Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-08

was played at West Charlotte last Saturday
afternoon between the Go SLOWS of West
Charlotte and the Ice Wagons OF East
Charlotte the score resulting 7 to in favor
of tho Go Slows. Miss Maggie Pease re
turned to Newport, y. IL, last Wednesday.
Mrs George Il. Peass and George Part
ridge returned TO Bennington Friday.
Rev. Joel Bingham, who was pastor OF
tho ConSreg atio1al church many years ngo,
will be in town this week and preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday. Miss
Cora a. Fisher Of Westminster station has
been in town the past week visiting Miss
Anna Byiugton. Charles ByingtCn has his
house ready 10 plaster.
John Quinan, the old and respected res
ident Of this place who dropped dead from
bis wagon Tuesday evening" near the resi-
dence of II. d. Edgerton. was Immediately
carried into tho house and medical aid sum
moned, but without avail deceased had
attended ths election ali day and appeared
in his usual health. He was widely known
throughout the State as TN upright and
honest citizen, and his loss will be mourned
by n largo circle OF warm friends. The re-
mains of the deceased will leave the ouse
Friday morning at 0 O'clock the funeral
services occurring at tic church at 10
clock,
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Miss Mabel HosiorL and Mss Edith Cove
have gone to johnson for the fall term at
tue Normal school. Miss Payo CT lines
oursh will teach the village school, Miss
Anna Byington in the north district and
Mss Mabel EDDY in district No. ia
povorty sociable will be held at J. Il. Tag
carts Friday evening, September 8.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. G. D. Ishau is better. Mrs r. A.
I Tilley and son of swantor, with Irs. l.. a.
Iiiley of South Burlington, visited relatives
in town last week.
ESSEX.
Mr.. and Mrs Tomlnson of Richmond are
visiting at Loren Tomunson's, ind Mrs
Nichols and daughter Of Massachusetts, at
Jrvis Nichos's. Mrs. N. kcelcr is sick -
Miss 7, Morgan has recovered from her i'll
| Hosa. -hev. Mir. Biake and family are on a
vacation. Rev. NJ. Terney will preach
for him at the Methodist church. The
grain crop is good one. r. Adams and
| Mr.. George New ton are Couv2lescing-Rev
Church Iaber is in town. The interval
! pastures are so covered with dirt from the
| tlool that the cattle refuse to eat the grass,
and farmers are feeding grain to keep the
| cows from shrinking. Twenty tons of hay
were spoiled on the Abbey farm, and all ths
farmers on the river found their hay and
grain badly injured. Mrs. Pray is recover
| ing from n ssyere illness.
| Patrick Lee of Now Mexico is visiting
friends Essex classical institute opened
Tuesday with 20 scholars. A three -your-
Old daughter of Charles Packard recently
| broke leg, falling from a chair.
BOLTON
f.. S. Everett, who has been spending the
summer ct Henry Stackpole'5, has returned
to Everett Mass, much improved IN health.
Miss Lizzie a. S;ackpo!e is spending a
three weeks vacation at her home. Mrs
u. J. (Stackpoe Ford arrived home in
timo to enjoy the very pleasant family ro-
union at her fathers Henry StscApole
Every member of the family was present
| for tie first time in IL years.
YVES FORD.
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Rugg,os nre rejoicing
in tho birth of daughter. The VILLAGE
schools will not open until September II on
account of the illness Of Miss Teller
HINES BURGH.
John Sears has purchased the groce,y
business of +. l.. ShnyiIie and took posses
sion September b.
WlLLlSTON.
The Central Order OF Kings Daughters
met with Mrs Frank Towers, September /.
| Mrs. David Ring united with the order. 49,
Mr. and Mrs, John Bates are receiving con
CALCULATIONS over the birth of an heir.
HUNTINGTON.
Morton Fyster of Boston is visiting rela-
tives in town.-Mrs. joan Dearborn is at
tho Mary Fletcher 10 ,pi.ai Mrs. Lillian
McGee OF the Mary Fletcher institute, re.
turned homo Monday.
RICHMOND.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bates are rejoicing
over a seven pound boy.-A quiet wedding
took place ct the residence o. 5. A. An,
drews last Thursday, Jesse Gloyd and Mrs
Jane a, Stockwel! being the contracting
parties.-The graded school began yesterday
with the following teachers Carson
a. Smith, pr ncipal n ss Ella Leon
ard, intermediate, and Miss Anna Flanery.
There was n large family gather
ing last Saturday at the spacious rosideuc
of NJ. Nj. Bates given in honor of Mrs
Elihu Bates aged 80 years. There wer,
present Alfred T.. Bates and wife from
huntington, Henry Bates and family, Hiram
Bates and family from Jericho Gsorg,
Williams and wife from Huntington, Mitch
ell Remington and wife of Hinosburgh anC
Mrs. Leonard Snyder from Chicago, VIII,
goes home TO day. John Bushey had IN
arm broken in the railroad collision las
week, DIR. Davenport goes back to Ran
dolph and DR.. W. i. Heath OF johnson
takes his place in town.
Mrs. $. A. Russell will hold piano re
cital at the Universaist church next Friday