennedy are better. Joseph Hutchi-
sons mother is quite sick as is
also Mrs. David Ring. Fullerton
and John Deal are at home from New
Haven for few days. They are at work
in a dry goods store. Mrs. $. A. Rowland
of Lisbon, N H., is at Gov. Dillingham's -
William z. Barley, j. r. Verran, Orlow
Luce aud w. Churchill of Stowe have gone
to Fort Payne for 10 days excursion. -
William Jackman and Miss Chaplin were
married last week Maud smith mas re-
turned to Council BUNS lowa-Jesse
Hooker has returned to Lowell, Mass.-lhe
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deaVor OF the congregational church
elected these officers; w. s. pould, presl-
uenti MISS Myrtle huhOley' 'lce- president
f. L' hhight' treasurer; MISS Aoole names,
secretary.-Mrs. Marina remington mas
returned after Two months
Nlslt at burlington lainlly Oh
George Jocelyn are all SICK
"A ueautllul specimen OIL iilluh oiiuth Is III
olossoh III - !. " alIen p"y "IhuoW'
MISS premier Oh new Or oi.y ID spehuiiis
lew weeks al barrett hoIei Mar III
mcintosh mas gone TO Ne" orh Guy Ice
mas been harvested ny IL, H. hoyce aU inc
mill pond in Calbyvllle.-Mrs Luther
Graves was buried FEBRUARY D. ohe was oc
years Old and survived her husband only a
lew months.
Lewis j. White has rented his farm on
Waterbury river that was occupied by
Henry Farnsworth last year to james
Ennis. Mr.. Farnsworth has bought the
George turner 1arm IN DoWsVllle ana Will
take possession IN few days-lhe select
men OF the town OF aterbury nave de-
cIded to lay winter road Tor Samuel Mans,
held along W aterbury river to be used
| when the snow Is one loot deep across tine
! tarm owned ana occupied by MIS-.
Lewis LMaXtield) hite. She talks oil
taking an appeal to the County Court
.. ID. Harris uas removed his family from
Stowe into Mrs Laura A. Henry's house,
| has added to the stock ia his provision store
and VIII run delivery team in charge OF
Edward Cheslee.-John Carroll has been
appointed tire warden OF ward three by the
village trustees IN place OF Charles heene,
who has resigned Mr.. Turner has moved
into his new house on Clay street. -Chlei
Engineer Charles Robinson Is organizing
the boys into fire company to run
the Cataract engine No. to assist the men
VINO nave charge OF the Seth arner engine
! No. Mrs John Cofraln has returned
! from Rochester, n. H., where she has
been living with Mrs. VIII Nicholas,
| her daughter. Mr.. Nicholas has engaged
as commercial traveller-lt Is to be re-
GREETED that The Citizen S band nave given
up thelr organization ana diSDanded' Inc
band has given good music and should pt
sustained. Herman Fisher OIL flainneid mas
arrived ana peeh duiy lhstalled as clerk Ior
I. +. Richardson.
William t. Dillingham; and wife returned
from ashinSton, u. T., saturday.
teorge Ill., an ola man. so dangerously
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