Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-25
NERGENNES.

Rev Mr. Ruison has been reappointed to
the Nergennes and Centre Ferrisburgh charge
His return IS conclusive evidence of his salts
Prof Shaw, late of the graded school, has
returned from Boston. Mrs. Marshall Smith
of lirdport and her granddaughter are guests
of Mrs. Geo. f., Stone. The Ncvins q HaViland
shade roller establishment is obliged to run
nights to fill orders.-J. l.. Miner, who was
Frustrated with an attack of the pleurisy, il
still seriously ill.-The structure in the
Elbow street sewer, near the residence
of MIR. january, demands prompt attention..
Large quantities of the harvested ice at Port
lcnry, Crown Point, " V, Chimney Point,
Norgenncs, cts, in this state is being bought
up by Scott q CO., New York.-The two sons
OF Lieut.. Chas. y. Booth, who left here for
Fort Logan, Colorado, reached there all right
three days from Albany Lieut.. Booth and
family are wcll.Miss Fanny, daughter of j.
l." Miner is quite III Florence Morby OF west
Addison died Wednesday of paralysis
Funeral Friday at ii o'clock a. nj
The funeral services over the remains of the
beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Nsr
ton, Wednesday afternoon, were deeply Affect
ing. The house was crowded. Rev Mr.. Pills
| bury OBLIGATED. The select choir consisted OF
Mrs w. W. Booth, Mrs. Henry Booth, G. +.
Parker and William II. shaw: Abide With
Me- was rendered with subdung effects. The
prayer by Mr.; Pilsbury was full of deep feel
ing. The white casket and its innocent oc-
Cupant were buried in flowers a lovely dove
with open wings,resting at the foot. There was
not dry eye in the large congregation. Just
before the little ones death, she asked with
outstrctchcd arms Mamma, 'tisS' and
bearers were Arthur Norton, John \. Norton.
j. &. Hindes and 5. b. Booth. &. Ilindcs
and wife left this morning for Boston and New
York, TO be absent week.
The new building for Charles NJ Caisse and
Frank Gee. corner of Maine and Elbow streets
is 2ix5), one story. The promises are leased for
five years, with the rrivcg of ten.-NIrs.
Elbow street William Woodman is having
his double tenement on Elbow street, opposite
y. G. \orton',, put in a first class con ii ion,
| by T.. u. Chilson.--On Water street the prem
iscs Of the llawey estate are undergoing some
changes The sherman property now owned
| by Father tampeau is undergoing partial re-
survey by l.. +. isnton.
Every spring the State Reform school sends
out on Through some of its elder boys, TO
wOr, on farms and in shops in various parts
of the state this spring Is no exception, ana
a larger delegation than usual will be put ON
their good behavior This practice Supcrln-
tcndcut Andrews assures Us has resulted taN-
orably to the boys, and proves the wisdom of
the rule.
Joseph Preston formerly in trade here, now
/ q resident of Stockholm. y. y, is whiting
friends here. The marriage of Miss VI Pierce
and Mr.. Griffith Of stamford, Conn, Will take
place the latter part of this month y bla X
| sucker weighing over four pounds, was
caught at the state school dock this
| Wcek.-AttractiVe lunches of neatly dressed
| routs find their way to our markets from the
| Jerome fishing grounds near Fort Ca,sin.-
! +. q. Norton, died Monday. The funeral takc~
| Place from the house at p. m. to-day. In the
! leiAu li~t conference ut Saratoga, sunday,
memorial services were held in memory of
| the late Rev. hurry Il. Towslcy of BeeNmon-
1 town, formerly of Pantun and son of DR.. Nor
| man IuusloD who died last August, also Of
| Rev. Harvey +. Austin. who died in this city
| last October, aged - years, at the residence oi
| his daughtcr, Mrs. F. II. Gaylor.-Private let
! tiers from Miss 'Rika Stcvens,who is attending
| schOt at stamford, Conn. speak OF her good
/ hcal;h and of pleasant DAYS passed with her
| sister Mrs. DR.. Parker and other friends in
/ Sew York city.-Ar school house hall this after
noon, the exercises by the scholars will be of It
| new and varied character; the rhctoricnIs are