Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
VERGENNES

VERGENNES.
The musical evont OF the season was the
sacrcd concert AZ st. Peters church, Thurs
day evening. 1t was woll attended and IN
attractive programme was carried out.
The playing of Miss Grbbon OF st. Adams
was one OF the noticeable features.
The new organ realized the expectations Of
its friends.-Ihere were more than 100
scholars Ia attendance at the ope Mug of the
Castlaton Normal school. February IL.
She.burhe and Nergennes are represented.
REV. Mir. Taylor and wife arrived homo
Friday. There are 90 acres OF timber land
on the 2@3 acre farIu just purchased By G.
j. Dudley OF Mrs Stevens. Mr.. Leonard,
az the Brdport steam saw mill is about re-
moving his mill to the wood lot, and will
prepare the lumber for unrket. The St.
Johnsbury Republican has located Yer
gennes three miles from the railroad go
Mrs Laura Willard Westover of Cnstleton
occupies the position Of housekeepcr at the
Stevens House. The long delayed seats
for the new Methodist church arrived
Friday Seven hundred dollars for last
years apple yield, on one farm in Ferris
burgh, make up for a short potato crop
This leaves out the big hay crop which
could be turned into cash.
\ surprise party was given Willis Drew,
Of Erochton, Mass, who is the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Carey Marshall, in Addison Fri
day evening. About rs were present. Music
and dancing, and choice refreshments were
enjoyed. L. +. Soulo of Alburgh Centre is
the guest of his son, c. NJ. Soule of the city
drug store-The late Loyal Kent of Panton
held peculiar religious views. No minister
allowed to otiicate at his funeral. In
stead, feeling and earnest prayer was
offered by Allen Beach. The orange
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