Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-24

| bliflbef was bNAou pn6 OIb heOEY cb6nfft-
boat company by c. b Strong for ways on
| which the Steamer hss boea placed
and is new undergoing rspairs. -
On Friday aftprnoon tae primary and in
tsrpcdiste dspartments of Che graded school
will give public entertainrnent in School
House hail. --&.rs j. Il. Booth Of Platts-
bnrgh is The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs c. A.
! Bco5a.-E. B. Slack takes the Wilson
! House, north Of the park, when he vacatcs
his present residence.
! ". A. Mead hos taken the Col. d. X.
| Hall farm in Pittsiord and will move there
at once. g. n. Allen has taken the George
kimbsll farm and will take possession as
soon as M Mead moves out.
NORTH FERR!sBURGR.
J. i. Kenyon is improving fast. Frank
| I.ewia has been op the sick Est for a few
days-About 80 couples attended the dance
at S. b. Martins Thursday night. Stone's
orchestra furnished music A. W. Mead Is
| Citing out lumber for new house which he
will commence as soon as the weather per-
mits.
| l.. B. Fuller died Saturday evening very
suddenly. lie was taken Ill about 3 O'CLOCK
TINT afternoon with severe pains in his
head necessitating the use Of opiates. but
| ne continued TO grow worse and expired at
$3.50 O'Clock never rallyug. The funeral
vas held " cdEcs1ay at / O'Clock from
| the house.
Nike Thompson has engaged with A. D.
| Willard for the samn5t i. the creamery.
! Howard Cook viii acV ga head man in a.
! d. Wizards creamery 10 coming season.
| Edward Stons is very Iowa reward of
| 800 has been offered Cor tue recovery OF
the body OF Guy Palmer who was drowned
near McNeii'C Ferry March D.
MONkT ON.
! Mcses Sears was buried the 17th. He had
I been n great sufferer for more than a year
! from atomach trouble and at lust starved to
doeth His son Moses, jr., of Williston
/ cared for him in his last sickness. --Cassus
y bite and family are to move this week 10
| Burlington where he has d position as gar
iener. Charles Norgen hos rented Cassus
I Whites place.
GRANVILLE.
Nathan Paige of Bristol has moved his
family back or his farm in South Hollow. -
James Downs has moved Oil to the Ferguson
place. Edmund Wilson is sick. j. V.
| Wilson is ut home.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
John Siple, nged about nine, was badly Gu,
in the face while playing with an OLD axe last
| Saturday. Six stitches had to be taken in
his underip and chin. Key. c. n. Thomas
will not preach here again until the third
Sunday in April Rev. NJ. Il. France
breaches next Sunday. Charles Mack has
moved on to Patrick Halpins farm.
SOUTH sTARKSBOaO.
There was quite snow stor4i again last
Friday and Saturday 1t ma. D. very good
sleighlng from this place to Bristol and the
farmers are improving it by hauling pota-
oes.-Tasre was wedding party at the
home OF Mr.. and Ilrs James ). Moody last
week Wednesday evening, when number
of their old friends and neighhors assembled
in honor of the Esd anniversary of their
wedding. Tho party lsft the aged couple
about Tl2 in cash with some other presents.
WEYBRlDGE.
The concert and supper given at the
Methodist church by the young people Was
in every way success.-The Ladies Aid
society viii give sugar party at the Meth
odist church on Wednesday evening, March
SO. The early port of the evening will be
devoted TO a concert and literary exercises.
! All are cordially invited. The scIectmen OF
New Haven have oalied a meeting to re.
organize school district No in that town.
No school has been held in this district fol
several years on account OF the lack OF
| 5CEDldIts ---HlSs -iLhboA Ert-tI, WHO IS httcDu
| ing school at Fntrnaven. is at home for the
vacation Mr.. and Mrs. {. E. Builard art
rejoicing over the birth OF a pair OF futur,
voters for New Haven. Success and lons
| life 70 the little fcllows.--Farm help is higl
and scarce in this vicinity.
LINCOLN.
Mrs Eleanor Varney is quite i'll at Pela-
, tiah Gove's-Last week Wednesday night al
about / 80 the dwelling house of Chauncev
, Murray caught fire and burned to the
ground; it was partially insured. Mrs Mel
son Murray is in East Middlebury caring fol
her mother who is very ill aples White.
hill, who came to town last August as
. painter. barber, etc, lad dance last We'd
nesday night at MorganS hall and, after
, collecting the hall and supper bills, mysteri
ously disappeared and has not been hearC
4 from since. lie leaves many .tnarcia
, mourners.
, RlPTON.
The seectmen have called another towI
i meeting to elect a constable and trustee o.
r public money. MIR. John Calvin of Worces
9 ter, Mass, is in town. laura Billings wa
j. buried last week Wednesday. Mr.. ant
5 Mrs. A. Chompany of Orange, Mass, ar,
here.
= WEST ADDISON.
At the bachelor social at William Moor
leys last Tuesday evening the proceeds wer
o0,-Miss Ella Guyett is very III. Mrs
Paul Bertrand of Bridport is hsre.-Th,
bail at the town hall last Friday evenin,
was well attended.
BRiDPORT.
Myron Grow will occupy the farm of Ed
n ward Nichols The Ladies' Aid society
. gave sociaole at Rev. Mr. Denne's Tuesda
n evening. -Mr. Nichols will give his Who'll,
, time to making cheese this season. AL
3 patronizers of the factory are to meet at thu
l. town hall Saturday evening More change
It Will be made in the village during the mex
C month than in a number OF years previous
IS ADDISON.
Myron A. Smith and family have move,
= into the baptist parsonage Mrs. J. st
, Clair and Arthur are in Worcester, Mass. =
, Eva J. Smith is convalescent.. Pearl Jack
= son and Maud Harris of Hanton are mar
=, - ried.-The last club dance was very pleas
= ant affair. Bridport and Panton we're wei
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