Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-07

1t was voted to raise so cents on the dollar
for school tax; treasurer was authorized to
hire S11 900 to complete the school building,
for seats and furnishings inside and grading
grounds around the building.
Town clerk has registered 227 dogs.
On Saturday were the funerals of Mrs.
H. d. Biodgett and young child of c. G..
Keyser, Rev. p. G. Abbey officiating at
both funerals.
Walter II. lie Barron and Della e. Mich
OILS were married on Saturday by Rev. c. $.
Nickerson and on the same day Albert h.
Hill and Elsie Duncan were married by
Rev. T.. W. Cummings.
All the intoxicating liquors secured in the
three seizures April l were condemned
and spilled into the river on Tuesday.
The embezzlement case of State VS.. Will
Adams has been decided and respondent 10
discharged.
Each of the four branches Of Odd Fellow
ship here have appointed committees to meet
and arrange for appropriately celebrating
the anniversary of the OF der on Tuesday,
April &c.
j. II. Ward sold his mare, "Mss Dun
ham, '" for $3.50 to Massachusetts parties. -
&. W. Reynolds bought the bay horse
Tommy from Charles Minard for $l50.-
Eddie Houghton has a 10 months old colt
John Bacon, aged SC, is going to reside
with his daughter at Potsdam. n. y.
John W. Gordon is to deliver the Memoir
ial day address at Washington and an ad
dress to Odd Fellows at Montpelier on April
26. the anniversary of the order.
At the third annual meeting of the First
Presbv terrain church on Monday evening
Alexander Cannon, James Duncan and
Robert Kynoch were elected elders to serve
for one two and three years respectively.
J. II. shaw was re elected deacon and trus-
tee for three years. All the reports were
most gratifying and encouraging. A sub.
scription of $1,000 to the building fund was
announced. Those present added a neat
sum to the fund and arranged for system
attic efforts to increase it. The trustees were
instructed to advertise at once for bids for
the construction of the church
EAST CALAIS.
The officers of the village school for the
ensuing year are as follows: Moderator,
Asa G.. Dutton; clerk and treasurer {. Il.
Dwinell; auditor, George c. Sluyton; com
mittee, B. p. White; collector, n. Z.
Dwinell. At the Farmers league N 3eting
on Thursday evening of last week; tue ques-
ton: Resolved, That it would be for the
interest of the people of this section to have
creamery al tnls pace was discussed anu
decided in the affirmative by "a vote of seven
| to two-Louis Provost has moved from the
Bemis house to the tenement over the store
owned by B. p. White.
WORCESTER.
At the annual meeting In school district
No. /, it was voted to build a new school
house and committee was appointed to
procure plans, estimates, etc, and report
Friday evening, April S.-George Dyke has
moved into the house at Harris mill and
will board the mill help w. r. c. sugar
party at the town hall Wednesday evening
M. b. Miles has returned to his home in
Milton. Miss Frankie Abbott is visiting in
| Mortified.
WATERBURY.
Harry G. Douglass, aged GO years, died
suddenly of aroplexy.-D. NJ. Knights was
able to walk out on the street Thursday for
the first time in three months.-Rev
Leonard Tenney able to go to the post
Office Thursday after several weeks sick
ness Martin Mcintosh has gone to New
! York. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Davis of North
| DuXbury are rejoicing in the birth of son.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs David War
der of Minneapolis are pleased to hear that
their four little boys have sister. y iliiam
Town has moved to Richmond, where he
has bought barber shop. Ross has
moved from Scrabble Hill to the house va
Gated by Mr.. Mills.-Christopher {. Corse
has severe attack of cold upon his lungs,
which may prove to be pneumonia. Miss
Luna Fullerton has gone to Clinton, Mass,
for a short visit Anna Morse has returned
to Royalton.
The new Methodist church will be SC feet
long and 90 feet wide, fronting on Main
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Entering from the street on level with the
| ground the first room will be q parlor % by
rs feet with movable partitions into the au-
dience room which Will be IS by SO feet.
There is large pulpit platform with plenty
of room for the choir and large pipe organ
at the further end. The building will com
| lorably seat 300. There viii be a room Of
| the same size over tho parlor with movable
partitions on the side next to the audience
room, SO that both these rooms can be used
| in connection with the audience room when
occasion requires. In the basement with
ample room Tor the furnace and store rooms
there will he Il kitchen II b. 2S IL dining
room 20 by 30 and room for entertain
ments 81 hy ~. 1t will ba built of brick
with granue trimmings aui is to be com
| pleted by October ! Ivy Sweet, Cumming,
&, Co. of Rchford, Nt.-Georga w. Ken.
nedy went to Montpelier to attend the tnrd
meeting of creditors in the insovont estate
of John {. Griggs. A former dividend of
- por cent had been paid and an additional
dividend of % per cent declared making a
full payment Of 100 per cent of nearly SlS, =
600 and Mr.. Griggs goes on in the same
business with good prospect of SUCCESS.
Miss Lovejoy and Miss Hopkins of Cabot
are visiting Mrs. o. Il. Harris. - II attic
Thompson has moved from Arad Graves ;