Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-17
ADDISON COUNTY.
VEfGENNES.

CENEtc MISS Mbul NulfOl VIII bi'V Nv.
William Berry had serious attack OF
heart trouble while on the street FRIDAY.
Mics Rose Bates viii take part in
the drama, "Abovo this Glands, as So
lo!st nrd A. u. Nlttum RS violnc.lloist,
the 22d ard esd inst. "A fins srsnits monu-
nlent has been placed in the Is;Tisbursh
buryinS ground by Mrs. G. B. botsfcrd. 80
Interested parties hsvo Eeen making a sur
vey of the rock in the river opposite tho
State school grounds, which has always i'm
peded navigation at low water. IL is uu-
derstood that measure, will soon Ia thkon
for it's removal. IL Is proposed by tho gov
erment to so r,ducs the ledge as 10 insure
eight feet OF water for boating whsn the
river Ia Mt its lowest point. --Antoine
jerome, the Fishermen has received a pen
sion and $500 back psy.
benjamin Z. Young has voted at ID
presidential elections, casting four votes FOR
the Harrison family within period Of 80
years. The ro-is bad and trade
was comparatively light Saturday. -
d. O. Nconan shipped a carload Of sheer
and cattle to Boston Monday. the scarcity
of eggs has advanced the price 90 % cents
per dozen. The lU7co man, who operated
in New Haven and Bristol lost season, is
10 limbo ct sorle town on tho Hudson.
Representatives II T. Booth mado fly
Adams or the O'Clock Sleeper Monday
morning and returned to he present at tia
Monday evening meeting in this city.-Mr.
William Berry j. much letter. Thursday
will be the day to sell poultry in this city
+ new water wheel for fire PURPOSES Is TO 10
put IN the pump house on tho fs,lo..-CEut.
HofnRSle ~ building q propeller and SAL
boat for his son, winch will be quite nov
CITY in its way. Il is built mostly OF pine,
with cherry combinGs and will carry Six
easily.
The referee case Of Zsba Lamb vs. Frank
Lamb ct al. before ". f. Johnson, special
master hald Mt Granville. is to be contin-
ucd at Randolph, November q. W. H.
Bliss appeared for plaintiff and James VIII
son. n. l.. Boyden for entant The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to go to
Montpelier at tho Monday evening meeting:
!. y. Smith, y. j. McCuen, +. ii. Foss, ).
$. Gaines, y. D. Miner, I. Smith, j. G..
Hindes, f. Fish. 4 change in the city
charter is contemplated. Mrs. Ann Stimp-
Fon, aged rs years, died Monday at the resi-,
dence OF her daughter, Mrs. H.
Sprague Panton. Funeral will DO held
at 10 a. m. to-day ct the house.
Rev. N. r. Francis viii ofcate
A chicken pie festival will be given in the
vestr. Of the Methodist church Friday
cream and cake Will lie served from till 10
O'Clock. -Thanksgiv,ns night select dance
will be given at thu city hall. Messrs. VT
tum and Pilon furnish the music. during
the absence of Miss Scovll, Airs. j. y. Nor
ton is working in the postcHics.
BRISTOL.
J. C. Enerson's cat has been violating
the fish law by catching two trout. One
- tbap iyha 81 ppa nd fuo vi pr
and the other thrse-fourths OF a pound. 49,
Libanus lodge +. and A. H., ere putting in
Il new carpet and new furniture into their
hall. II will De ono of the hsndsomest halls
In the State whom completed. Saturday
butter brought 90 TO % cents; selections a
shade higher; eggs, 70 osnts; poultry, l2 TO
Is oonts. Frank Cormsr Will. working
near tho plasor In the Bristol Mnnufactur-
Ing coinpany's shop Saturday morning was
badly hurt on tbs head by a piece of board
That got caught in the belt AMI thrown with
great force, striking him under the ear.
Tho democrats met Saturday evening to
make arrangements for celebrating their
victory. John l.. Osborne, the governor
elect Of Wyoming is Westport, y. y,
BOY by britt, but is consilrred Bristol
boy, as he was employed as clerk in DR..
j.. NJ. kert's drug store for several years
and studied medicine under Drs. Kent and
Dean. Ho graduated from the medical de-
partmept Of the L. V. NJ. about 1881.
MlDDLEBURY.
The funeral OF Mrs.. Joseph Rivers took
place Monday forenoon in the Catholic
church at o'clcck. Butter brought "a
cents pound for the bost on Monday and
oggs commanded p cents a de zsn.-There
il q brIk composition between Misses Cad
die swiney, Hattie Eru2a aud May Hanon
TO ses which will raise toe NEST money to-
wards builtiu1 tbs proposed Catholic
church. The winnsr is to rscsive a gold
watch and the contest will be decided ~
the ladies' fair this wssk-Mr. William c.
Danysu is recovsrin. slowly. -lIondny Rt-
lernssn s. {. Gibbs oI Epton gave George
Hodges quarter oe milo wLeelburTow
ride, payment in fui Of an o'sction bet
Uzias Sanford Of Duzbury returned home
Monday afternoon. lie shot eight foxes
during his trir.
Many Of tho students living in Massa-
rhuJetts and Few York went home to vote.
i. r, Wynae, 93, spoke AZ n democratic
rally 1T Port Henry last week Monday
evening Tho zee club ha. organized by
eectnG Chorles iess,Erave, 'J3, leader,
George Ho'setir', '9j, manager, Tho
junior elias, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President 5. l..
I'I4Fi -d'uuIcLNFyi vice preS.den|, MICS
Bertha Ransow, Swsnton; secretary, Miss
Anna RtcAi', Rlue Hnl, Mines treasurer,
Miss a. K'ag, Ludlow: poet, O. ). Sawyer,
Last fempleton, Mass; toastmsstcr, ". h..
CARR, VerGennes; prophet, Miss l. Clark,
Ludlow; historian, o. j. Sawyer, East
Tompeton, Mass; orator, II. H. Seely,
Middlebury. -rrof. w. L. Howard, United
States consul at CsrI.H Walos, made
pleasant remarks to tho students last week,
lie viii return to Cardiff in q few days.
SHOREHAM.
William Langois and Sou are building @
shop TO replace the ono burned recently 49,
Mrs Maria Waru has returned home from
New York, where shs has had q severe RUIZ
of fever. Henry Bissell, who recently re
turned from Australia, has opened grain
end feed department in the store Of Kendall
& Morse.
HANCOCK.
Joe Williams and vito havs moved 10 tb,
Page place MIR. II. kilder ana family o