Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-11
WINOOSKI

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Thursday evening to celebrate the 2jth an
niversnry OF their marriage and substantial
ly showed their esteem 10y presenting thom
with about 500 of silver ware.
The infant child Of Alphonse Hall d.od
Thursday of cholera infantum
Thursday afternoon an interesting game
OF ball was played between Sullivan's ni'lc
and tho Valley boys, the score being to %
in favor OF the latter. The same forenoon
Sulivan's nine defeated the Staright- 81
Burlington with score OF 10 to -. The
score was tied four times during the game.
Gao Wardwel and wife have returned
from 10 days camp at Grand Isle
Thomas Baker OF Essex junction was mr.
rested Thursday evening by Constable llor-
ton and Deputy Sheriff Wheeler after a
hard struggle for intoxication and was es-
corted to fail at Burlington.
The Winooski graded schools opened Mon
day with the following corps of teac ers:
In the Spring street school, Henry Cunin
Of Colchester, principal; grammar, MIS- j.
b. Lonergan Of Fairlee; intermediate Miss
Estcllc Packard; first primary, Miss Nu-
gusta Little second primary Miss Lena
Gray; in the Mall It's Bay avenue school
MissMinnie Wheeler principal: Miss Kate
Farrell primary.
Misses Anna Thompson and ilzie Allen
have gone to attend the New York State
normal school at Oswego.
Orvis SIN tn has a position "a mach mist
with Lang, Goodhuo y 20. of burlington.
William Chambers and wife l.. II. lIor-
ton and wife, sydney Putnam and Alice
Rumsev enjoyed the excursion TO Canada
Saturday.
George Sinclair has gone to Ducktown,
Tenn, to reside.
c. B. Woodward and wife have returned
to Boston
Mrs J.. c. Whpple is in Lebanon, n II.
-Four carloads OF machinery for the Bur
lington cotton mills have arrived.
Mrs DR.. Peck and dnug liter ere in Mont
gomery.
The services at the Episcopal church have
been changed from p. III. to 10 Is a. IN.
Misses Clara and Mary Crandni, May
and Emma Edwards and Stella Mcdonald
attend the Burlington High school this year.
Patrick sullivan has gone to Clark $
Islnnd for two weeks vacation
Miss Ella Blo-som returned sunday from
Block Island.
At the semi annual business meeting Mon
day evening he following officers were elect
cd far the ensuing six months: President,
Frank Meig-; first vice president, depart
ment Of Christian work john Butterworth:
second vice president, department OF mercy
and help Miss frankie Nash; third vice
president department Of literary work, j.
f. Tracy; fourth vice president, department
Of entertainment, Mrs F. j.. Meigs score
tary, Miss Iilinn Rivers, treasurer c. 5.
Lord.
Albert Stone and wife of Montpelier, who
have been sIsItius at Allen Stones, have
returned.
Andrew Mcbride has so far reganed hi,
health as TO he able to he al his place OF
business. He speaks in high terms regard
ing his treatment by all connected with the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where lie was con
fined several weeks.
Mrs. George Allen has gone to Saratoga.
John Ross Of Boston, formerly Of TIN:
place. is in town.
Edward Robinson, son of c. H. Robinson,
started Monday as apprentice IN the wool
sorting department of the Burlington
woollen mills.
Miss Mary Mackey of Hartford is at NJ.
McDonald's.
Misses Maggie and Julia Hayes, who hav,
been in Lowell, Macs, the past six months
have returned.
Peter Fountain and wife, now of Char
lottburgh, y. j., are here.
James Gibbons of Montpelier is visitin.
Stephen Cannon
Mrs. Pascal Deslogo aged 81, died sun
day. The funeral was Mt 100 from thy
church Of st. Francis &avier on Welnes
day morning.
The breaking Off Of some gearing in tn,
Burlington WOODEN mill W Wednesday resulte,
in the interruption Of the machinery for on,
half day.