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

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for one mile and return.--Tbe Young la
dies constituting the Sodality organization
OF st. PETERS church, were treated to n
boat ride to Fort Frederic, on the Nellie,
Tuesday. Father Campeau who gives
the society an annual boat ride
and picnic, together with Father
| Beauchesne. were participants. Mrs.
Shoroy of Montreal is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. McMastcr. Miss Briggs Of Bran
don and Rev. and Mrs. Smith Of Troy are
guests at the IIickok and Hiudes cottage,
Kimball's Point Tho Gazelle took party
on boat ride Tuesday. Reuben Parker Of
Ferrisburgh has been appointed administra-
tor Of the estate Of the late Charles e. Palm
or Of New Haven. Miss Gussie Hindes is
spending few days at the Norton cottage at
Mile Point.--Tbe funeral of Henry Simons
Monday was fully attended, the floral offer
ings were profuse. Friends were present
from New Haven and other towns. Mrs
William Oliver is very low with consump-
ton.
MIDDLEBURY.
The adjourned term of Addison County
Court opened Tuesday, the 9th, and the case
of State VS.. Edward Hodgson Of Orwell was
taken up. This is case of liquor selling.
| Stato's Attorney Fish and w. w. Rider
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| Bliss defend
Stewart Andrews of Beverly Mass, is
the guest of NJ. A. Monroe Mrs DR..
Weber has gone to spend few days with
friends at Lake Bomaseon. Otto Moore
has gone to the hospital in Burlington, to
be treated for dyspepsia Mrs. William
Bell and Miss Bell have gone to Minneapolis
| to visit sons Of tho former Mr.. Charles
Nash and his bride will occupy their house
| during their absence. Prof. Eaton is in
Andover. The contract for the Methodist
church has been taken by Clinton Smith,
and work has been begun.
Miss Grace, teacher from Chicago, has
been visiting Miss May Powers. MIR. Albert
Prentiss OF Washington, ID. c., is visiting
his father, DR.. Prentiss. Miss Helena
Smith of Washington, d. c., is visiting
friends here. Mr.. +. Il. Bond is moving
away from town. 1t is understood that
the business will continue to be carried on
NORTH FERRlSeURGH.
NJ. f. Allen and family are enjoying a
few days at their cottage at Thompson S
Point The Shepard family drew good
sized house Tuesday evening &c. c. Webb
and John S. Wheeler have connected their
houses by telephone. of the farmers
have begun haying. The crop is very good.
Help is scarce and farmers are paying good
wages by the day through haying "A. w.
| Mead has the frame of new barn up and
partly covered.
1t was 90 i'll the shade Monday. About
80 sheep belonging to the Fuller estate were
badly chewed up by dogs, Monday fore
noon. Miss Ammo Allen, daughter of Judge
\. j. Allen arrived from Milwaukee Sat
urday night. She will epend the summer al
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of deaf and dumb school at Milwaukee, -
The North Ferrisburgh Cornet band vii
give their annual excursion early in Au
gust. The exact date will be given mex
week. Howard Cook has closed his engage
ment with A. D. Willard, as butter maker
on account OF poor health. Mike Thompson
will act as first man. Mrs. Ferguson and
daughter of Burlington, are visiting at Viii
bur Balls.
BRISTOL.
o. C. Crandal had his left hand badly
jammed Friday morning while at work il
the Bristol Manufacturing company's shop
d. S. Parmelee is very low, and thcry ar,
but slight hopes Of his recovery. A. D.
Searls caught % brook trout Thursday tina
weighed 10 pounds. A fund is being raised
for the purpose OF repairing the Baptis
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ounce trout in the river near the creamery
Tuesday. -Seventy-fve barrels of first
class lime are being burned daily at s5ar
gents lime iln.-parties are talking O
starting a brick yard about one mile west
of the village and about $50 rods from th
line of the Bristol railroad.
Frank O'Connor has the foundation fo
his house on Taylor street completed. =
severe rain and hail storm visited this sec
tion Friday afternoon and did considerable
damage to crops and fences. &C. f. Peet o
y orth Starksboro sustained 800 damage Il
his crops, fruit and windows during Fri
days storm. The plans and estimates 70
the grading of Main street have been complet
ed and work on the same will be commence
in fow days. Butter brought from 10 I
Il cents per pound Saturday; eggs l6 cents
Keno Morizo, native of Japan, lecture
in the Methodist church Friday evening o
the religion and customs of the people Of hi
country.
WEST ADDISON.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fiske are reioicin
over the birth of a daughter. Mr.. job
Tatreau died very suddenly of heart failur
, July t. The funeral was held on Wednes
day at his late residence, Rev. f. S. Franci
T officiating. He leaves three sons and tire
s daughters.
LINCOLN.
Mrs Samantha Danforth, aged ~ year!
wife Of the late Eben Danforth, died at th
residence Of her sou, Alonzo Danforth, Jul
Il. The funeral services we're held ct tn
house on the Sth inst, Rev. Z. W. We.
officiating Mr.. and Mrs C. Dow are re
joicing over the birth of daughter. -
0 School in District No. s closed last Thur,
u day with concert in the evening. 1t We
> taught by Lena DUPONT, who is II very sue
cessful teacher. Gilman Wheeler is quit
ill.-W. n. Cove and wife have returne
from their trip across the lake. -Alic
. ChatGeld has returned home from Masst
chusetts. -Mrs. Kate Donnelly OF Bul
lington, who has been visiting her father
Ii has returned home.
STARKSBORO.
A. NJ. Hawkins is very low.-Saturda
, evening the members Of the band went dow
r. TO Mr.. Whites and gave them serenad,
Y They were treated to cake and lemonade. -
> Miss Bushnell is home from her school,
r Mrs. s. 81. Harris and three children ha,
for via Mr.