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

| Helen and Bernice, OF MORA, N. y, are
visiting Mrs. S. j.. Reynolds.
Sheriffs Reeves Of Burlington and Wheel
er of Winooski searched the residence of
Peter Prevy last week and secured two
cases of lager.
Dominick zipoly, second overseer in the
spinning room in the Colchester mills has
severed his connections with the mill and
has gone to Ipswich, Mass.
Colchester republicans met in caucus
Thursday afternoon at Corporation hall and
elected delegates to the coming State rcpub-
lican convention at Montpelier and to the
first district convention at Rutland. s.
Bigwood was chosen chairman and &. b.
Little, clerk. committee was appointed
by the chair to prepare list of delegates
and alternates to the conventions TO be voted
in by the meeting. l.. b. Platt A. j.
Stevens and X. d. Wheeler were the com
mittee. The following names were presented
and elected by the assembly to attend the
State republican convention at Montpelier
April 10: Delegates-Dr. l.. Burdick, George
Mcbride, DR.. o. w. Peck, L. r. Cranisl
G. d. Nash; alternates, F. f. Big
wood, r. j. White, j. d. Tan
ner J. ". Edwards, A. a. Graves.
Those elected to attend the first district
convention at Rutland, April IA, are s.
| Bigwood, A. j. Stevens, Peter Fountain,
A. X. Robertson, l.. b. Platt; alternates
S. Ii. Weston, A. N. Wheeler, K. ID. Wheeler,
II. L. Johonnott, William Clark.
James Burke, who has been station agent
at Jonesville up to WITHIN n month, died at
his home here Thursday. He was an up
right young man % years OF age, with many
friends. His funeral was held from st.
Andrews church at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday
morning and the remains were taken to
Burlington for iuterment.
James Greemore, an empoye in the Col
chester Merino mills while at work Fri
day, caught his hand in some gearing and
janmed it severely. The index finger OF
The left nand was alnputated to the second
| joint by DIR. j. ID. Tanner.
The Wnooski viliase meeting warning is
posted. The meeting to be at Corporation
hall, Wednesday evening, April 13, at
O'Clock. Special subjects to come before the
meeting are: To see il the village will have
electric lights, and if to be contracted for
term of years; to whether the village
will pay its taxes direct TO the treasurer;
whether to exempt the firemen from a poll
tax or not; whether to construct a sewer on
River street to drain the water from the
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ST. GEOHGE'
Miss Eliza Isham who has been quite sick
for several weeks in Burlington. has return
! ed to her home Mrs jackson I,ham is
able to sit up at very short intervals and
her many friends are hopeful Of her final re-
covery.-Rollin Il. Forbes has engaged FOR
the summer with r. L. Forbes and Walter
Wescott with Dir. Charles Allen. The auc-
ton sale of the steam mill which was adver-
tised for March % was postponed to April
20.-Hiram 5. lsham operates the Hor-