Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24

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E. Locklin Of Gouldsville, d. NJ; John
Docberty OF Barre, ID. &.
E. H. Laid has been appointed acting
agent in the National Express Office at New
port. Il. II. Putnam OF West Randolph
fills the vacancy in the Montpelier office.
On Friday, @. A. Stone gathered straw
berry and dandelion blossoms and lively
gra, shoppers on his building lot.
james T. Sabin returned Saturday from
the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Patrick Murray, aged SO, is very
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Selnas.
The Topic club of Bethany church will
meet Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Ii. W. Kemp. The ladies are filling large
box with useful articles for home missionary
work. Christian Endeavor "Pi'' So
ciable occurs Friday evening. A Thanks
giving party" is being prepared for next
week Thursday evening, when gifts will be
gathered for the poor at Christmas.
Rev. A. N. Lewis, who is at his home in
Now Haven Conn, because of i'll health,
writes that he Is improving and expects to
return soon. Rev. Mr.. Harris of Rutland,
State missionary, supplied at the Episcopal
church Sunday.
A 90 pound COON shot by George Hodg-
man In East Montpelier, is exhibited at the
William Stsndish market.
The wife of James Brassaway who re-
sides in the little cottage lately partly
burned, on Berlin side near the gas works.
died Monday morning, leaving two little
children, one less than two weeks old.
AT the Friday night meeting Of Gen.
Stephen Thomas camp, Sons of Veterans,
seven applications for membership were re.
oeived.
NORTH FAYSTON.
W. c. Porter is to move to his farm De-
cember Lillian Porter has gone to
Northteld. j. II, johnson has taken +. A.
Davis farm. --George Grandhed's aud i.
L. Marbles children are convalesceut. -
Horace Morse from Duxbury has bought
the farm Of B. Barrett.
ROXsUHY.
| Alice Smith of Barre, is visiting at II. G.
Ellis MIR. Fan of Boston, is boarding at
| Hemnn Averill s.-D1iss Rsynia Flint has
| been quite iil.-Among those who attended
! the democratic rally at Montpelier last Mon
day night were, Mr. and Mrs. Herrck Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Spauldng and daug ter,
| Mrs. Thompson, and many others. Mics
Jennie Kendall returned TO Bethel, Friday.
-Heman Averi was in Montpelier last
| Friday. Mrs. Bean mas gone to Brook field,
on visit to her son.
WEST BERLIN.
L. W. Porters goods for his new store
| are already arriving, and builder Stickney
! is crOwdipg the completion of the building.
/ Turner Bros. and Persons are having
/ their tenements painted D. Braman OF
! Northtisld does the work. H. b. Ayers has
( commenced work on the cellar FOR new
store with q tenement on the second floor. -
| Miss Grace Il. Dewey closed very exc l.nt
/ term of school in district No. last Friday,
with an average daily attendance of fifteen
out Of only seventeen
WAlTSFIELD.
One of the most disastrous fires that ever
occurred in town took place last Tuesday
night in the burning of the new steam mill
which was discovered to be on fire about
! II 80 p. m. IL had gained such Roadway
that 1T was impossible to put it out aud
| everything was ruined, with the exception
of the engine aud boilers which some
/ what damaaed. 1t was insured for $500.
I he cause Of the fire is yet unknown. W hen
discovered the fire seemed to be started IN
der the board saw machinery, which is not
near the engine room. 1t is not yet de
cded whether the cempany will rebuild. --
There were - COWS taken from this val ey
last week to birmingham, Mass, price,
ranging from $ 5 to $40 per head.
WATERBURY CENTRE.
Merton j. Dayi- ant to Worthwhile Wed
ue,day, whore he has obtsined situation
w.th /. A. WHINE, confec,ioner, es traye.-
ing sale man.-Ihe fail term oil the c. 81
:. c.oses next week with promenade We'd
neslay evening. -kathie c. Dillingham;
having completed her school in Barre re-
turned Friday for a three weeks vacation
She ID TO teach the winter term in the sam,
district. w NJ. Anderson has contracteG
for 500, OJj feet OF logs to he drawn to biz
mill this winter.
WATEF BURY.
NJ. O. Evans sent five tons OF poultry
mostly turkeys-to market last Friiay-
! he old Methodist church and the end o
the lot next the railroad, where the ,tV
church stands, have been sold for $1,000
1 This leaves the new church nearly out O
debt Mrs. Annette Baker spent the pa,
week with Mrs {. l.. Richardson. Ilarol,
Summerviue has had severe attack o
bronchitis AIR. and Mrs Joseph Darling
now living at Macon, Ga, report the bird
OF tt giri.--Dr. J. 7. Wheelock says tina
theirs is n b1y--e democrat--but his wifi
claims that it is republican.
, Charles Shlpman ana wife of Mon tpelier
a q
our poop ATTENDED the democratic juhle
e Montpelier. Josephine Cameron
kev. S. H. Wheeler and wifs 20 to Burling
ton to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Vince.
er's mother.
GOULCSV LIE.
Julia Bell has gone to Peuacook, y. II.
to work in factory. Mrs, Cora Kennel,
of Lebanon. n. H., has been visiting her,
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. b Warrington
Schools closed Friday for two weeks
vacation. Lester Warrington has moved
into the tenement with John Dumas. 90
George Chandler has moved his goods t,
Boston and IS boarding at George Cass's
Fremont Ford has moved into the teuemen
vacated by Oh ,nder; and VIII Legier from
Bnrre into the one vacated by Ford. -
Juvenile Temple is soon to be organized her
in connection with the Good Iempars. -
The young ladies of this place are rehears
l. e Tor broom drill to take place in De
cemhtr.
SOUTH WOODBURY..