Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-16

Addison, is to be removed about the middle of
June TO Orwell.
n j. Renaud was elected president Of the
St John Baptstc society in place of the de-
ceased pre- dent, the late j. l.. Miner, on ,ast
TSeE s9n in b Lnc@ E sge,Sd s s
society has 80 members and the names of
many now applicants have been HANDED in.
Mrs; j. l.. Miner drew $50 at her husbands
death and $50 were allowed for burial eX-
penses. Her four young children draw .
cents each week until they arrive at IL years
of age
Deacon Henry tlawlev of Panton has nearly
finished his new dwelling built on the site of
the brick structure, burned over two years
since; which had been standing since 1914. The
new building is two and n ha stories with an
ell, and has all the modern appliances for
comfort, etc. Charles smith of Addison was
the carpenter and builder and George Young
OF Nergcnnes did the mason work.
Decoration day will be observed with more
than the usual display In this ci y. The
schools wi doubtless take part, as usual. The
reform schOo and band will be a prominent
feature The mounted Knights Templar Of
Mlddlebury, in their splendid uniform, will be
not only new but n brilliant addition to the
procession. The address by Hugh II nry, of
chester, will constitute a strong attraction to
all loyer5 OF patriotic orations.
y MAJ distribution of the estate of the late
>; \. Hawiey has been made, by which the
possession of q legacy of about Sj,00O.-Sprigg
& 60. shipped, Friday morning, to Boston
market 10 sheep and 40 veals. Vim. j. Strong
Ss fFe 4' F N"tona fsssan fr W.
q Office Of J. hiokok & cue cor. 'n'u'S Mss
Electa smith, who is progressing finely in
her shorthand writing studies in boston, is ex-
| pected home this summer-D. X. Young,
friend OF humanity, offers $40 reward for the
| conviction of any one convicted of violating
| section 3s'1 OF the revised statutes relating to
| the killing of harml IS and useful birds. Sew
eral robins have been shot by needless boys
and unteelins men this season, and the cruel
! ty should and, we think, will be- effectively
checked by the action of Mr.. Young. JasQe
Brlstol IS having carpenters at work on his
| house in Panton, making arrangements for in
| creased comfort.-The friends of Mrs. w. w
| Webb of Pasadena. Cal, are expecting her
and her son here to spend the summer. The
| symptoms in the of Warren Kellogg Of
West rsburgh are more encouraging.
T"e Elgin spring Creamery, Panton, is run
ming 450j pounds of milk per day and turning
ont an exec lent article of butter Prosper
Elithart, who has been with his son, IL.
J. Eltharp, returned home Saturday.
| improvements are to be made at Reu-
| ben Parkers, Ferrisburgh.-M. T. Bris-
tol. who has been buying butter at the Dartt
Bros.'s market, will change to slack d Rogers
The repairs on the Champlain canal at Ne
chanicsville. have been completed and boats
We're moving until the second break Among
the boats detained was one loaded with coal
for Thomas Mack, Nergennes A 13-pound
in Upper Saranac lake on Wednesday,
The fur buying season has expired for l.. o
Thompson OF Weybridge. 1t began in Decem
tween S2O,0i0 to s32WU worth of furs. tn,
new creamery building at Fcrrishurgh Ccntr
for Willard &; Jones will be finished this week
| Oliver DanyOu is to have charge of the cream
cry when in operation. The listers of Addison
have case to settle, in which tax payer OBJ
, iects to their ruling in the matter of none
t deposited in a savings bank. 1t will come m
before the board of civil authority Tuesda
I neXt.-OmsteId keeler of tcrrisburgh is sti
| failing The tug George A. Harris OF Ot,aw,
G.. f., brought up the barge Jumbo ~aturda
: loaded with curtain roll fixtures for the Gun
tain Roll company