Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. hlinot went to Som
erville, Mass, last week to take up their
residence there, leaving the woollen mill In
charge Of w. A. Martin and the grist mill
| with Feios Rousseau, who will run them as
| heretofore. The Misses Bowman OF AL
b'lrgh have opened dressmaking rooms at the
Falls.--Miss Nina Early has left school aud
| is back at the Fals.-Joseph Rousseau has
hired out to Father Matthew OF Milton. -
George keneld has mill yard full of logs
HloHGATE.
Miss Hattie Baxter of Wellesley college is
spending her vacation at home George
Deal and family have gone to st. Adams to
| live. u. b. Sanderson and f. L. Herrick
are in Boston. Peter Bingham has gons to
Massachusetts to live. The aged parents of
the Rev. Father Turcotte are spending a
few days with him. Willie Sheldon is at
tending school at St. Adams and Miss Nellie
Pelton ut Enosburgh Falls. Miss June
Blake is the guest of Miss Minnie Cray -
The Kings Daughters held sugar
party at the parlors of the Congregational
church Wednesday evening. -Hinnerth's
sawmill has all it can do and the mill yard
full of logs. -Horskins Il Hinnerth have
bought and will put IN a new iron flume. -
Mrs. Henry Stinets is out again.
FLETCHER.
AT the caucus Saturday, March 20, NJ. B.
Hooper and j. b. Leach we're elected as del
egates to the republican State conven ton at
Montpclirr, and II. A. Boomhower and +.
X. Montague sent to the convention at Rut-
land. Dir. NJ. s. Briggs is in town again,
after an absence of several years -Our
stage line will pass into Edward NUGGETS
hands tho first Of April. A four year old
child of j. Learned was buried last week.
MONTGOMERY.
Floda Brooks has gone to Montpelier to
attend school. Henry Lafountain has sold
his place at the village to Henry Plum
Mrs. W. b. Clapp and daughter returned on
Saturday from Boston, The Methodist So
ciety will hold q service Of song on Sunday
! evening April 10,-There is talk Of putting
in machinery at the mill at the village for
manufacturing and finishing bobbins.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Charles Campbell has rented his house to
Joseph German who takes possession at
once Mrs. Jennie B odwell is back from
Boston.-Rev. Mrs. jackson is expected to
| preach at the Baptist church April s.
Born March %, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. S. y. Dix; also March % Il son to Mr..
and Mrs, Louis Fountaine.
IllIOu-Ou was Dhuly nurt AlOtptaY
while saving boards IN Wakefield & Bedrll $
mill. a belt broke, hitting him on the side
OF his head, causing him to fall on the saw,
cutting his head and arm.
FRANKLIN.
Orson Wright has bought the Samuel
Bliss house of L. Vincent administrator;
consideration i 0C0.-Niss Addie Stowe OF
! ST. Adams is in to for few days-Her-
bert Comings and wife of Richford visited
at Ernest Hubbard las week. Nina lite
more has rented the Bliss houses. A.
Bell has bought and moved on to the
Hungerford farm near Sheldon Springs.
STEVENS MILLS.
No new sugar yeC.-Mrs |. \. S5tanhope
is better.-Mark and John l.. Sheppard OF
Abercorn, T. O., denorned 10 head of cat
tie for |. y. Stanhope. Three other dairy
men in this vicinity have lately dehorued
their herds no serious results following in a
single case. Potatoes plentiful. No car
ring and slight local demand at 30 cents per
busho..-Mrs Smith widow OF tine late
Stephanus Smith, has gone to live with her
scn-ia-law, Henry +. Heath, and the real
an! personal property Will be sold at auc-
ton.