Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02
MONT PEllER.

HsW. Kemp and 4. j. Sibloy have laid out
| their l3l2 acres OF land near the Wetmore d
Morse granite works into 80 building lots, and
now have road machine at work making six
streets through il
Mrs Susan Bennett, rclct of the late soldier
amos Bennett. and mother of George W.
DotN on Murrl1ViIlc, has gone to live on the
town farm. She is an old resident Of Montpe-
Tier. aged nearly 90 and her wcll-to-du Son
should give her 4 lift"
Mrs. Robert Cook OF Jones Brook, who pur.
chased two lots of land ia the rear of the Hill
rldc last year is now preparing to build a
house on one Of them.
Daniel u. Nelson is preparing to build an
other story with a Hat roof on TO his house at
the corner of Bailey avenue and Terrace street,
grading up his premises
Daniel u. Fellows will divide his lot on Elm
street with l.. ID. Dustcn, and each build a
house thereon.
II. r. Freeman is breaking the ground for a
| nov house ON Hubbard street, next to the w.
+. Mcclure place.
G. II. Icaton has returned from New York.
Edward Hubbard is sick. The Wctmorc ~
Morse Granite company are receiving many
orders Grading Is being qone around the res
idcncc of the late Hon. &. W. Willard on state
| street, and plank sidewalk is u new feature
on the promises Of John Farwcll.
w. q. Whitmarsh aad Harry " :. Burton
In he store OF Phillips a Lucas. - state street
me mother of Levi Strong of Berlin Corner,
dlgd FRIDAY morning, aged over ~.
TJ.Deav.tt has obtained an original pension
forprun J.. Rogers of Cabot. Of a n month
and $40 arrears. and an increase for William
l
month.
Workmcn are Frightening up the riverside
9Ise exterior with 4 new coat of paint
The house of f.. w. Bugbcc the milk man,
md the livery stable OF G. G.. Downing, are
being connected with tho telephone cxchangs.
Mrs. +. A. StaHdi?h ha- returned from an
Wills Chapman is sick. The house belonging
to Erastus Hubbard. on the corner of Vine and
| Pearl streets, is being painted. stephen Free
man viii attend burlington college next term.
The main Berlin water pipes are being con-
ncrted at the corner of Pearl and Winter
streets. There is a good demand from new
customer this spring. The hNdrant, were all
opened on recent night and the pipes cleaned
! street -!rlnkicr to 90 with those new horses,
| George II king-lcy, grand gencralis,mo,
! ana w. g. Reynolds, grand recorder, both Of
burlington, paid an official visit to Mount
| Grand Patron J. +. Curran viii assist in or
/ EanlIng a new chapter Of the Order of
Eastern star at 3ratucboro next Friday even
Thomas Moriarity is gong early in May to
! spend a month at Detroit. Mich. Edward Hur-
| ley of north lartlaud will attend the store
J. E.Curran Of Montpelier and G. \. Miles
/ OF Brattlrhoro, deputy grand sachoms of the
meeting Of the Red Man.
As :. G. Woolson the merchant tailor. was
| rdlnG. With Frank Bailey 10 dinner saturday,
| ana while attempting to drive past the street
/ SMlnk.or which was s'audidE on Spring
I street. The dust settler started up. causing
/ their horse TO shy into the ditch tin over the
/ buggy and throw out the occupants breaking
/ the left arm OF Mr.. Wool~ou between the
1 shoulder aud elbow and quite badly brui-ing
1 and cutting his bead and face. He was taken
to his home at , Winter street, and at last re-
/ ports was quite comfortable under the care of
! DR.. !. +. Nacombcr
Julius Robinson Of Ca ais was at the NJ e.
/ w. Il. freight depot saturday afternoon pre-
| pairing to unload from his double team "a large
order of mailc syrup and ~ular. when Li-