Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-24
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AT the hearing before Justice or the Ieace
H. c. Royce, John Sargent, charged with
violating tho liquor laws OF the State, plead
ed guilty aud appealed to tho County Court
al the June term. Frank Witherbce, who
has been employed by Bond Bros. the past
year, has closed his engagement and return
ed to Manchester. His place has been filled
by Harry Human. Col. Albert A. Flctch-
err has gone to New York for
few days.-Rev. Frank B. Hyde
has returned to his charge ut Wilmington. -
WILDER G.. bingham who has been en-
ployed by Frank A. Bond, ms head
clerk for some years past, has formed
co partnership with Rolla Allen and has
purchased the clothing business at Bristol,
managed by W. r. Miller. Mr..
bingham will move with LIS fami-
ly at once to their new homo
The funeral services of Mrs. b. j. Owen
were held from the house Monday at
o'clock, Rev. Foster &. lieaxt officiating,
assisted by Rev Mr Bell. Mrs Owen mas
been a great sufferer MIR. Oven is in poor
health. The morning mail from the north
got off the iron near Peldon's Falls Fri
day morning. No ono was injured and the
damage was soon repaired.
Prof. a. W. Narney and wife are in town.
Mrs. Narney will remain for some time. The
college team played tho NJ ii. 8. nine five
innings Saturday, score, % to 1 for the
college team. Batteries, Taylor and Stick
ney, Adams and Williams; umpire, a. Mac
donald; scorer, f. Cushman. The College
Dramatic club appeared at Bristol Saturday
night. Prof. James Morton Patton, who
has taught Latin and French for four years
OF the college, has presented his resignation
to take effect at the coming commencement.
lie is going abroad and will take n two
years course at the University Of Bonn in
Germany. Col. and Mrs. Thad NJ. Chap
man who are in the South are now home.
ward hound.-A. II. Fisher, president OF
tho Green Mountain Pulp company has re-
turned from Florida. where he has spent
the winter with his family. He will super
intend the driving of the company's logs in
New Haven river and Otter creek.
Rev. A. A. Cambridge, pastor of
the Baptist church will deliver the Memorial
day address before the Needham post. G.. A.
r., at East Middlebury. Great interest
was manifested Mt tho board OF trade meet
! ing Friday night. President Col. 7. NJ.
| Chapman was absent and Charles NJ. Wilds
| was chosen moderator A go1ily number
/ OF nomhers were admitted. 1t was voted
| to print several thousand pamphlets descrip-
} tive Of the town and its advantages and
seud them out. f.. II. Thorp, b. $. Beck
with and c. c. Peck were chosen n commit
! tee to attend to the matter. firm which
! FORKS wood and is DESTROYS OF removing t.
I better pace is under discussion. Clinton
/ &. smith, f. II. Thorp and a. j. Mnr
shall we're cno en committee to visit the
/ finn and pursuade them 10 locate here. 1t
/ looks now as if something was going to be
I accomplished.
The Indie. who have the matter in charge
Z hat "a 30 nj 70 IA
! charity bull next Friday evening at the
town hnll. The atfeir will he strictly in
vitationnl but the public will he admitted
/ to the galleries, after securin, tickets The
Howard Oucra HOUSE orchestra of Buring-
/ ton will furnish the music. AT the temper
/ auce lecture at the Methodist church by
| Deacon j. f. Crane Sunday evening
! the views were good and the lecture in
teresting as Il WHOLE. j. Durham, who is
| the DarSGcr for the company which has
purchased the property and quarry of the
cd Addison County Marble company,
states that an experimental lime kiln will
soon he built at the quarry for the purpose
! OF ascertaining il the stone will make good
lime. In case it does, he says seven kilns
Nil be built FOR the purpose OF using the
otherwise worthless pieces of marble, and
| the company Will run the quarry
| with Il full corps of men. -Alss
Mary Seelev has returned from Fairhaven. -
Norman Harvey sold hi. household
furnishings at auction here Monday pre-
paratory to going to Dover, y. H., TO live
with bis daughter Mrs. Arthur T. Stratton.
His house and lot on Seymour street has
been sold for $500 TO Mr. Wissell the teIe-
graph operator at the depot, whose mother
will como here from Snorehnn to live.-An
! eff ort was made Sunday at the Methoii