Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-23
WlNOOSkI,

Henry Conant has given up his position
at the depot.
An office is in process of erection in the
freight house of the depot. The freight de
partment is to be separate and will be run
by one man.
At meeting of the f. II. He. Friday
evening at the residence of William Platt,
the following officers were elected --Presi-
dent, William Plat; vice-president, Hattie
Stevens; secretary, Orvis Weston; treasur-
er; Della Calvert.
Mrs. II. A. Champion and daughter of
Enosburgh Falls, are visiting at Mrs. DIR.
Champion.
Miss Eliza Fountain of Lebanon N. H.,
is guest of Miss Cornelia Fountain.
Charles Hogan of St. Adams spent Sun
day in town with his sister, the telegraph
operator.
Ethel Weston is sick.
There will be chicken pie sociable at
the Congregational church, next Friday
evening.
About 80 members OF the order OF Iron
Hall in this town went to Jericho Friday
evening to meeting for the installation Of
officers to the order at that place.
MIR. Moses Gokey brother of the pro
prietor of the Malletts Bay House, has re
turned to Yucatan. Mr. Gokey is former
resident Of this place and has been stopping
in Winooski for some time
The installation Of the following officers
of tho Ethan Allen council No. 1902, Roy
al Arcanum, took place Monday evening at
their rooms in Winooski j. w. Edwards,
regent f. a. Thompson, vice-rogent q.
+. Little, past regent; c. S. Lord, orator;
&. d. Nash, treasurer; j. ID. Tanner, col
lector NJ. f. II. Eastwood, secretary;
Frank Manock, guide; John Butterworth,
chaplain; Joseph Hoyle, warden, W. ID.
Hawkins, sentry. About % of the mem
hers then went to Burlington and enjoyed
Il banquet at the dining rooms OF Mrs.
Xottman.
Mrs. Weston has returned from the West.
Joseph Deforge fell about eight feet from
a wood pile Tuesday while at work at the
lime kiln. He struck heavily on his back,
receiving internal injuries, the extent of
which cannot readily DO ascertained
Mrs H. A. Bailey improves but slowly.
The graded schools closed Wednesday for
the rest of the week. Prof. Brennan and
teachers attend tho teachers convention
convening at Essex Junction.
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Clark OF Rut-
land were in town Tuesday, the guests of
Miss Hogan.
Every family in Winooski should give Brus-
sells soap a trial as it is a great money saver.
sold by Bailey d Putnam. II. Levigue * Co.
and j. Levigne
CHARLOTTE.
Charles, the invalid son of O. H. Alex
ander, died Sunday night aged &c years
The funeral was held on Wednesday at
| | | clock o. NV. II. Dodge, a former
resident of this place, is in the station at
Cuttngsville. DR.. W. II. II. Narney re
turned from New York Monday morning.
Mrs. Lille Thorp was called Saturday to
| New Bedford Mass, where her mother is
very i'll. Porter O. Stone has gone to Hi
nois. Abel {. Palmer is expected home
soon from a Western visit.-Horace Palmer
Mrs. Roxana Fonda and Deacon William
! l.. Yale are probably the oldest residents -
William j. Scott is stopping for the winter
with his son, i. {. Scott, III Nergennes. -
Large quantities OF fine ice have been taken
from tho pond at SCOTS mill dam.-B. b.
Palmer has built large repair shop oppo-
site his old one. A NJ. Baldwin is CON
fined to the house with pneumonia. -
Miss Nay Cook contemplates a winter so
| journ in the far South. The society socia-
BILE at Mr.. Byington's was we'll attended.
Select readings, singing and recitation5 add
ed to the attraction. The next one is to be
held at the home of Curtis l.. Van Nlet.-
The town clerk will send blanks to school
district clerks for registration returns rs
soon as he receives them from the secretary
of State Tx Sheriff Barton is in better
health since coming to his old Charlotte
| home.
Resin is used to adulterate soap. Brussels
soap contains no rosiu,' and is sold by Spal.
| ding Il Beach.