Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-02

TON, DlOnup6leT, oil W Wv "A''"nA -
Chaplin, Ea.t Montpelier, IS to s1e; Will
liam H. Hutchins, waterbury, "a to $40;
Leman j. Holden, Worcester, IS to $l2,
Martin B. Rumrill, Northfeld, "a to $12;
Joseph A. Sanders, Williamstown, IS to
SIP; John II. Poor, Craftsbury, W to $l4
and $144 arrears; original, George Peake,
Barre, IS and $500 arrears; Henry O. New
ton Middlesex, $12 and 500; Adelne
Alexander, Montpelier, by special act Of
Congress, $19.
Bert Taylor is to sever his connection
with the Waterman as local reporter, and
f. A. Wood is to return
Edward L. Towner, State secretary of
the Y. p. s. G. E., has been chosen vice
president of the Columbian Endeavor asso-
citation.
Prof. Burgess and family arrived Mon
day evening from New York
The listers completed their grand list
books Monday. They show grand list Of
about $3.50, 000
Mrs. j. II. Burpee has been i'll In Boston
for nearly 10 weeks.
| Six telephone instruments have been
placed in the different departments of the
Lane Manufacturing works, connecting each
| with the general office.
Miss Ella G. Mayo of this village and
Frank O. Hill Of Newport were married
Wednesday morning by Rev. A. j. Hough.
The Apollo club are to amuse the w Gods
vile, N H., people on Friday evening with
| their minstrel entertainment
| The Chautauqua circle are to meet Friday
afternoon at the home Of Clark King
A son was born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph G. Brown.
Row. G.. w. Gallagher delivered an ad-
dress entitled "Modsrn Heroism" Wednes-
day evening in the Green Mountain semi
nary at Waterbury Centre.
Rev. A. N. Lewis is to deliver memorial
sermon Sunday afternoon at the Episcopal
church.
1t seems to be settled fact that the
much talked of Kelley cure institution is to
be established in this village.
EAST MONTPELIER.
George Hammett had a valuable horse die
last week Thursday. Ira c. Dodge Is hav-
ing n cancer drawn from his arm. -Neva
Dodge is at home from Mortified. Arthur
Morse of Washington has been visiting rela-
tives here. Avis Short and F. W. Buzzel
were married the 18th. Thee. Clark is
repairing his house. II. b. Stevens begins
building his new barn this week. Charles
Humblin, j. NJ Willard and others have
gone to Greensboro on an angling exped-
ton.
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Arad Graves has sold her residence
to the widow of the late Daniel Chase for
$4,000. Charles Drugg has sold his dray
toam to James Green for $3.50 Henry
Pxley was arrested and taken to Jail the
gath on charge of burning his barns. The
National Board of Underwriters have Of
fered reward of $3.50 for the conviction
Of the person who burned these buildings. -
l.. S. B.ondin has moved into
the tenement vacated by Oscar
Harris. j. X. Elliott has been appointed
assistant department inspector of Grand
Army posts from Stowe to Warren. He
will go to Warren and Waitsfeld Juno
and t.-Dora Tate is at home from her
, school in Sharon, which broken up by
scarlet fever.-Ex. Governor w. p. Dill
ling ham and wife, with Mrs. Paul Dlling
ham, his mother, have returned from tn,
West.
Henry Pixley was bound to appear be
fore the County Court, after a hearinl
lasting two days. He was charged will
burning his barns. Mr.. Pixey had sepa
rated from his wife about the time of thu
fire. Mrs. Carrie Mute of Marshfel,
is visiting Mrs. George Demmu, he
= mother. MIR. and Ms. Henry Carpenter
have the sympathy of the communit,
over the death Of their four year-old son
Johu.-O. H. Ayers is building lars
blacksmith shop. The walls of the new
Methodist church are built to the first foo
and the work IS being rapidly pushed.
Col Levi X. Fuller was in town Tues
: day on business. Mr.. Kennedy. a demo
crat, introduced him as "Our next govern
or, Col. Fuller of Brattleboro,' to som
inqusitive ladies. MIR. and Mrs. Bert Saw
age are rejoicing in the birth of an /
pound 10y.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Stephen johnson is sick with scatiC
rheumatism. Mrs. c. B. Porter has gon
to Watstield to stay with her sister, Mrs
, NJ. b. Carroll. MIR. and Mrs. j. II. John
son have returned from Albany. --Georg
Davis is at home from Montpelier. - Mrs
Orlando Davis is improving slowly. Their
will be preaching here every Sunday b
: Rev. w. L. Douglass of Waitsfeld.
. PLAlNFlElD.
a Rev. Mr.. Walbridge preached for tn
4 Congr egatonalists last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
! Taplin preached to the surviving soldier
. Sunday Rev. Lester Warren gave the az
:. dress Memorial day.-W. j. Batchelder ht
4 sold his interest in the store known &
a Batcheder & Foss to H. II. Dewey
# Barre MIR. Gallup was buried Sunda
q from his old home. Rev. Joel Sher burn
: of Cabot returned from Omaha, Neb, Sa
urday night, where he has been as del,
gate to the Methodist society.
y BARRE
a The funeral of James McGregor was bel
d at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon at his la
s. home in North Barre. The granite cutter
* and Masonic brothers attended in body
4 Col. u. A. Woodbury. camp, Sons @
Veterans was inspected Wednesday ever
ing by department Inspector E. T. Gri'
void of Bennington.
II. A. RuGg, secretary of the GRAM
CitY Irottlng club. is making nrrangamen