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

FRANNlHN COUNTY.
The probabilities are that the school board
Of Rchford will build handsome aud com
modious school house TO replace the one re-
Gently burned.
FAIRFAX
Allen Sturges is again night operator at
Georgia station. Nellie Howard is spend-
ing few weeks with Mrs. Smith Sturges
AIRS Inez Aldrich is the guest Of Mrs
Guy Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hub
bic are rejoicing over the birth of son
number of the young friends of Miss Ella
Burns spent Wednesday evening OF last
week with her. &C. E. Mudgstt has re-
turned from johnson, whore ne has been for
the past week on business. Miss May
Daran is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Wiliins.-Miss May Watson has gone to
bakersfield to visit friends.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Butter market was quite active this week
with slight decline III price. Shipment,
800 packages. The worst storm OF the win
ter prevailed during Saturday and Sunday,
the drifts being 10 feet high and all roads
blocked Mrs. il. A. Asetne died Monday
night and will be buried from her late resi-
Merrill, c. l.. Marsh and NJ. I. Periey will
erect an opera house near the passenger
depot in the near future. Tue stone for the
foundation is now being drawn. This will
be great addition to our village and the
people are to bs congratulated on having
such men as citizens. Twenty teachers
took part in the examinations held here Sat
urday by Mr.. Rustedt, county examiner.
EACT 9EpKGLlipE
Mrs. X. a. Paul gave IA large party of
childrsn an excellent time and supper at
her home Friday afternoon. -There is a
daughter at Charles Stratton's and son at
John Mercy Miss Mary Grant is home
from Rchiord.
FLETCHER.
The lumber is beng drawn for the two
seuarators recently located here. The sugar
mekers here asking for a weigner to be
stationed at the Centre, claiming thurs
should he someone stationed here to accom-
modate the makers OF about 100 tons of the
sweets.-Dr. NJ, 5. Briggs, formerly Of
Fletcher, but more recently of the West, is
reported on his way back to old Vermont
AlGHGATE.
Brown Stimets of Boston is here. Henry
Gonyea and Miss May Bordo were married
the 18th. Marvin is the guest of
Emmett Robinson There was a sugar
party in the vestry of the Methodist church
Tuesday evening. -There 81 births
and 81 deaths during 1891. Sanderson
is to carry on the Cutter farm the coming
year The eldest son OF Joseph Jersey Is
very ILL Owing 10 the severe storm here
was no service Sunday at the Cougrega-
tonal church.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
John Young of Newport has been in town
the past week attending to an arbitration
between Wakefield IL Bedell and ". W.
Wood. Charles Thomas of Cambridge has
been engaged as clerk tor Stiles q Coy.-H.
c. Tillotscn will clerk for J. {. Hutchins. -
Wakefield IL bedell have lost another fine
horse, it being the third this winter. Mrs.
Chares Hall has returned from Boston,
where she bought piano.
SWAkTON.
Hon Z. P. Adams has gone to the Hub
on 10 days business trip. Peter Telford,
an old and respected citizen of Highgate
Springs, died recently at the residence of
his son in-law, Ambrose Carr, in this vii
lage.-A new hose company WAS organized
Thursday night, with James McNailey fore
man. The musicale by the pupils OF the
graded school Friday evening was success,
each number on tho programme being rem
dered in manner surprisingly well, con-
sidering how youthful the performers were.
The recitation by Miss Mamie Tobn was
especially good. The whstling duet by
Ray and Earl Barney, being something uni
! que, was liked by tho audience. The re-
osipts were $6l.-There is to DO race on
the ice SONS day this week, possibly on FRI
day, for purse of $3.50, between Peter
Lambert, owned by w. II. Hawrican OF
Bakersfield Orphan Boy, owned by Nc
Carger 81 Harvey of East Alburgh, and
Mabel c., owned by Warren Clark of Swan
ton. A plate glass front is being put in the
Stone block, Last week Tuesday evening
members of Missisquol lodge, |. o. o. f., ,
to the number OF 30, with ladies, met at the
Csntral House and INDUCED In a supper, af-
ter which followed speeches by prominent
members OF the lodge. Rev. L. J. Rauslow
acting as toastmaster. DIR. Z. 4. Allen is
sick.
A Plain Precaution.
| Either to adopt plain precautiop, one sane
| tioued by experience and approved by med
| zeal mon, 10 incur the risk OF a malady
| obdurate and destructive in its various forms
OF intermittent or bilious renittent fever, or
dumb a3ue, which of the twof For every
| type, for every phase of malaria, Hostetter' d
Stomach Bitters is Il spec DC. ltaots promptly