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

Mrs A. H. Sperry have moved back here
from Mddlebury. They are soon TO visit
their son who is located in Colville, Wash.
Mrs. Moses Lee is very sick with bron-
chial pneumonia.
Mrs. Moses Lee died April l after a
weeks illness with bronchial pneumonia,
her funeral was attended Sunday after noon
from her late h ome, Row. Mr. Heaxt of
Middlcbury officiating. At a caucus holden
Saturday evening, April 2 delegates TO at
tend tho State and district conventions
were elected: State, b. II. Haskell, c. H..
Lane II. f. Taylor; district. w. II. Bing-
ham, II. L. Sanford, f. f. Foote.
SOUTH STARkSBORO.
new boarder called on MIR. and Mrs.
Wesley Follansbee April for board and
clothing, 1t was a girl weighed nine pounds
60 The house OF Frank Baker of Huntingt ton
Gore was burned last week Wednesday.
Cause the overturning of the stove, In
sured for $500.
WEST ADDISON.
Mrs. Fred X. Ulcott of Crown Point, N.
Y, is spending few days at her fathers,
c. b. Strong. -Miss Madeline Foote is at
tending school in Mddlebury. Mrs. Will
ing. Mr.. John Guyette has moved to
Eridport. Mr.. Thomas Hanson and Miss
Eveena Trimmings were marie last week
Thursday evening. MIR. john Hutchinson
and wife have gone to Br:dport to reside. -
Col. j. H. Lucia OF Montpelier was in town
last week.
NEW HAVEN.
There is to be maple sugar social at tie
town hall W ednesday evening. -Miss Rstta
Royce has returned to her home in West
port.-George Palmer is to make cheese this
summer at Addison. Mrs. Stearns has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. W.
Mason.
MONkTON.
Charles Smith has been in Now York the
past week on business trip.--H. +. Will
liams, president OF the Humane society, has
organized a humane society in Chester -
There was IA lively school meeting in district
No. also in the Tommy town district. -
Several arrests have been made in town the
peot week. In one case Louis Begor came
out ahead and one young lad under 500
bonds. -Cassius White of Burlington was
in town the past week. Mrs. NJ. f. Sears
has gone to live with her daughter in Bris-
tol.-Mrs. j. \. Beers body arrived the
2Sth from Prairie dc Chem. Her son, C..
l.. Beers, came the 2d.-Mrs. Addie Lewis
was rendered birthday party by Mrs f..
II. Dean at her home Friday evening, the
10th. The evening was spent listening TO
line music and singing. Louise and Georgia
Martin have gone to Burlington and are
employed in the cotton mill. Airs. n. {.
Gage has been engaged as teacher on
Tommy town hill.
LINCOLN.
Mr.. Louis Dupont, aged IS years, died
quite suddenly on March 30. Funeral ser
vices We're held in Mildiebury the following
Saturday. -Aurel Moultoa has moved into
Alton Messer's house. Marvin Pollard is
moving ON to E. G.. Coby's farm. The C..
f. held conservation service last Sunday;
leader, Mrs. Lois Bean.
NORTH FGRRlSBURGH.
The Allen creamery started up Monday,
also the Charlotte branch. John W heller
arrived home from the " est Saturday
night.The ice went out Saturday without
doing any damage. Charlie Dean goes TO
Burlington Monday to attend the Business
college Frank Preston was badly injured
by falling on to a circular saw. james
Cook will move to Essex, \. y, next week.
TO care for his aged parents in their old ages
Henry Prindle has been appointed adj.
nlinistrator to the estate OF the late Lewis
Il. Fuller, and Howard Clark Of Lincoln,
Wallace Higher of Charlotte and Reuben
Parker of Ferrisburgh commissioners -
Daniel Shortsleeves of Fort H., was in
town last week repairing the engine at the
Allen creamery. A. ID. Willard started his
creamery Monday.
GRANVILLE.
A son has arrived at Jimmie kits and a
daughter at Mr.. La Bouuty's Fred Nichols
is to make cheese here again this summer.