Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

". Fisher IRE rejoicing over tho birth of an
eight pound daughter born Tuesday, Sep
tCmber 90
MlDOLEBURY.
A majority of the old soldiers Of Mid
1lcburv who went from this vicinity 70
Washipgt have arrived h me. Some
strarglc3 ." Thursday and Friday, but tho
greater lu.ulrr came Saturday afternoon
nni even ua. 1hey report : ool time,
but wero all tucd ouH--Miss Cara Bell,
daughter OF Ecv Thomas Bell rector vt
ST Stephens, has returrcd 70 her studies
at the Ncuns Ladies Episcopal institute in
Burlington. George Minore sprnined his
ankle while loading stone for the village on
Chpnan's hill. Alfred Smith, son of Hon.
Timothy {. Smith, has returned 10
New Haven, Conn, to resume his
studios at the Yale Law school.
This will bo his second ycar there. -
The pension oC Louis Gouiett has been in
creased from s. TO ;i2l rcr month. The in
creme was well deserved. Willie, son OF
George prousso WINS thrown from Il horse on
Friday, and one arm was badly spraincl.
ilo received 10 other iujures. Mr.. Peter
CEaml ugro Inns returned from Montreal,
where be went o visit n brother who is SUI
fer NJ from pnraly sis. -Fordyce Thompson,
a blacksmith, fen deed while ironing n
wagon in trent of bis shop on Main street
Saturday afternoon. Tho doctor pro-
nouuced it case of apopcxy. Mr.. Thomp
son was Oh years OF ago and leaves an aged
mother and tw children
The hoRviest thunder storm OF tho year,
il this vicinity, broke upon us about
O'Clock Monday morning aud continued for
n couple Of hours. Tic funeral services Of
Fordyce Thompson wore held at his late
residence at i q clock Monday. Rov. +.
G. Iicext, paste. OF The Methodist church,
OBLIGATED. The remains were taken to Bird
port. "A mission will be begun noxt Sunday
ct the Catholic church and will continue two
weeks. 1t will be under the direction of
priests from MontroGl.-Fifty cents per
bushsi il tie price now being paid for pota-
toes AZ .he cars. From =, to $50 per
barrel is paid for apples.
EAST MiDDLEEU9Y.
Mrs Olive Olmstead is to take possession
OF Ter now Place this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Peek ere Mt st. Albans this weeE -
,lri. Mary Stone went last week 10 the
hospital at Burlington for treatment. Mrs.
Adeliuo Arnold is improving.
CORNWALL,
Mr.. and Milo B. Williamson left on Mon
to he sheet about si> ,raa,,s -Srod +
Dean has sold his fine PAR OF bay horses to
q gentleman in New Haven, Conn.
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Charles Tutier, carrying mortar for
mason tui'U'rg chimney on prahe d
smith smdl IarrsdnY' lest MS balance ana
fell g distance Oh 10 feet, striking his face
on large rock a board laying six inches
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BR,CPChl.
". r. Toot and vito of Port Henry, y.
y. were in town last week, the guests Of
J. d. Fletcher. Ford bartlett Of Armenia,
=. y, returned home on Tuesday. Harry
t Ky. OF BOSTON was 'no guest o. mrs W. J.
iAii' iaSV "'sN' -Ntr' AAu MIS- - - barnes
nav. nav, returhen 10 tAe'r hohe N bristoI, It.
W main = YIN io'sJ "nN ~" nc re''','eu from
NOR "euulne TOUR curry i"s- "eeh'- Mrs
- . reNh4'oS, Ice''!paI.e1 oJ -i'Ss H'sle
atcneh oi brooklyn' ~ T., are inc guests
o. oo'epn l. re -'nsr'-H'ss ueFttu'e
y" l'herel! mas entered inc schoo, at NaHtonN
fIVGr' L. ,-d!Ss Anna H. Lens ana ms
-hual' &:A!,! OF cornwall are Spehulng the
week win -1'sS LOUISE CONVERSE
SOUTH TARKSBORC.
Miss Lcis Sargent Of IIinesburgh visited
her sister, Mrs. Noah Lafayette of thi.
place, last Saturday. w. |. Whittier OF
Castle Rock, Col, Is here visiting friends.
lie intends 10 stay 10 days. lie expects tc
hol a meeting at the school house in this
place next Vhursdav evening.
uINCOi
Alton Nes-er has go,s to Canada n.bore
ne e%poa's &c nna employ u IRIS 5 hgnry
Yi'i.;-i' ~ nI''',' 'Io'H No'oI"uo j.