Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-14

ing.-Ths farmers In this vicinity report
the shortest sugar season ever Known
Charles Hayward has moved back on to w.
B. Orcutt's farm on the east hill. John
Moffat has moved on to A. N. Tildens
farm.
GOULDSVlLLE.
Burton Cass died Tuesday, April 5, of
quick consumption. He leaves q young
wife, a mother, and a host OF friends to
mourn bis death The members Of the Sun
day school were treated to new sugar at the
school house last Wedno.day afternoon. -
The Good Tsmpars held the first meeting
in their new hall last Thursday. There were
about 80 members present. and they were
entertained during the evening with fns
programme, consisting mostly OF tableaux.
Mrs. Olive Smonds has returned from
Cambridgeport, Mass, where sho has been
with her daughter during the winter. viii
Eaton has gone to his homo at West Swan
zey, N. H.--Ihere was u phonograph en-
tertainmsnt at the hall last Saturday eve
ming The audience was small. - School
began Monday with Marion Sanborn and
Clara Holton as teachers. Miss Alice Eaton
is very sick at the Providence, X. l., State
Hospital. Her many friends here hope for
speedy recovery Greenwood has
moved into the Pollard house.
WATERBURY.
William Nichols died April 6, aged "a
yoars He leaves q widow and two children
He had just opened drug store aud barber
shop with fair prospect of success. His dis
sase was very singular. His blood grew
thin and oozed away through his nostrils
and kidneys. The mourning relatives have
the sympathy OF large circle OF friends.
Charles Badger was bnod ~. III for OBJ
tanning money under false prstonces on
complaint of Harry Warden. The
town poor house is to be thoroughly over
hauled aad rebuilt. The annual meeting
of the Congregational church was held
Tuesday April D. {. y. Arms was
1 I clerh' q. - "..ss' 'i , r. L.
Knieht all r. Cri0os ,rudar,,,l oor,.
,nittoa c.oroo rr.rv ond MI g IT
Wheeler music com,nittes The maetiuy
w.s.ad iourn.d N AnriI - vb.n n n,otion
will he mad, 70 nav. tho church i,cornor.
,,ed Tbe cnrront vear,s e,ro,,as yara
| 81 324 81 all paid and a small balance in
the treasury.
William Dean Nichols was buried Friday
by the Masons OF Ninooski lodge, large
humoer being IN Attendance. Inc Masonic
address was delivered by Dr. +. Grant, SEN
LOT warden, Dr. L. Hooker, ID. u. u. NJ,
assisted by Coiiius Behely OF Montpelier
past D. u. T. NJ. Tho bearers were Luther
Chandler, Nathan Sunmerville, M. Man
ming and Arthur Demerritt. There were
some fine floral offerings. lie was born In
middiesex and would nave been ~ years Old
next May lie was oaliiu' son, an atrec'
Tomato husband, KIND father and respected
CIT zen. For tie past SIX } ears he had been
engaged in the arus business IN Plymouth,
n. H., and came and opened drug store
mere TINS spring with good prospect OF sue
cess tie had many friends, and one espe-
cial friend, Prof. Woodbury., teacher in
one OF the large schools IN Piymoutn, who
came to attend the funeral
WATERBURY CENTRE.
Prot por+sr n Not. Inns ra.ur,ad fro,,
Iawiston Mo Tho s,n1ants at rho ss,nir,,
or,, h.I o,s, ,,ar. n. w., I,l-a NJ
n w staar7s want ~ pI,ttshrrrb " "
& .,urday Nil J,,,,a Town.anJ of r.
~ v,s,tina fr,.nd. har. ,his ,rao,. H..
Dan,jol. 10, --o.,, e. I,'orra, - 80.
SNHHt'
l.. j. Bolster has leased the trott!ng psrl
for the coming season TO the Green Noun
tain Trotting Park association, who are al
ready talking O! IL big time on July 4. A.
their late meeting JOAN Trow was elected
president; H. c. Leonard, vice president
Il "" bisbee, secretary, and y. ID. Phelps
treasurer.
new lodge of knights Of Pythias wa
instituted in |. o. .. f. hall Tuesday the OH
by the state vice chancellor Work wa
begun about p. IN. and was not completel
until 40 a. IN. Wednesday. About mid
night banquet was served in the adionin,
banquet haii. There w-ra 30 members I'M
tiated out OF 90 named charter list an,
the degrees conferred on same by a team
IRON TIE st. Joan bury lodge. The officer
installed are; Richard \. uoar, ?. c.: VA
ter SUTHERLAND, y. I c.; j. +. hunton
C.; 3. HOOKER V. c.: ". +. Barney
Chap; NJ. g. Nichols, k. Of L. aud 5.
Clinton Fields, ". OF f, \. T.. Glddeu, +.
Frank Dantorth, NJ. OF A; George Burgess
!. o.; W. ID Giidten, o. G., Tho name i
nea On the e hT't ana tnlrd Tuesdays of eac
Miss Lena Mason has returned to work j