Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-24

laying some hardwood 6oors in their works,
and placing new "tumbiers' in the base
mept.
IL. w. Brigham, aged Al, died at Wor-
cester Saturday night; funeral Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The team of s. II. o. Bosworth ran away
on Monday, but the damage was slight.
The latest pensions received by I. j.
Denvitt are: Original, D. Il. Culver, Mid =
dlesex, guardian OF child of w. II. Orms-
bee, $40 a month and $3.50 arrears; Albert
Burbank, West Danville, $40; l.. G. Reyes,
Brattleboro, Sl2; increase, Horace Trask,
Warren, : to $40.
PLAlNFltLD.
The sugar house containing 1000 tin tubs,
400 wooden ones, 10 holders and two evap-
orators belonging to Ambrose Taylor was
burned to the ground last Monday. Gym
tina Templeton goes to Manchester, N. H.,
this week.-A cobweb sociable was given
by the Christian Endeavor society ut the
Congregational yestry Tuesday evening.
WATERBURY.
There will be a missionary meeting at the
vestry of tho Congregational church March
26 at 2:30 O'Clock p. m, to which all tho
ladies are invited. An interesting pro-
81 nus Deel plep'itel touslsiiuB Vi
singing, recitations and missionary intelli-
gence. MIR. Avery's school closed Friday
aud there wns an examination Of teachers
the samo day. -Thaldeus Crossott, one of
the stewards Of the Methodist society, takes
advantage of the snow to draw material to
the grounds Of the new church. Mrs. ste
phen Hayden died from cancer aged o3
years -Gamaliel Washburue was married
ID Boston last week to Marguerite Perdy of
Halifax, n. She new snow gives fresh
impetus to numbering. There was no meet
ing at tho Methodist church Sunday evening
on account of the storm.
WAIT SFIELC.
George Olmstead has been appointed
| town liquor agent Samuel Baird has
sold his farm, sugar tools and cas
horse to Joe kaeel for $3.50. The latter
takes possession Immediately. --Ir. Baird
las ADVERTISED bis personal property TO be
sold at auction March %. He thea intends
to move into the village. Dogs are making
! havoc with the sheep in the south part of
the town, George and Leonard Berry's hocks
| being attacked. The selectmen ordered that
! the dogs OF Michael Moriarty and John
| Mobus be shot, which order has been car
red out john L. Baird has refused an Of
fer OF 500 for mis- yearling colt, from the
mare he recently sold to Capa Cod parties
tor $500.
WORCESTER.
DR.. Perkins he's a telephone. Il. w. Por-
ter is going out OF business and will move to
| Montpeio Marshall ". Brigham died the
! l3lh. lie leaves four children. ---Jason Jen-
ninGS mot with an accident while working
IN the woods a few days ago and is now vor y
sick. -Horatio Templeton is sick An III
FAINT son of Carlos Hatch died "Wednesday.
EAST CALAIS.
The singing at the church on Friday even
ing under the Charge Of Prof. Charles bud
ley was n success A duet sung by Mrs
Charles Hamrin and Mrs. Willard OF East
Montpelier was particularly good, and Il
song entitled "rhe Birds Cooinsn sauy 10
Miss Kate Peck reflected much credit to her.
Waiter Pierce lost horse from lung fever
one day last week. Il. Haskell OF Soull
W ondbury hitched his morse under the stor,
shed at this place and q snort time uftr i
broke away aud started tCTar home at fu,
speed, Luckily no damage was done, tn,
animal being stopped about mile out.