Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
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Mrs. Nancy faplneHu died at her nome III
Brooklyn, n. ", Friday March ID. She
was the wife of the late F. y. Papineau,
who was for many years Waterman for the
Burlington Woolen company in this place.
She leaves one son and daughter to mourn
her loss The remains were brought hero
for nterment Sunday.
A little girl of Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Combs, about year old died March II.
The funeral occurred Thursday and the in
terment in Green Mount cemetery.
The teachers in the Winooski graded
schools closed "A very successful term Of
school Friday. The total number OF scholars
in the Spring street school was lS6 and III
the Mallets Bay avenue 80, total 255. The
scholars who were not absent at all during
the term are as follows: In the Malletts
Bay avenue school, lst grade, Olive Butter
field, Johanna Burke Emma Cornally,
Maggie Hickey, Eugene Hickey, John Shan
ley; I'd grade, Jesse Gonyeau, Della Gray,
Agnes Hamilton, Maud Myres, John Myres,
George Shauley, Nellie Wheat, Nellie Wal
ton. In the Spring street school AS follows:
In Mis- Augusta Littes room, Lena
Guyette, Willie Merrill in Mrs. j. Is. Lon
organs room, Nellie Turner, Daniel Camp
BELL in the othec departments none were
perfect although number only lost half n
day.
Prof. j. C. Brennan went Saturday to
his home in Fairiee, Vt, to spend his vaca-
ton.
Miss Eva Sullivan goes to Denver, Col. =,
where she has obtained position as
teacher.
Mr.. Frank Gray finished work at the Cor
poration meat market lie has worked for
the company number of years,
An interesting business meeting of the
| Fpworth league and young people Of the
| Methodist church was held Monday evening
in the church vestry. The topic for discus
sion was the Bible character, job \ sugar
social is in contemplation next week.
An oversight in the items about
the scholars in the graded school is that the
| following pupils in Miss Susie Pray's room
were not absent at all: George Blole, George
Berger, Georgia Dupaw, Aggie Hart,
frankie Provost, Walter Ploettner, Bertha
| Rce, Nellie Roakes, Newton Thompson
Augusta Turkey.
Miss Nellie McKanna died Sunday even
ing at her home on Allen street after long
illness The deceased WAS - yeart old and
bright active girl. The funeral occurred
Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock from the
Catholic church.
Mr. George Lord has finished his appren-
! llCeSnlp AT EuWaluS "a SleFeuS anu sldrleu
Monday morning for Manchester, y, II.
Mrs. George Stevens has gone to Troy, "
/ v, for fortnight's visit.
! Mrs John Godber, who has been visiting
her son, Mr.. Richard Godber, returned Sat
urday to Brooklyn.
Among those in town who are on the sick
list are Mrs. George duncan, Mrs. Bagley,
Mrs. W. A. Towne aud Mrs. Whipple.
Mary Crandal started for Stowe Wednes-
day morning for a visit.
Mrs, Frank Sinclair went Saturday to
! Chattanooga, Tenn.
The funeral of Mrs. Patnaude took place
Monday.
The ice in the river has so far cleared
away in the vicinity of the mills that the
machintry is working by water power.
\ spelling match was held Friday after
noon in Mrs. Lonergau's department of the
graded school Master Harold Bailey car
ried off the prize, fine edition Of "Ienny
sons poems
Mr.. F. c. Kennedy is slowly gaining.
George Mcbride an empioye Of Edward.
& Stevens, jalnmed his fingers considerably
Tuesday, while at his work. lie will be
laid up for some time probably.
{. S. Morse has fitted up the corner stor,
in his b.oci. for law Office. 1t forms ON
of the finest in the county, II. i. Wolcot
is to occupy it and takes possession soon.
Mrs. Capt, D. l.. Sharpley is on the sicl
list.