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

chusetts this week.. Il. Knights goes this
week to Boston and western Massachusetts
on two weeks trip. -Teachers' examine
ton is to be held next week There will be
quotation contest" between the Chris
tan Endeavor and Epworth league societies
at the Congregational vestry Friday even
ing, April 20.
MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Edna Robinson, aged 10, died of
cancer March 80 at 3S Main street, where
she resided with Mrs. Addie Alexander, her
daughter. Funeral at p. m. Friday.
The case Of State vs.. Ebert o. Levanway
for assault with intent to kill was on trial
in County Court during Thursday.
About 20 candidates were at the school
teachers examination on Friday and Satur-
day at Capital hail. The examinations
were conducted by County Examiner l. 2.
Booth, and the average per cent was vefy
good,
Business was lively in the Police Court
Monday forenoon before Justice Smile. He
man Taplin paid SO. 81 for intoxication and
disclosed on George ID. Reed and A. J. Glys-
son. Reed pleaded guilty to selling; his fine
and costa were SCI o. appealed bail $500,
F. Il. Stevens surety. Reed also pleaded
guilty to keeping nuisance; fine and costs
$107.27, appealed bail $3.50, Stevens surety;
also guilty to Keeping with intent to sell,
bill SOC. CT, appealed, bail $3.50, Stevens
surety. Glysson pleaded guilty to selling,
bill SCI. 81, Appealed bail $500, Stevens
surety. Lewis d. Russell was brought in
for keeping nuisance, pleaded guilty, APP
pealed, bail $500.
The latest pensions received by Attorney
Deavtt sre: Original, Alfred =, Parkhurst,
Barre, $40 a month; Hannah NJ Smith,
Marshhed, dependant mother, $l2 and $3l6
arrears; Mary f., widow of DR.. H. NJ.
Harris, Worcester, $S Gardner F. Grit
fifth, East Dorset, $12; Eliza A, widow of
Joel &. Goodwin. Charleston, So Joseph =.
Dexter, Underhll, $l2 Increases, George
S. Flint, Randolph IS to $li; Henry II.
Recor. Barre, $ti TO so.
The Military band is to give another con-
cert and promenade on Saturday evening.
They are to furnish music for the republi
can convention on April 10 and the demo-
cratic convention on MAY D.
The Wipooski river was so high on Sat
urday that ice foated in the highway be-
tween the Lanedon and Sparrow farms.
Charles Wilson returned on Friday from
three weeks in Jackson, Mich, where he as
sisted Horace Marvin, his partner, In open
ing a branch store.
Mrs. Orrin Daley has returned from an
absence of four months in Florida with her
health much improved. MIR. Daley met her
at Washington, d. c.
Sheriff Howe last week escorted to the
House Of Correction, George S. Chapman
to serve term of three months, Henry
Brassau for 60 days and Robert Spencer for
90 days.
At the annual meeting of Aurora lodge
F. and A. NJ, Monday night the old board
of officers we're unanimously reelected: j.
L. Goodenou2h, ". NJ. George E. Morse,
s. W; j. A. DeBoer, J. w; +. O. Dewey,
Sec. E. F. Blnkely, Treas; {. a. Lang, ).
D., f. II. Mcclure, J. j. The annual
meeting Of King Soiomon's chapter is to
occur Thursday night.
Bethany ladies are to hold a social and
supper on Friday afternoon and evening al
the residence OF Dir II. 5. Boarimau
Vermont lodge of Odd Fellows are to
celebrate the anniversary O. the order on
April 20, with public entertainment in
their hall, comprising the anniversary ex,
ercises, address by J. W. Gordon of Barre,
music by male quartette.
daughter WAS born on Monday to Wes-
ley and Mrs Taplin.
The Methodists held largely attended
sugar festival Monday evening at their yes
try.
PlAlNFlELD
On Thursday, March 81, fire was discov-
cred in the depot. Prompt attention helpe
to prevent serious damage. At the school
meeting Tuesday John Ryan was elected
school committee; I. 7. Bartlett. collector
A. T. Snow, treasurer, and Arch Datchel-
der auditor. Mrs. G. st. John took the
prize for the handsome, costume. and
Jimmie Shorey the homliest at the masquer-
ade on April /.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mrs Lucinda Howe died March 20 The
remains were carried to Moretown for in.
terment. She was 81 years old Mr.. John
Sullivan, formerly OF North Fayston, die,
at his son b IL Warren, March u, aged gG.
w arren {. Porter and wife have gone &c
Ware, Mass, to make a years visit with
their son, Lester. -Dapiel Bean has been ap.
pointed liquor agent.
EAST ROXBURY.
Mrs. Jacob Wardner broke her wris,
while holding colt.-L A. Eastman and
f. o. Allen have bought the Pope farm. f.
q. Allen having the pasture and buildings.
--GeorSe Wardner and Matte HAYWARD
were married March 30 at Brookdel! They
Will make their home Tor the present witt
his father. Mrs Eliza Pope has moved tc
Mortified. d. l.. Buck is soon to make ey.
tensive repairs on his buildings Cbal lie,
Flint has moved on to farm in Northueid
MOKETOWN.
Frank Sawyer and wife have returned
from their visit in Montpelier MIR. aul
Mrs. Warren Trip OF New hampshire wert
guests at the Central House last week. -
Karl Sawyer of Barre is in towu.-Frsc
Moulton has been quite i'll but is GONZALES
cent. Mrs. Ellen Smith, who has beet
stopping with her sister, Mr.. Philips, wa
called home by the sudden death OF a frisn,
III stowe. Mrs. William Sawyer is in poo
health.
WARREN.
| Mrs. Sylvester Banister returned hom
from Florida last Friday. - George Cook ha
bought the place recently occupied by Franl
| Corse. Miss Adah Cuthbert has returue,
| from New Hork. Snow Is so deep on RoX
| bury mountain that it is with difficulty tina
the stage passes over it during the lhaw.
EAST MONTPELIER.
The republican town committee has issuet
1 a ~ "a fnra q E.a hall