Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-16

coin report n very pleasant time. Mr..
Hammond has finished his job Oh the road
for the present The funeral OF Miss Jane
Nichols was attended from the home Of the
Misses Daunis Thur1day afternoon. Tie
nternent was in the west cemetery.
Children's day was observed at the vari-
GUS churches Sunday by appropriate en-
ercises. -Mrs. President Brainerd has gone
to Boston TO attend reunion OF her class.
President Erainerd accompanied her.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Royce OF st. Adams are
guests at Prof. Eaton rs -Buttor brought
16 cents Monday. Mr.. Stockbridge
has leased tho saw mill OF Mr.. Upper, and
will manufacture butter tub hoops. lie
will employ about 20 men.-'Chsrles Earle,
sr. is quits ill., Miss Jennie williamson is
homo from Essex. The graduating eXer-
cises of tho high school will be held ct
School House hall Thursday evening.
LINCOLN.
Tho county convention of the w. c. T.
L. met hero the Eth and Sth. The different
unions in the county wero well represented
Everything passed off pleasantly. Tho diff
forent papers prepared ON mission work,
Juvenile work, etc, etc, were OF much
merit. The addresses we're excellent. Tho
l.. 7. L. deserve much praise for their work.
The presiding cider delivered an excellent
sermon at tho Methodist church Sunday
evening.
CORNWALL.
Linus F.. Peck and Charles r. Lee nre in
Providence, r. |. in the employ Of large
clothing establishments large number of
the relatives end friends of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Curtis T. Samson gathered at their home
Friday evening to remind them that it was
their goth wedding anniversary. a hand
some purse OF silver dollars was presented
them as O souvenir OF tho occasion. Chill
drep IS day was appropriately observed Sun
at the Congregational church, and Il gener-
Gus contribution was collected for the Boston
fresh air fund
SOUTH STARKS9ORO.
Storl,sboro delegates were chosen for
Kent for senator, aud Col. Fuller for gov
ernor. Ezra Hallock has = daughter. -
Mrs Milo Wright is very i'll,
EAST MlDDLE8URY.
number of tho members of the w. G..
T. u. attended the county convention at
Lincoln last week. Miss Norah ID. Peel,
spent Il few days with her parents here last
week. MIR. ard Mrs.. Nathan Decker are
both in poor health.
STARKSBORO.
The Baptist quarterly meeting was held
here, commencing Friday and continuing
until Sunday. There were quite number
here from away.-Mrs. Patrick Leonard
died juno Il and the funeral services were
held the 18Th. Tho body was carried to
Nergennes fer intermcnt.
BRlpPORT.
Children's day was observed in both
churches Sunday with appropriate exercises.
M. 7. Powers YVES at home over Sunday.
NEW HAVEN.
The county delegates chosen at the recent
caucus are as follows: Sherrod Brown, F.
a. Brunnello, i. j. Smith, James Wilson,
A. C. Squer, L. S. Doud, A. E. Wright,
a. p Roscoe, c. n Hunt, all for DR..
Kent. The social on the academy green
was success. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcneil
have another son, born June 10.
MONKTON.
Columbus Smith OF Salisbury was in
town lest week looking after his farm ant
making arrangements for repairing tn,
buildings. -Mr. and Mrs. G.. c. Roscoe
spent Sunday in East MiLdlebury. Mrs
Levia Downey is improving slowly. Mrs
George Morgan is very feeble Mrs. Row
ME Falby was married to Mathew French
Rev. Fred Shift oiliaiated. Many are at
tending County Court at Middlebury.
ADDISON.
The delegates to go TO Middlebury the
21st are \. L. Jenkins, NJ. A. Smith anl
Rufus L. Nooman and those to so to Bur
lington are L. c. Guley and Edward Cor
ham. Dora L. and Walter Clark are camp
ing at the lalle.-Those on the sick list ar
Charles Smith and daughter, Winnie ant
Mildred Hanks. Oliver Barron has d son
Mrs. II. Brevoort is more comfortable.
GRANVILLE.
The cheese factory has opened with Y. A
| Nichols, esq, cheese maker.-Miss Berth
Alex and Miss Eunice Flint have returne,
from Randolph. Leon Keningston an,
Miss Anna Riley We're married at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Robert Riley
June S. Rev. Mr.. Wright OF Rochester per
formed the ceremony.