Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-01
VERCENNES.

VERGENNEs.
At the regular annual session Of Dor
chester lodge No. /, f. and ~ NJ, Yer
genDes, the following officers were elected:
carlton r. Smith, W. M. S. a. Tuttle S.
": c. T. 8. Pierce, j. w; L. j.. Fish,
secretary: d. Fl. Lewis, treasurer; George
" Ross s.. D., John Clark, ). D.: W.
+. Clark, s. S.; y. II. Field. j. s.; }.
ID. Whiteside, chaplain; ". W. Booth,
marshal; Philip Pilon, tyler.
At tho annual conclave OF Mount Calvary
commandery, No 1, X. r., at Middiebury,
April ~, the following officers were elected:
Frank A. Goss, Z. c.; William II. Kings
lay, Cen. Fred c. Spooner, c. g.; Rev.
Yhos Bell, probate; John 4. llar-
rington. 5enior warden Benjamin
L. Wale7, junior warden; 7, NJ
Chapman, treasurer; Peter L. Goodrich,
recorder; T. ". Fletcher, st B.; S. W.
Hatch, Sw. B.; j. y. Whiteside. warder;
H. a. Sumner, sentinel There arc over TOO
scholars in attendance at the graded school
The schooner :, II. Wtherbee, Captain
Townsend, took 81 900 brick to 1icondcro-
ga, Thursday, from the Banyea brick yard.
The schooner J. {. Dean, Captain Bulls,
loaded with ~, 0J0 brick for the Paper and
Pulp company of Ticonderoge, was to have
been lowed 30 the lake by the steamer Lily.
Saturdav.-Th five years old daughter of
Frank Hodsdon Of fairh0vcn, formerly Of
this city, died of diphthcria, and was
brought here for burial, Friday. Fun
eral from Henry Roscoo's, Rev
Mr. Pilsbury officiating. Miss c. L.
Eastman, formerly in business
hero, but for some wears q resident OF Cali
fornio, is expected East this season. Cole
Il Bradford tho NeM-known horsemen of
Nliddesoro, Mass, are registered at tn
Stevens House. Sheep snearing is in full
blast and the clip is quite heavy. Fifteen to
% cents per pound is paid for
fine and % cent, Tor coarse. -
Miss Jennie Everest teaches the school in
district No. l. Waltham and Miss Anna
Games in district No. .. District No >
will be taught by Miss Roscoe. Mark c.
Peck has returned from Kansas and is at
his fathers, Warren Peck. in New Haven.
nursing his collar bone. ~ new base bail
nine has been organized in Nersennes and
trial OF bats is looked for between the Nor
wich university nine of Northfield and the
home team.
lrof ). J. Preston OF Mamaroneck. Y
", formerly of this city, has Just been
elected president of the Westminster County
Teachers association. -Rey P. c. Dayfoot
has purchased the Obadiah Allen farm III
West Ferrisburgh tor about $1,000. 1t takes
il part of the south end OF Button bay
and contains nearly go cres.-l'rank II.
lngham, whose house i'll New Haven was
burned last February, has bought the Sey-
mour Everest place in West Addison and
taken possession. The Elgin Spring cream
cry in Panton receives 5000 pounds Of milk
daily Preparations are making for
starting up the Allen Dale cream
cry near Benjamin Allen s.--The
i
without a teacher. Miss Fanny Ross tee-
graph operator at West Randolph, who was
expected home, is down with IA gri ppe -
The interview between Mike Garland of
Etarksboro and H. January Saturday night
unfortunate for Henry. Mrs f. W.
Coe, her daughter, Mrs. I. f. Pierce. and
Mira /. Griffin, left Monday for Cambridge
Mass, to visit Miss Gleason, sister Of Mrs
7. W. Coc.-Fred Scovel of MinevilIo
is the guest of his mother and sitter
The Shelburne bridge went down Mon
day under a drove of cattle Several went
through the bridge and fell eight feet with
out being injured.
The young alligator from Florida, ex-
pressed to Heu6en Parker, FcrrisburgL, dll
not appear TO good advantage until placed
in warm water. Ii is three feet long and
has very open countenance The name Of
Rev. W. T. ltulson appears as Robinson in
the Troy conference appointments as pub
lShed. Mr.. kulison IS returned TO the Yer
gennos and FelrlshUrgh charge, where he
has already served two wears very accepta-
bly, The fish wardens have not had
occasion, yet TO investigate sin
gle mistake among the fishermen. -
The bridge seems to be the favorite rendcz-
Vous for night disturbers. The names
OF those in the last flacas are known, and
they may be complained of-The town is
billed for the Drummer Boy drama, to be
presented by the c. T.. Parker camp Sons
of Veterans, May :, Sand AT the pleas
ant home Of the bride, at Center Rutland
Wednesday, Frank c. Dyer. son Of the late
Hon. j. NJ Dyer of West Salisbury, was
married to Miss Jessie Boudrle
After their wedding trip they win make
the Dyer homestead their residence -
The friends of Erastus Daniels OF Bristol
formerly Of this city were pleased to meet
him, much improved in health, yesterday.
The cards are out for the marriage, May
3, Of Miss Emma Hindes, daughter of Mr.
William Hindes, and Fred Laid Of Milton
-Over one year ago the Thirteen club Of
\crgennes enjoyed dinner together. The
fatal year has passed, and although the
members are scattered from the Atlantic to
the Mississippi all are living and we'll Dr..
smith is at Westerly, II. l.; DR.. Severance,
married Keeseville, n. Y: c. r. Smith.
Snarriedl W7ybridge; W. Fl. Patten is at
Eashua, y. H: b. II. LOWS, s. :. Gaines,
y. Neville, John Norton, G.. 4. Thornc
married, and J. A. Harrington su live
IN this city; c. b. Rand, Nic;sburg, Miss.
r. A. Woodbridge Newport, VI; f. j.
Witsie, Buffalo, n. y.
PROCTOR.