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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
MONT pEliFH.

A COMMITTEES from the board OF trade
have been in conference with the stock
holders of the Montpelier Slate company,
with u view of starting in operation their
quarry, which has lain idle since the death
of Charles T. Sabn, the manager. John
Barney of Fitchburg, Mass, large stock
holder and treasurer of tho company, has
met with the committee to arrange lease of
the quarry.
Carl Bancroft has finished work at the
First National bank and Clarence j. Lease
is filling the vacancy.
Mrs. L. j. Pingrce has closed her labors
as housekeeper for the Pavilion hotel, and q
new one Is looked for.
Erastus Camp will go this month for a
visit OF several weeks in the West, stopping
with his daughter at Milwaukee and son
in another locality.
J. G. Houghton has returned from his
trip in the West. Mrs. Houghton has not
yet arrived.
Edward Dupont was arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness by Policeman Hunt,
and on Monday paid $l0.61 before Justice
Smile. Frank Page OF Barre was in the
same manner captured Monday night, aud
on Tuesday assessed $l0.01.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

The annual meeting Of the Connecticut
Vallev Medical association occurred at Bel
lows Falls May s. with DIR. O. W. Phelps
presiding. The first paper was read by DR..
W. F. Hazelton of Springfield ON Estland
ers' operation with a report Of case The
president ; address was on the progress OF
Gynecology, showing that in this branch of
the healing art. America and especially New
England surgeons have been shlninS lights.
Dr. Frost Of Hanover presented paper on
Medical education. AT the business meet
ing the following officers were elected; DR..
Ira J. Prou'y keeue, president; DR.. F. T.,
Emerson, Chester, vice-president DR.. j..
SutclTe Hill, secretary; DR.. L. X. Camp
bell treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

In the case Of Judd vs. Ballard the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for 800.
C. p. Hogan appeared for plaintiff and c..
D. Watson and W. Harrington for defend
ant.
The st. Adams Brigade Band orchestra of
70 pieces, engaged by the Woman's Re-
lief association for May 10.
Homer a. Cald well OF Welden street who
had been slowly failing for some time past
with consumption, died on Monday night.
Mr.. Caldwell wac formerly connected with
the auditing department of the Central
Vermont, and was much esteemed, He
leaves a wife and two Children
Ex-Gov. Smith has SO far regained his
health as to lie able to ride out, and will
doubtless soon be himself again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
EAST FAIRFIELD.

DR.. Patterns trotter, for which he had re-
fused S45O got loose one day last week and ate
so much grain that he died from the effects.
Byron Cox sprainel one knee by being thrown
from the wagon while getting the new water
wheel from the depot TO the mill o n the ri
inst.-Butter, % cent? per pound grass very
forward, ard every farmer wears a smile on
his face. - benjamin Swift of Burlington Is t.
preach at the Union church this summer, he
ginning May 81. Rev. X. ID. Metcalf, who has
reached here for tho last two years, clo-e
his labors here last Sunday and Will rcur,
from pastoral work. His health, which wa
very much impaired while in the army, max e'
the nere .sitY OF THIS step imperatiYe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
WESTMINSTER.

Mrs. :. NJ Eutting hid II sheep and about
as many lambs xii ed by dogs Sunday morn
ing The dogs were tho property Of James II.
and John " illiams, BANKERS at Bellows Falls,
one Of which cost the owners SlUO short time
ago Miss Mary Crayden OF the Chicago
Bible institute gave an interesting account Of
he institute and it's work at the Christian r n
deavor meeting last Sunday ovening.-G. Is.
Williams. proprietor OF Map.e Grove farm,
Walpolc. y. H., shipped - head of Jersey cat
tie from this station Tuesday night They
We're fine lot Of young cattle and 70 direct to
Colorado. The side track at this station l. be-
ing extended about one.th bird of mile which
Will give the Valley railroad about mile OF
siding here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
SHOREHAM.

Nirtulon Rich, whod.ed NJ has residence sun
day 10 rnlug had been IL poor health for some
den close to his lie than had been expected.
Rev. q. ". Perry olticlated al the funeral
Tuesday afternoon.-Th wedding o. G.. K.
slavery and Miss Mary Parker took place Mt
the residence of r.. Is. Bisscll Tuesday after
noon. 1t was a pleasant occasion. Rev. ,.
Norton performed the ceremony after which
there were refreshments. The presents were
well chosen and quite numerous. As the bride
and groom took their departure rico came III
showers and old shoes prevailed. After a trIl
to Saratoga for few day, Mr. and Mrs
slavery will return to their home in Biaudon.-
Mrs. John Russell is in Swanton visiting her
daughter, Mrs Lyon.-Mr. e. y. North has re-
Turned from New York.-It Is reported tina,
Is. w. King and wife are coming to run the
Shorehnm House, beginning June Mrs. llr
seymour and daughter are spending few
days ut Mrs. A. K. Minturns r.. II. Prcble
mas gone to Dorset to adjust fire claim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
To Our subscriher,.

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in our columns some time stnce, annouuclng'a
special arrangement win Ir. Is, }. hkNpALL
10. OF Enushurgn Falls. Vt. publishers OF a
Treatise ON the Horse aud his Diseases" wher>
10y our subsc-ioers were sn abled TO obtain
copy OF that valuable Mork Tres by
ssndiu, their address to Is. J. KENDALL CO.,
land enclosing a two-ceut stamp for mailing
same il renewed for q limited period. We
trust al will avail themselves OF the opportl-
nifty Of obtaining this ValusbIs work. To every
lover Of tie Horse II IS Indispensable, n. II
treats in a simple manner all tho diseases which
an,ct this noble animal. II, phenom-
onri sale throughout the United states aud
Canada make it stan lard authority. Mention
this papsr when sending for Treatise"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
WAIE RRIRY

Prof Gay, the old piano maker, is able to
wax out with an apparent new lease of life
after several weeks OF scknrss. saul Hutch
ius is able 10 ride out having been laid ny with
a Iume hip for several months. Horace taZeu
OF Alburgh Lss rented John Kings house on
the corner of Randall and Main streets. r.
Fred 1owle Is running tho barber shop for
grip Ba' chrlder g Robinson have built a
powder magazine up on the hill above Clay
street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
BROOKElEIO-

George Patterson has gone to work for G..
w. Smith at White River Juncton.--A Chinese
IarI6r9 Of The second t6nvregaiioual church
Friday evening Thy W. K. {. held a sociable
at t. A Clark's ir., Saturday. NJ =. Gaylord
died on the 4th.-F. ii. Wheatley.of the
I. V. ". Is at home. y G. sprague has
bought the Royal Abbott farm Mrs. W. Il.
Kobbus and J. {. Wheatly are SICK. Nelson
Carpenter has bought the Joseph Lyon
place. North Randolph. William Wheatley
and wife have returned for lAe summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Mrs J, h. Burridgc Is conva lescing from a
LONG run Of fever.-A l.. Fits of Roxbury is
ependirg few daysin town with u sabled
neck, caused bY Icing thrown from load Of
feeuio tlrs. L.. l.. Durham is seriously H.
Mis-, Hattie nigel did not begin her school in
her family, but is TO commence Monday.
kimLal Mclutlre ia ,tll very low, with no
hopes Of recovery Joseph Carpenter while at
OF the town Thursday, crushed one of his
hands and it is thought that amputation will
BE- necessary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Hall Bros. 81 Co., OF Pittsburg, Pa, OK
tensive dealers in slate mantels, etc, have
failed for 49,, 900, by which j. W. Lee *
Co. of Poultncy lose $500, and Carvoy IL
Mahar Sl4Oo, and possibly 300 more, the
last bill being "A car recently shipped, which
it is hoped, had not reached its destination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

4. A. Hall If to deliver the address here Me-
mortal day Post jewett viii 20 to lIiglEate
in the morning and partio pate In the services
there. RETURNING at noon services here at , p.
m DR.. Allen and ID. e.. furman are both sick
with la grippe. NJ II. Jewctt i. seriously sick
with pneumonia, following Ia grippe John
Brow caught sturgeon Monday five feet four
inches long and weighing 40 pounds in an
ordinary scoop net, six feet in diameter. ~
Chauucey Folsom has The race track on his
farm in complete working shape. and each
day sres much fast driving done by tie local
sports.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
ENOSBURGH.

The Young Peoples Mission circle will hold
Il concert in Memorial church sunday even
ing - Alr and Mr. Judson burdick Of MoTrlo-
vile y. are visiting At r; W. Lapents.m Mas
in New London. y. Miss Carrie Robinson
OF Milton, will teach in district 40. 3.-TAs an
nual church meeting of the First Congrera-
was chosen clerk and l.. L. Fairbanks, tres
surer.-S. NJ: Dow, T. H. Perkins, y. y. Car
penter and II. II. Eldred were chosen delegates
to the Franklin and Grand Isle counties oon-
ference 70 be held at East Berkshire the first
week in June
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Gertrude WLitcomb has returned from i3os-
tou.--lee Stcarnes has gone to Sew lamp
shirc.-O. ". Reynolds las returned from
bustou.-Butter sold saturday at "a cents eggs
AT L. cents per doZeu.-Mrs Freeman boa e
bruised her hand and is suffering greatly from
the effects of it.-Cher.cs Patten is laid ny
from n scratch on face with IA rusty nail. r
Nellie Meendy is abio to ride out. MIR. and
Mrs. Clark HspIood boy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
WOODRIIRY

The town has completed road from Buck
Lake quarry to the main road.-The Methodlat
churches at North Calais and Woodbury. are
supplied by Rev. Il. b. Wheeler. There Will
lie services at DO tn places every sunday Mrs.
Nellie Pray at tho Massachusetts, homeopathic
hospital in Boston il improving. Milo carr Is
improving his buildings and painting them.
Mrs. Deborah Ainswotth recently had shock,
but 10 Improving Mr.. Tyson and family OF
New YORK city arrived AT Samuel BENJAMIN s
sunday morning. Miss Eta Smith has re-
turned from Walden.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
BRISTOL.

While Dyer Conger was driving Wednesday
about Il mile north If this village, lie was run
down by a pair OF runaway Lorsos, owned by
Patrick O'Neil, aud badly cut Oh the head, one
cash being several inches long lie was
brought TO this vi tlRge. where his wounds were
drtesed.--A ConCret" sidewalk Is to he laid on
the south side OF Main strcet.-itev. +. W.
Richardson and family leave this week for
" arren summit, y. H.-leWis Bush is In poor
ealth.-MGuy cases ~ measles in this village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
STATE OF ONO. cry OF TOLEDO, .,

Lucas COUNTY,
FRANZ j. CHENEY makes al oath that he is
the senior partner uf the tlrm OF +, J CHENEY
& Co doing business in city Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and hat said hrm VIII
Tor zach and every crse Of Gaia RI that can
not be cured by theuse OF HALLS CArARRH
CUHE FRANZ J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this Sth day Of December, A. d. 1886,
- A w. gleason,
SEAL 80.
i--l notary PubliC,
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken internally aud
acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfao 3
OF the system, Send for testimonials, troe.
" ]. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o
81 Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Mrs Keziah Loomis, long time resident of
Georgia, died Of pneumonia at her home with
y. r. Bushnell early Monday morning. The
funeral was attended at her late residence
tuesday afteruoon.-N Mrs. r. J. stevens las
been sick for week past with Ia grippe f..
y. Knapp fell from load Of hay Tuesday,
hurting his bRck considerah y.-Mrs Frank
PaQuin. who has been visiting Mr.. Knapps
people, returned to her home in - a bans
Wednesday aiternoun.-'lhe Epworth league
in the Methodist church is in working order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
PlAIkFIELD

Fred Perrin Is In Boston selecting new goods
-Prentiss shepard is seriously ill.-Miss Ber-
tina Bodies and George benjamin were married
May i, at the brides home by Rev. MIR. Iaplln.
There will be services at the congregational
church Sunday.-Mrs. Cove Is very III.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

school commenced May T. with Nellie Brown
teacher Agnes b"y.e is teaching in the west
part Of the town -Shubal Wales started tor
boston Tuesday, where lie vii. stop few
weeks ard return to his home n Iowa
WcitXel Webster has an successful Incubator
Of Lis own make. Bertha Wardner # Ran
dolph is at Jacob MARINERS tor u few weeks
-Guy Martin of Wiiiamstown is attending
scb obl here,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
ROCEES Err

Libbie Putnam has returned to Franklin
Falls. y. h Rev. W. a. Tuttle of Winchestcr
y. H., apd Rev. !. y. Marvin will exchange
pulpits for the two coming SundAys.- Calvin
Irieh and family move to Warwick, Mas
where they have bought fsrm.-Mrs. O. II.
Blodgett starts for Missouri this " eek to visit
her sister, Mrs sJillmau Jones. Emma Chat
fee is home from Albany, y. Y.-Ihomss
Humphrey and wife of Brandon arc visiting
hRrp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

J. f. Hobart and wife we're In Windsor over
Sunday.-A A NirbauIn il away on n bust
ness trip.--Benia min scofeld Of saF tons tiyor
was In town Friday and Saturdey.-h' T..
Mann WAS hOnlS over sunday,
F. &. Brink, Poushkeepsio, y. Y. suffered
with catarrA Of the Bladder. When about to
give up, ne tried Dr. RennedJ'b 'tayorite
Romedy," and was cured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
EAST FLETCHER.

James Floods family have had "A siege Of
sickness, nine children and the parents ali sic
with bilious fever and one with lneumuniA,
from four to six down at a time. w &. Patch
and family have moved in the rooms over tho
station, whore they expect t. make their Lomu.
The total amount OF map.e ruSar ship c
from this station thi. season i. lVOGDO pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
ROXRuRY.

Fishermen are seen in swGrms and the
fishing tribe" are having a hard struggle to
survive; two gentlemen from Bethel caught 10
pour ds Of trout one day recently Among
Warrington, Miss Della Warrington and Mar
tin HanIon from Bethel and Mr. and Mrs. j.
Harris from st. AbIana.-Mr. Harris Ia repair
iug his house occupied by Mrs. Monty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

The following Nermonters have received
one Of the rewards OF genius: 70 William
c. Farnum Of Arlington, for machinery for
taperng the ends OF bars or rods for making
coied springs; to James Hartness OF spring
leld, for a CLuCk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

George Cramton OF st, Adams has purchas-
ed the Nathaniel Martin farm Of II Martini
Mr. arl Andrews j. sick The Nissisquui
Springs company have commenced nothing
and shipping water from the Misslsquui
Pprings- bert Jones novss into tie village
and will occupy part Of the David Northrop
house. Joseph LamOndsy died ON the Eth
inst aft or long Illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

The celebrated bloodhound Jack the
Ripper, raised by jerks l.. Wmchell ut the
Fairhaven kennels aud sold by HIM for sew
eral thousand dollars TO party at Jackson,
Miss, who has boon in Boston since the
bench show in that city, has been stolen and
the police OF Boston are on the search for the
animal. The dog is valued at many thou
sand dollars, Large amounts Of money
come to Vermont for dogs as well as for
horses, cattle and sheep. The Fairhaven
kennel stands among the first in the country
for its imported fne blood dogs OF royal
pedigree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Ross A Weed, eldest son OF Hon. Smith
NJ. Weed, has returned home from South
America.
W. ". HaItwell has donated 115 acres of
lend for the Platt;burgh Barracks extern
sion
Hop folds in Franklin county have win
tered unusually well and the prospects for
good crop were never better.
William Holt, son of Capt. Byron Holt,
formerly of the steamer Vermont, has re-
turned to Plattsburgh from Chicago.
The name of Major X. !. Adams, a form
err Pittsburgh boy, who went to Denver to
reside few years ago, appears on the list
OF the committee of reception on the occa-
sion Of the visit OF President Harrison to
that city.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Hon George S. Weed and Frances Henriet-
ia, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. john Ross, to
take place Wednesday, May 20, at 10
o clock, at Trinity church. -Plattsburgh
Telegram.
A new boat was launched at Averil &
Kellogg's boatyard in Champlain last week
for Capt. Thomas Supernaut.
A piece OF land Sxl5O feet at Soranac
Lake was sold for $500 the other day
Two years since the same lot was sold for
5000
H. A Douglass tannery and currying
shop, the largest In northern New York.
John Greemour machine shop, John 3
Surgeons residence and two tenements at
Chate augay were destroyed by fire Sundsy
morning at o'clock The loss estimated
at S15, 900; insured for SO 600.
The Canadian horse growers paid at the
Il -
for the month Of April
A fire occurred at \. A. Seniors drug
store at Potsdam Friday night, causing q
damage on stock of $40, 900. 1t was in
sured for $4,000 The damage on the build
ing was small, and WAS covered by insur-
ance.
Thousands of tons OF ice harvested during
the winter of 1SS900 are being dumped in
to Lake Champ.ain at Pittsburgh, the own
ers OF the same desire 10 use the lumber
which was used to keep it from melting fol-
other purposes.
Count audCountess Thaleisge and Wis
count Theleisge OF Paris, France, wer,
at Plattsburgh on Saturday and wen
over the Chateaugay railroad to sar
anac Lake, from which place they vii
drive through the Adirondacks, taking tn
Delaware and Hudson at Wcstport for Ney
York.
A lodge of the Knights of Pythias is to b,
organized AT Rouses Point.
Upwards OF 900 invitations have beer
sont out for the marriage of Hon. Geors
s. Weed TO Miss Frances Henrietta Ross
which will take place at Trinity church OF
May 90.
The United States regulars at FlattsLurg
barracks will lead the Memorial day pdral
at Plattsburgb, AMI Hon. Francis y. Smit
Of Eizabethtown will deliver the grafton.
The Essex county Veteran association wi
have reunion at Ausable Chasm durin
the last week of June.
Ex-Alderman A. +. Daley, for man
years foreman of the Central Vermont ca
shops in Ogdensburg, celebrated the j3d al
nversary OF his birth at his residence la,
week Tuesday evening. The employees in ii
shops presented Mr.. Daley with handson
$50 chair as 4 token OF the esteem in whic
they held him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
RUTLAND MATTERS,
Selling the Trees In Evergreen Cemetery
For Lumbsr-Other Notes.


Many OF the lot owners in Evergreen
cemetery are highly incsnsed at tbs cutting
out Of oil the white pine trees, which were
notable ornament to the surroundings, aud
making merchandise OF them by selling the
lumber, in one sense converting the Come
terry corporation into lumber company.
Ignorance and a lack Of Taste, leads those
who fol!ed these noble ndornments to point
with greedy pride TO the 30, go feet OK Pine
lumber us worth so many dollars In cash.
When greed Tor money despoils our burial
placei-whot may tho people expect neXtf
Such greed may remove the silver
ornaments Of tho casket, because they can
be converted into money. There is rs much
propriety in the one a the other. 1t is
doubtful II any -uch misery decd wn' evor
before rerpctratcd III civilized community
in New England. Several Oh III, lot oTn-
ers propose to carry the case - tho courts
Considerable freohets are anticipated in
the Otter Creek AMI BattehhlH Na-leys
caused Ivy tho contributing streams t"s
mountains oe'hS sun HIei WIN 'A'So 'hF''s-
60 Oh snow
"A Ruti"hd judge - tne Ia'eSt J"flo0 10 ne
olae .naV nn umhreHa Is pun'o properly,
cnu that ibiurs 10 Fe'uFH "l' b'IIO"ei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Mrs. f. D. Peck and daughter Miss Maud,
from Caetleton are at Mrs J. +. Parkers.- -
Mrs Lenucl Fuller is housekeeping for X. h.
Wel,s.-lhey have new baby boy at Clifford
DcrusiHs. The measles have made their ap-
pcarauCe here. he extreme dry weather IS
seriously checking vegetation and rendering 1t
impossible to plough flat clay land.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Mr.. Charles Hatch has gone to Burlington
for medical treatment.-Sidney Lyon has 20 n g
West, intending to make that hi- future home.
The Orleans county ". &. T. L. convention
will be held at Barton Juns and 5.-The y.
w. c. r. /. are preparing a literary entertain
ment aud Japanese supper 70 be given May ~.
MIR Nelson has returned from Boston with
new goods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
WARREN.

Mrs Nahum Nichols Is visiting friends in
Montpelier ard Luuenburgh. Will Harmon
returned from Massachusetts saturday -
Frank Tilotsou, who has been In the employ
Of spaulding and Beach Of Burlington for the
past four years, has been lone for short
Visit. lie went Wednesday to New York TO be-
come conductor Of u psrlor car.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Earnest Manchester lost a horse last week. -
Amos Holmes il building barn-Alford StAylca
mas bought the l.HuhClia house. opposite the
school house. Mrs. Clinton hAifee las moved
into Il part Of the house with her latAer.-
Charles Re w has moved 10 St bloomsbury.
There have been - maple trees ret On the school
house grounds this year,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Peter Dapiels'- youngest child Joe was had
~ burned about the face and neck by tipping
over n pan OF boiling water He - in II crlti-
cal condition Mr.. kimhall has set out Il We
maple trees in front of the Eagle Inn. Mrs.
Courtier is improving The \. +. :. {. T.,
which was organ! Ied here less than a year ago,
has now 80 active members and 81 associate &C.,
kollin Young is rebuilding his horse barn and
remaining his house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
EAST PlTISEQRD

The Sundsy-school reorganizs1 with the fol-
lowing officers: ID. pennock, superintendent :;
II. Perkins, assistant superin tendcnt; II.
Kemp. treasurer A. Long. secrettry; l..
O.good, librarian. Mira. A. Kemp, who has
Aad pneumonia, is convaloscent. Mrs u. T..
Caprou died May II. Funeral at her late resi- =
dence. Thursday the lith.-E. White, who is
sick with pneumonia. is improving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The principal and scholars Of tho High
ecuOol set out 81 trees on the new school grou nd
Saturday. M. i. Perley returned home Sstur-
day night from New hampshire whore his
horses were stolen and reports Sheriff Smith
in a critical condition from he wound reoev-
ed in arresting the thief. The Epworth league
wi II observe the anniversary OF the orgauiZa-
ton Sunday, with appropriate services.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Mrs Lucy Mills Is Miss Maud Morse
1. at home for a vacation. john Hsckett in
four hours, took over 100 pounds Of suck
out of Moscow branch services will be held
at the school house in district no. II, next
Sunday, Rev. F.. y. Morse officiating.