Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23
CHITTENDHN COUNTY.

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DR.. II. %. Bartlett of Milton is failing fast
and but little hope OF his recovery is enter
tanned.
WlNOOSKl.
MIR George L. Edwards and Miss Minnie
Morrison. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Syd-
nav Morrison were married AT tho resi-
deuce of the brides rarents on East Allen
street the 18th. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. A. O. Spoor, assisted by
Rev. II. r.. Edwards. The happy pair
started for New York city on their wedding
trip after reception.
Tho Iyceum league held thor semi
annual business meeting Friday evening
and elected the following officers; Presi-
dent, F. E. Sullivan; vice president. A. C.
Morrow: secretary S. y. Putnam: treas
urer. w. ". Murray; standing committee
d. Il. Sullivan, c. A. Cramton.
The annual boat ride given under the
auspices OF inc MethoulSt cnurcn mas oeen
pos. poneu unVi 'u'y l. -.
SUNDAY evening Tue hetnodlst cnurch
was pe&uIi,uly decorated WIN Howers' 1t
USING Cn,ioieh uaS' - P'oe'aih'ne Gu
li'ou Inc League o. hohoi was wei
ienueled' 'ose'Nol "''u music anu otuer
eAeFclses' heV' M opoo' Preac"eu
sei tn'h III 'ne ioi euooH e'p0oi""y ioi
cnlIu'en'
rihai examinations arc no" oeins helu al
tue n'sn department. Oh 'n' graueu Schoo'.
lrePara'lons are III progress lor 'He eoui-
n'enoeilienU eAer''seS' W oo hsiu June st III
|oi a''on hail
-ui' a. ~ -noi ~" anu MISS Ausus'"
L l.,i nuFp oeen oIeo'eu ueIesaies IRON inc
Cnrlstlan L-nuo1Vor socie1y 10 tne hatlohal
j. ~ - L. eoHVen'oh ~ AVG" 'oih
CITY.
INC reslucnce ol MI una mrs L. H.
OsHnu"'' Oh Lust Al''n e'iee' IHs INC scene
o. p.e@sant company Hiohoay evening
Aoou' w irls"os SCvnereu ~ 'helr mouse
10 commemorate WIN .he,n Tue :o'1 ami
NeIsuIy Vi tne'f "euueu il'o' many pres
en.s "e'G S'eT 'neih'
M'ss josie Lawrence anu MT, CI6rence
n ,I Oh lnls pace wore nlarrleu ny heV'
MT ho'pVooh III Colcnoster' yesterday
ESSEX JUNCTION..
The contributions for the chanel at the
Soldiers Home at BENNINGTON amountel TO
| $40 Ga. 81 of it being given at the memorial
! service at Essex Centre. and SO g. at the
Baptist church at the Junction, The W
| r. C.. are now at work on a quilt to be sent
to the Home soon.
John Stevens was taken suddenly i'll on
the Lamoille traip. on which he runs as
bapqage master "Wednesday morning md
vos taken to his home. He was batter the
next tho 18th and resumed worl, a ra.
ception was given Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Bn-
con Tuesdov eveninp in tho vestrv of tho
Union church. where some 100 or more of
the parish;oners met to welcome their new
pastor and his Young bride.-Several of our
Mrs z. f. Neau and two children Of
Massachusetts, are visiting her brother, MIR.
H. L. Perry. -Messrs. David Mckenzie and
{. q. Williams have returned from their
fishing expedition up the St Lawrence, and
report good catch of the speckled beau
ties. The FREE PRESS correspondent was
beautifully remembered and can attest to
! their good quality.
Mr.. Walter Parsons, principal of Island
Pond academy, is home for his sum
mer Vacation.-A very pleasant surprise
party was given TO Miss Addie Place Satur
day evening. She left Monday evening
for Chicago, where she is to spend some
time visiting. Miss Agues Drury spent
Sunday in Burlington. In consequence OF
the burning OF the creamery at st. Adams
arreneehlen!s nave peeh hlaue WIN 'he
-sseN junction creamery 10 VOTE the cream,
coming over 'ne Laiho'ile roau'
"'s, h'neS' h'e'cnef anu ueusntei Htue
cuihe hohdaS evening from o. Aloans &c
SPend '"e SuiH.nei "''n ro' P'ien's' ~ W.
9iiieau anu WIG c'osihs exercises oil
.ne vtiiase SEn"ois WI! 10 n1iu IA 'ne Dap p
oi'I ai oens, 'rn0 az .HN