Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
WATERBURY,.

stephen Groner has bought tho milk
route of Thomas Smith with 96 customers
Arthur Baker has returned to Spring
field, Mass. Charles Ilanes has returned
from a weeks visit at his home in Cabot -
Birney Fullerton has returned to New
Haven where he is clerk in dry goods
store-A large amount of ice more than
one foot thick is being taken from Buffers
pond by II. T. Boyce and Mike Manning.
They usually secure sufficient to supply the
whole vilage.-Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Burleigh of Adrian, Michigan are rejoic
ing in the birth of daughter. One hundred
new books have arrived for the library. -
William Nicholas is engaged in the drug
business in Plymouth, N. H., instead of
travelling as heretofore reported. Viii
liam Clark, the assistant cashier with his
family will board at Barretts hotel until
his house is finished which will probably be
in a month or two.-James w. Sleeper and
Henry +. Hill are getting siguers for emu
merators Of the census. -William Cooley
is in town charging his shop. &C. LABEL
has moved from the house near Buffers
pond to Waterbury river. --The orchestra
went to the Centre to play for the promen-
ade concert at the Green Mountain semiu-
airy,
Mrs. Kate Henry, former resident of
this place, but now of Springfield, Mass, is
reported quite low with heart disease, The
trustees of the new asylum, who met here
last week adjourned till March 9th, to com
plete tho examination of the bids for the
new buildings. Thomas Smith is very low
and insane at times. His brother II. F..
Smith, is with im-Elmer Coffrain and
wife have returned TO occupy the homestead
of the late John Coffrain. Eugene Moody IS
I,.n,, 1o %
for the new brick kiln to make brick for the
asylum. William p. Dillingham; has
foreclosed the mortgage held by the
Methodist church against Piny II. Wood
ward on his Woodward Hill farm. George
W. Kennedy is solicitor for Mrs. Elog
Woodward, the wife of Pliny, for her home
stead and the interest which she received
! from her fathers estate.
Two newly married brides came to town
Saturday. John Sabins of Ionesville
brought one and Evan f. Evans of Ran
dolph the other Miss Josie Truax of
| Montpelier accompanied the Montpelier
! Chatauqua circle in their visit to this place
last Saturday. They were entertained by
the Waterbury circle at Barrett's hotel
| Mrs. Newcomb of the Centre has been very
| low with pneumonia but is better. Rev.
| Francis Parker of Canaan, y. H., who
preached here several months last summer,
is now preaching at North Troy in this
| State. Dan Richardson was at home from
! Dartmouth college last Sunday, it being the
anniversary of his fathers birthday
| While going to Boards Chalk Tall; last
week. Mrs. {. +. Richardson started hasti-
! ly to return home for something forgotten
and was attacked with faintness so severe
that help and medical aid was summoned
She was taken home and was unable to at
tend the lecture. 1t was a serious heart
trouble.
Three classes of the Congregational Sun
day school We're entertained at John {.
Griggs's Wednesday evening. Rev. S. II.
Wheeler will preach the Memorial day ser
mon and Rev. W. r. Davenport make the
address. Will Seabury has 10 hens that
average Il eggs a week The Montpelier
Chatauqua circle had very pleasant time a.
Barrett's hotel with the Waterbury circle
Fred Rowland read an essay on the CHATEAU
qua idea Inez Moody rected part of tn,
courtship of Miles Standish; a violin sol,
was played by Master Paul Dillingham; anC
there were other exercises. Mrs. George
c. Washburn has returned from Boston
with her daughter Kate. S. c. Hutchins
who was badly hurt recently, is better. -
Mary Mcintosh of New York, with lady
friend is visiting here A millner has en-
gagged rooms at Barrett's hotel and vii
open a shop this spring. w. Is. Clark, as
slstant cashier, moves from Cecil Graves
house to Barrett's hotel and Henry Coburl
moves the tenement over Frank b. Taylor
store to take Clark : place with Mr.. Grave
this week. Mrs. Rollan Knapp, aged !,
years, mother of Mrs. VI. o. Evans, died il
Hancock where she lived with he