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

The republicans raised Harrison aud
Reid flag here Thursday. Tho speaker OF tha
evening were Rev. William y. Harm, Capt.
J. S. Mosley, George Cross, esq.,, Rev. b.
Worthen and Hon. Frank PlunIey. The
audience then adjourned to Good Templars
hall when the club was reorganEzed with the
following officers: President, F. Plumey;
secretary, j. II. Winch; treasurer, E.
Huntley.
WATERBURY.
Dr. Giddngs, superintendent OF the asy.
lum, is able to walk OUT after his long con.
| fnenent from sprained ankle. Mrs.
| W. Z. Dillingham; is visiting in Lisbon, y.
! H.-Joseph Thompson is at home from Cali.
fornia.-Dr Ben amiu Tenney of Boston ia
on visit TO his parents.-Nellie Moody is
home from her school at Olney, near White
River Junction. Charles Richardson and
wife are visiting in Waitstied. p. c.
Wright has left the asylum and Edward
Chesley takes his place. Mrs. Alice Cooley
has gone to Williamstown, and Mrs. Luther
Davis has returned from that place. The
directors of the Waterbury National bank
declared a per cent dividend at their semi
annual meeting last week,
Albert Hazletine of Moretown, aged so
years, was buried Friday. Alice Evans
Ellis of Natck Mass, has been visiting NJ.
O. Evans, her father. Mildred Mullaley Of
Boston is at Barrett's Hotel.-Charles Har-
wood Of Bosten has bsen spending several
days in town Charles Lord, superin toud-
ent of the Winooski Merino mill, is visiting
| in Waterbury and Stowe james Fife and
NJ. Frahil have returned from Quebec.
May Wrsley is at home from teaching
school in Fayston Miss - Sarah Stowell has
finished her school and goes as an attendent
to tho asylum. George f. Moody of Bur.
! lington spent Sunday with Elisha Moody
his father. Arthur Baker of Springfield,
Mass, spent Sunday in town. -Jasper
Conant, with his daughter from Momence,
ILL.,. is visiting his cousin, Charles Conant
EAST MONTPELIER.
T. A. Pierce OF South Hadey Falls,
Mass, is spending few weeks at the Cen.
tre.-John Hoffman and wife have new
member in their famly.-A telephone box
has recently been put into George Good
wins house at the Centre. Elisha Gove's
two sisters are visiting here. There was d
strawberry festival at the east village last
Saturday evening. Rev. A. J. Hough OF
| Montpelier preached at the Centre last Sun
day, and is TO preach there once in two
| weeks.
BARRE.
1t is estimated that about 10 people are
leaving town each day. The granite manu-
facturers say that by working their APP
prentices they are making more money than
when they were employing large number
| of men
The Green Mountain Trouing Park asso-
citation took in $4,000 from their Fourth of
! July races
Scaled bids are being received for build
ing the foundation for the proposed new
| Baptist church.
The new buildings for the c. E. Tayntok
! & Co. granite works at North Barre ara
nearly completed, the engine and fixtures
are in place, and the large steel derrick is
now being set up,
Wells & Lamson are grading for a side
track on the site for their new works, be-
You'd the Sortwell & Morse plant.
d. B.. Buck took his noted broncho to the
races at Littlston, n, II. The broncha
jumped fence, breaking one OF his legs,
and had to be killed.
Mrs, W, s, Young, aged 49, died early
Saturday morning from consumption. Tha
remains were taken Monday To Stark, "
H., her former home.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
c. Churchill died Saturday morning,
The local camp of Sons of Veterans was
recognized in the State encampment last
week, when +, A. Duffy was elected alter"