Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-14

te-at- large to the commandery-in-c hlef on
igust 8 at Helena, Mont. w. w. Lapoint
hs elected member of the division council.
The Thermometer registered 90 in the
AIDE Monday.
Joseph Dunsbriskic and wife were each
sessed So 81 ON Monday for breach OF the
pace. Their premises were also searched
psuccessfully for Intoxicating liquors.
Mrs. c. w, Potter went Monday to re-
pin two weeks in st. Johnsbury.
Ambrose Bianchi was on Monday tried
fore Justice o. b. Boyce for keeping in
xicating liquors with intent to sell. He
as found guilty, and his fine and costs
nounted to S43.43.
$. Frantana s. Co., are building union
ante sheds on the Smith meadow. Lang,
ortimer, Bugbee ~ Alexander, another
w union granite firm, are to occupy the
byce sheds. Secretary MARI says ono of
new union firms received orders for 2l
ouument in one dsy.
lev. }. f. Dutton, supply at the Mont
Tier Unitarian church, ia to preach on
nnday at the Upiversalist church.
From a patch of less than two acres OF
nd George Mcfarland has this season sold
yer 30 bushels of Strawberries.
The body of Mrs. w. s. Young, who
eu on saturday, was, on Mouuay, taheh
Stark n. H., for burial.
A game Of cricket is to DO played Satur-
hy afternoon between the two local teams.
One day last week 30 carloads of granite
ere shipped over the Montpelier and Wells
liver railroad
MONTPELIER.
Albert II. Haseton, aged so, brother-in-
w of I. j. Deavitt, died on Wednesday
orning at his home in Waterbury. His
neral was attended on Friday.
Rev. G. W. Gallagher is to preach in the
llgrim Congregational church in New
ork city on Sunday, July "a.
Tuesday 81 boys left this place to attend
he summer school of G. w. Perry at Eagle
mp, Grand Isle.
The funeral Of G. w. Alexander Wednes
ay afternoon was attended by Brooks
rand Army post. The funeral of L. l..
anner was held on the same afternoon.
Henry Stearns, father of &. 2. Stearns,
burned Wednesday noon from Florida,
here he spent the winter.
Ryle Brothers have erected a shed near
be Sabin crossing, and are to cut granite
lerein.
Miss Kate Stowell and party of friends
Ijoyed picnic Friday, at Ben amn' 5
alls.
There were 60 Grand Army veterans at
10 funeral OF c. w. Alexander, and they
bid the expenses of the burial. Rev. \.
Hough ofilciated
Canema, the five years old daughter of II.
Bowers, was seriously burned on Thurs
by evening, her clothing catching fire from
patches and firecreckers with which she was
laying.
The Montpelier Prcachers's association
let Monday morning at Trinity church.
ev. S. Donaldson of Mortified read Il
aper on Mutual relations of the church
nd Sunday school, " and tho balance of the
esson was devoted to general discussion.
The conference board of church extension
cid meeting at p. IN. Tuesday at the
Methodist church. The principal item of
usiness transacted was to recommend an
appropriation of $500 toward paying for the
hurch at Greensboro Bend
The Vermont Holiness association are to
old their annual campmeeting through the
eek beginning Monday August % at the
orthiield camp grounds.
WAlTSFlELD.
james Black died on the Sd from the
iloNNS u bHS INJURY icColNcu WulIc uTuN-
lg logs. He leaves wife and two chill
rem who have the sympathy OF all.-Niss
Ruth Buzzell is very low.-Two new bicy-
les have appeared on the street and al G
ddeu by George Howe aud Frank Green
The campers have returned from Gran.
lille.
WARREN.
The body of William Benway of North
Adams was brought here last Saturday for
burial Miss Adah Cuthbert with Dell
Bragg and Jennie Parker, are visiting in
lorrisville. Clark Billings and wife have
one to Lynn, Mass. William Sargent is
ONE from Boston, Mass. -George Green
lit is home from jericho. j. p. Green wood
nd wife are visiting in Providence, r, l.
WORCESTER.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
eorge Fisk Wednesday, July 6.-The
rangers had picnic at Curtis pond July
Jasper Kent and family of Burlington
ave been visiting NJ. p, Kent his uncle. -
lr. Elvern Utton and Miss Bertha Hatch
we're married July l by Rev. 2. II, Car
enter,
BERLIN.
Miss May Crandall, Miss Irene Hubbard,
llss Ellie Turner and Walker Bancroft left
Wednesday for New York to attend the
jhristian Endeavor convention. Most OF
he farmers have began haying. The
hurch at the corner is still without a pas
or. Jerry +. Dauney has returned from
is vacation in southern Massachusetts. -
Nearly all OF the townspeople went to Barre
he Fourth.
WATERBURY
Ahira Richardson of st. Adams was ir
own Tues iay.-Mrs. W. T. Dillingham; an,
Ter son Paul have returned from Lisbon, Y
I.-Charle5 Shipman ami family of Mont
eler have BEEN spending several days IN
own. -Arad Graves has bought the Abe
.eWis place near tho iron bridge, IN Dux
Jury, for Sl4O0.-M Kate Lord of Bur
ngton il visiting friends here this week. -
he ice cream social at the Congregations
hurch parlora was very pleasant affair
Mss Mildred Mullaley of Boston sang anC
Hiss Alice Tenney OF Boston plaid "a plan,
polo. Mrs. Ellie and children of New NorI
re visiting Mrs. Charles keene, her sister
May Wrlo,ey is at home from her schoo
n iayston. Frank Caldwell is very low
vita consumption and not expected to live
kanto Moyea, the japanese student, will
peak at the Methodist charch next Suudal
Yenlng. Rev. l.. ii. Elliott agent of tn