Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
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! team containing Mrs. Oscar Cross ran
away Thursday innc ~ from the Whittier
| market. and in attempting a turn around the
oukcl! corner, overturned the buggy, throwing
! our ana SllThtiy inluring Mrs. Cross.
The spring term ut the Vermont Methodist
| 'eminary was closed ON tho 18th. The annu-
O. meeting OF the Alumni Library association
| IN the morning was followed by the class day
/ exercises the business meeting of the Alumni
! association; the alumni dinner Mt the Pavilion
I IIiihG; Sh' &' Il IN rc&Hin5s 10y r9t r, o.
before the .Esthetic society. On the 18th
were NE commencement exercises and at !
| p IN. the art exhibit. Many Of tine students
| departed TO their homes during FRIDAY
,Lavone. the two-yedr-old daughter Of Or. and
Ms ~ {. y. Ia ey, die early Friday morning.
me young son OF Levi Duke. whose left leg
was broken last February, badly dislocated the
same by % fall On the 18th.
me three-ycars'o.d son Of John Doucette.
convulsions.
:, Pension Agent Curran has secured for Alinon
Is; Grliin Waterbury Centre, nm increase from
~ 40 10 ~ month. and for Norman Nichols,
west hHniolph, an original of 50 month.
p, Gra.u l3tr33n j; f. Curran has appointed
patron, O. +. :. for district 80 J, Pennington
ahu itut'and counties; John W. ~towell. Put
neyi 80. = Nindham and Windsor counties;
IcNl =; Edgerton, LynOunville. no ,. Calcto-
ma ana Orange counties; G. r. True, Newport
NJ = t.SSrN and Orleans counties.
hc Juvenile Pony and star ba clubs cross
favor Of the Ponys
g. Pension Agent Dcavitt has secured for Lucy
Scribncr, widow of Charles u Scribncr of
stowe, an original pension sl9a month and
sIo'2 arrears Hon. Morris ii Cool. OF Cnste-
it3h, W q month. 500 arrears. Tnomas r.
rarfeH waterbury, increase from - to $40 a
month and $40 arrears Harlan i. Elithrop
NGrgenmes, increase from $ to @12 a month
EdWin W. Reed, Wheelock increase from SO
The 18th anniversary Of the Washington
county grammar school was observed in the
" opera house Friday evening, and exercises
ltt. =
iaGher: The graduating class rendered the
ioll5wing urntion, the Modern Columbus
NJ, ne or y w ho'dsh essay, The Man in the
icon, Laura /" Ropes Grafton Tho Eng
i i!p. OF IQ-?ay,' Lewis }. Hathaway essay,
IS ccess and its Achievements" Walter G.
NGshhuIne essay with Valedictory What
does Graduating Mean" Emma l.. Wells
nusI e wa, furnished by the Montpelier Mill
me following scholars have completed their
Studies IN the union school and will enter the
grammar a,l scb9ol next term, Ernest &. Copp,
i4ewGN' Bessie r. F9rwell. Mabel Grout. Ray
". Huse Lucy J; Hrtchins, Dorman Kent.
chimney, Alice L. Perry. Arthur \. Stratton,
Sloan.
Rev G. 7. Raymond Of the Bapti. t church.
of West Randolph.
r. T.. ToWwner returned Friday night from
=. Louis .There IS talk of having Moody and
Sankey hold a series II EVANGELICAL meetings
IN town. Nearly a ! the principal street cross
ihES are being rclaid with new planks.
The DAD Fellows memorial sermon by Rev
~ - Tough at trinity. sunday morning. in
memory of the lntc Myrun L. Buruhnm wa,
most excellent and listened to 10y lang.
audience. about ~ mcmbcr- of the Vermont
lodge a. tended in a body. The text was And
he VIII tie missed Tor his seat vii! Inc culptvH
Among the display of flowers was d pillow of
daisies with the three links and l. q. q. +
thereon; cross Of cedar aud wild flowers with
three INKS; and the tent and crooks also made
OF wild flowers The sermon will be printed
Harry, he four-years-old son Of Ira Pierce i,
uahVtrQuslN l.. Mertic. the younger daugh-
ter of Mark Fowler, is very sick
T.: +. I4Wner Will deliver his report II the
In l9,i V +. 5 c. +. convention at Ilaver-
nil, y. H.. to-day. Bert Weston is clcrklng in
the store of II. c. Webster - CO.
me Iour-yearod son of ira Pierce died
MoHuay aItcrnoon.-l little son of John
Ieck Is quite ili.-Richard Standish is sick
WIN congestion Of the lungs. Charles O.
roster is sick.
Albert ID. ane is at the White Mountain-.-
y larty OF y IRON this village held Il basket
picnic near kcutsc corner. sunday.
"A TooG SIZED crowd gathered ON state street.
sunday Afternoon, to Witness the antics of
four drunken men, three Of whom werefir
Lodged in Jail by Sheriff -. W Dudley AID as |
slS,ants. Monda\ morning they appeared be !
ID 100; Lock paquctte 50 ~: and Lm I
Carr Sll0l
Eddie Alahoney. who was arrested on Thurs /
DAY night Tor drunkenness in the Grand Army (
fair tent by OiGiccr Hunt. was fined ~.u.ul
SUNDAY was children's day at ethany and ,
Inc church was cautiiuily trimmed with |
flowers and cvCrgreens Rev &. w GALLAGHER /
morning, and IN the evening there was speak |
lnE, singing and other exercises by the emil /
dren, wit Il talk by the pastor.
Mary Freeman has been elected delegate |
from l{cthanY {. T.. society to the county !
union Ihur-day; Mae II. Ballard from Trim. |,
lty and Mrs T. Z. Towncr from the Baptist.