Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-17
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Mrs Calkins has brought the tenant
house adjoining her residence of Luther
Davis and will move it in the spring so as to
give more room TO her lot.-Dana Bruce of
Duxbury has had paralytic stroke, and
Mrs. a. Morse of the same place is sick with
pneumonia. John Griggs and his son are
sick George Woodward, David Fullerton,
Fred Lease and several Others have tho
mumps. Rev. l.. b. Teuney has gone to
Boston to visit DR.. Benjamin Tenney, his
brother .-Thomas Smith, the milk man, is
so much better that there is hope of his
recovery.
The Seth Warner Engine company held
their annual meeting last Saturday evening
and elected these officers: NJ. q. Evans, fore
man; William j. Redmond, first assistant:
George W. Kennedy, second assistant;
Harry d. Brown, secretary and treasurer:
George w. Kennedy, auditor. Having got
rid of their surplus by their former
treasurer taking it to Spokane Falls, the
company is now on a solid basis The trus-
tees have repaired both engines and 800 feet
of hose, and will pay the company 800 ac-
cording to the vote of the annual village
meeting.
! Bert Wallace Of the firm of Pike & Wal
| lace of Stowe has sold his interest to Mr.
! Pike.-O. d. Harris has sold his drug store
/ in Stowe and will take personal charge of
his provision store in Waterbury this
spring Mrs. l.. II Elliott went to Boston
on Monday to attend IA missionary m citing.
/ Morris Daily, an old man. fell AMI dlsloca-
ted his hip.-Gov. Dillingham; is attending
Franklin County Court at st. Adams.
Rev. S. II. Wheeler of Los Angeles, Cal.
is expected in January by bis wife and
daughter who reside here. DR.. f. W.
/ Snnrc il .ic mud Dr lanes is met Oil
be out. The union meetings will continue
this week Tuesday evening at the Congre-
| gational church. Wednesday and Thursday
at the Methodist church. Friday evening
! Prof. Churchill will give the reading that
was postponed on account of his sickness. -
Hardly singers enough in either Congrega-
tional or Methodist church to raise tune
on account of the grip. Arthur Graves
recovered from his illness and went back to
Ftchburg Monday.
The widow of the late Albert Selleck Of
Somerville, Mass formerly of this place,
has been very sick with pneumonia, but
there is hope of her recovery. Dana Bruce
of Duxbury. aged 81 years, died of paraly
ss.-The wife of Morris Daily slipped on til,
ice and dislocated her hip while crossing
the street near her home. B. w. Shaw ha'
rented his farm and is coming to the village
W llNc III lLc spl ills --iltLly \. nun lS
who broke his leg two weeks ago. has gone Il
live in DuXbury.-So many of the children
are sick that the village schools are closed
The county union of the y. 7
S. c. L. viii meet here January 30
William Jackman and Bertha Chapil
We're married at the residence of the bride
father.-C. w. Chaplin has rented Lux,
Roberts's farm. Walter Murray has moveC
to the John Parker farm in the Knee
land district--Airs. Harvey Smtl
who has not been expected to live for sever.
al weeks is better.-James Sleeper ha
bought the town farm on Blush Hill fol
$1,000. The buildings were burned las
year, and the selectmen purchased the Beeb
place for town poor farm.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Waterbury National bank tn
= following board of directors was elected
w. p. Dillingham;, J. H. Hastings, II. a
Hodges, w. II. II. Bingham, c. \. Arms
j. W. Brock and j. w. Moody; W. P
, Dillingham; was elected president; j. H
, Hastings, vice president; Charles Wells
cashier; w. b. Clark, assistant CASH er
Elk. Gov. Paul Dillingham; having reached
the great age of 30 years declined re
election as director.