Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19
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Archie henderson, son of William Hen
derson, employed at Mason 6, Co.'S shops
met with a FERROUS accident Friday af-
ternoon. lie was working on rip saw in
the blind room cutting out blind frames,
when no caught his right hand in the saw,
which mangled tho hand terribly. The
thumb and index finger were nearly severed
aud the thumb was disocateI. The other
fingers and the hand were cut deeply.
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ESoE" JONC ION.
Miss Ida Stanley, VINO has becn in New
York during the winter, singing and study
ing music, has returned homo for the sum
mer. The ordination and installation Of
Rev. Theodore Bacon was held in the
Union church, Tuesday, May 1.-The
Kings Sons and Daughters will give a
costume party in the village hall May 37.-
Mrs. Reuben Ferguson of Essex Centre has
been visiting at W. b. Nichols Mr.. and
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YVES TfOPD.
John J. Stone OF Auburn Theological
seminary is visiting in town -Sussie Tel
lier has returned from Erie, Pa. o. II.
Rawson has sold his farm to Dr.. Land, con-
sideraticn $1,000. L. A. Bates took pos,
session OF his farm May ll.-Mrs. Hamlin
died Tuesday the 10th at tue age Of 50. The
funeral was held Thursday at II a. IN. -
Inc nome OIL J@nos oates was me SceLe oil
very peasant wedding wednesday even
lhg, "heh li"f'ey ". beach was married 10
mary H. NHte'' after inc ceremony tne
couple ielt .or Inc groom nome In " est
ioid' Pe"'i'"liy Dosi'tlAN'ou WIN r4ce'
inc cheese factory have disposed OF thelr
first lot of April cheese at eleven cents.-A
republican caucus is to be held May 2lst.--
IL. ". Allen and son OF burlington, spent
sunday at JOHN Allen 's.-Miss Emeline
Beach, VINO teaches III Essex Junction, en-
tortained party oil her scholars at hei
r,'' in torestod j., Gorn,jng m ~
society are requested to meet with Mrs. II,
| n. Macomber Saturday evening.
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hey '1H'''n VI li''ho's IN ornis nor lrlenos o.
The dangerous illness OF hef niue sou. N
indies OIL lhls pace met at Inc hall las
! thursday ana lorhied literary society -
a good work Was done at the schooi house
yard on Aroor day, IN setting out trees and
seeding down the yard
WlLLlSTON.
Tho funeral of Horrible Osborne was large
ly attended Saturday afternoon. MIR
Hazen OF Richmond oillciated Mrs. Bets,
Chittenden has news of the death of hel
grandson, jerome Flag Of Illinois. -Ther
WIS dance at the town hall Friday night
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund Whitney have re
turned from the west.-George W. Whit
nov returned from WASHINGTON. d. c. las
week. Charlie Seymour is in Essex juno
ton working Tor Mr. Reed. and Fred an
Martin run the farm. There is to be
singing convention this week.
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